Explore the role of tourism in Cuba during J-Term 2025: Info session Sept. 19

Join us to learn about the 2025 J-Term course The Role of Tourism in Cuba and Its Effect on Cuban Society during an information session from 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, in Lentz Hall 420.

This study tour is a unique experience to visit Cuba and learn about the role of tourism and its effect on Cuban society.

It is designed to enhance students’ global perspectives by exploring the impact of socialism on Cuba and the similarities and differences between the Cuban and U.S. political, economics, and social systems. Students will learn about life in Cuba through its traditions, music, dances, art, food, gender roles, and language in this diverse culture that includes a mixture of Spanish, African, and Caribbean cultures. 

Students will engage with Cuban citizens in a wide variety of settings, including cities like Havana and rural areas. Other destinations include Viñales, Soroa, Playa Ancon, Topes de Collantes, and Trinidad.  

This course fulfills the IDP requirements.

Estimated costs
$4,000 + optional campus meals

Sponsoring Department, Office, or Organization:

Modern Languages Department

For more information, contact:

Professor Jeffrey Roberg: jroberg@rf518.com, Professor Maribel Morales: mmorales@rf518.com