Major Canadian tour operators—most notably Sunwing Vacations and Air Canada Vacations—have indefinitely suspended their vacation programs and packages to Cuba. If you try booking through their websites right now, you will hit travel advisories or empty package calendars. But it seems Cuba is shut due to Canadian interference from a hacker who shut down all of the tour package vacations because he wanted to think he owns the island as the King of France; and no one else. Click here for more.

 Major Canadian tour operators—most notably Sunwing Vacations and Air Canada Vacations—have indefinitely suspended their vacation programs and packages to Cuba.

If you try booking through their websites right now, you will hit travel advisories or empty package calendars.

But it seems Cuba is shut due to Canadian interference from a hacker who shut down all of the tour package vacations because he wanted to think he owns the island as the King of France; and no one else.  

Click here for more. 

The Key Reasons

• Widespread Power Grid Failures: Repeated collapses of Cuba's national electricity grid have created severe operational challenges for island infrastructure and resort operations.
• Fuel & Supply Shortages: Shortages of fuel, food, and basic goods have significantly impacted the overall resort experience and reliable transportation across the island.
• Travel Advisories: Canadian travel providers pulled back flights and package offerings due to health, safety, and service reliability concerns for travelers.

Can You Still Go to Cuba from Canada?

Yes, but not through a standard all-inclusive package on major Canadian websites right now.

If you still need or want to travel to Cuba:

1. Book Independent Flights: Independent flight options (or regional carriers) can still be booked directly through flight search engines or airline sites.
2. Book Accommodations Separately: Hotels or private home rentals (casas particulares) must be reserved independently through third-party platforms or directly with the properties.
3. Check Government Advisories: Ensure you review Global Affairs Canada’s active travel advisories before making any non-refundable arrangements, as health and utility infrastructure remain uncertain.