When you arrive in Cuba you will first enter the immigration area where a Cuban immigration officer will ask you for your airline ticket, tourist visa and passport. You will then pass to the baggage claim area and finally the customs checkpoint. As you depart into the main lobby of the airport a representative of Cuba Cultural Travel will be holding a sign and gathering the group together. When everyone is together you will be led outside to board your transfer bus to the hotel. The last thing you will have to worry about in Cuba is your safety.
Police are everywhere and crime consists mainly of petty thievery of non-attended items.
You have no reasons to be concerned with health issues during your visit to Cuba. Cuba has he highest percentage of physicians per capita in the world and they take great care in providing tourists with medical care. If you are staying at the Hotel Parque Central or Hotel Nacional, a 24 hour a day physician is available at a nominal cost. If you are staying at another hotel, the hotel staff will direct you to a clinic. No vaccinations are needed for travel into Cuba.