For car lovers, Cuba has long been considered a top destination. But with travel prohibitions between the United States and the island nation, getting there has mostly been a fleeting fantasy.

But that's about to change. The Department of Transportation announced an agreement Tuesday with Cuban authorities that will send Americans south. Airlines may soon operate as many as 110 daily flights between the United States and Cuba, officials said. That includes as many as 20 daily nonstop between the U.S. and Havana. "We're excited to announce the availability of new scheduled air service opportunities to Cuba for U.S. carriers, shippers and the traveling public," US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said. The agreement culminated after more than a year of discussions between the DOT and Cuban Civil Aviation Institute, a process than began after President Obama signaled intentions to re-establish diplomatic ties with Cuba in 2014.  more...

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