Foreign country travel

[queequek]

What would happen if you travel to Cuba with a US Passport? Does Cuba have problems with that, or our beloved USA does? I've heard people getting hefty fines for visiting Cuba (or if US Immigration found any Cuban stamps on your passport).

[queequek]

Since my last post in 2005, I've added several countries:

Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Puerto Rico (depends, if you count this as a country instead of US commonwealth)

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by queequek

Since my last post in 2005, I've added several countries:

Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Puerto Rico (depends, if you count this as a country instead of US commonwealth)

I count Puerto Rico as a US protectorate. Which isn't to say it is not it's own country. It depends on your definition of the word "country" though, I would imagine.

Foreign Nation-States that I have visited:

United Kingom
United Netherlands
Federal Republic of Germany (Nordhein-Westfallen)

[WVU alpha phi]

I've been to..
-Aruba
-Mexico (several times, Cancun twice and Acapulco once)
-Canada (Toronto twice for a fraternity formal)

And this May, I will be going to Italy (Rome, Florence, Capri, and Venice) with my family for two weeks.

[NUBlue&Blue]

Italy (twice)
Greece
France (three times)
Monaco
Switzerland
Belgium
Scotland
England
Canada
Mexico

Lots of states--I think there are only about 5 or 6 I've never been to (Pacific NW and the desert).

This is the first summer in a long time that nobody in our house is going to Europe. Mr. NUB&B and I are going to Bermuda in June and England next May, daughters and I are going to Paris in March for spring break.