![]() Cuba and the African DiasporaLegacy and Current RealitiesJune 18-25, 2017 |
Join KFLA for an experiential and educational journey to Cuba, in partnership with trip leaders:
Evelyn Hu-DeHart (KNFP-05) Professor of History, American Studies; Director, Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity Brown University |
Reynaldo Ortiz-Minaya Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Department City University of New York, Brooklyn College |
The mission of this Travel & Learn is to introduce and expose participants to the historical origins of the African Diaspora in Cuba through an intensive on-site engagement of the island’s culture, history, and structural continuities from the nineteenth century to the present.
Fellows are welcome to bring a guest who is accustomed to the rigor of this style of experiential travel and prepared to engage the complex theme of the trip. Space is limited to 20 travelers.
TOUR PACKAGE | Cuba Air PACKAGE | ||
$4499 | + | Airfare | |
Per Person Double Occupancy |
ROUND-TRIP Visa, Entry/exit fees INCL. |
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Note: Our travel agents will contact you to book roundtrip air travel between your home airport and Havana. You will be billed for airfare when the ticked is issued. |
Single Room Upgrade:
$1000 per Single Room
Payment Plan Available
Deposit | 25% | Due at registration |
Second Installment | 25% | Due March 31 |
Final Installment | 50% | Due April 30 |
Airfare | 100% | Due when ticketed |
Please note: if you are registering a guest, you each must complete a separate registration form.
This is a legal People-to-People Educational Program arranged by GoLatin Travel, a licensed Travel Service Provider, and customized for Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance. The Itinerary, presented in brief above, constitutes a full-time program of People to People activities undertaken in Cuba pursuant to the “People to People” general license of the United States Department of Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control.