We sent 3 reporters to Cuba for a week, and it was a surreal adventure from the moment they arrived
Tyler Greenfield/Business Insider
While political and economic negotiations are underway to end the stiff US-Cuba relationship, the world is flocking to Cuba to experience the surreal time warp of this tropical nation.
Business Insider decided to do the same and sent three reporters in June to Cuba's capital, Havana.
Here's an overview of our Cuban adventure.
Graham Flanagan and Tyler Greenfield contributed to this report.
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