Restrictions on U.S. travel to Cuba are loosening, thanks to some recent changes by the Treasury and Commerce departments. 

The GAO, U.S. Government Accountability Office, released a report last week that details the new regulations. They include authorizing family travel under a general license rather than a specific license. The report notes that the President can authorize travel under a general license for non-family travelers, such as freelance journalists, professional researchers and full-time students. See full report

If you believe in giving all Americans the freedom to travel to Cuba, we encourage you to sign our petition urging lawmakers to end the 50-year-old travel ban.