Travel & Tourism in Haiti
Haiti is arguably on the agenda for only the most hardcore of independent travellers. Yet, despite it all, the country has so much to offer: beautiful environment, great music, wonderful art, fascinating history and a remarkable built and cultural heritage. Be sure to visit for the right reasons and do so with an open heart, an open mind, and be prepared to look, listen and reflect…
UPDATE: Donald Trump and Haiti. Help us shut his comments down
UPDATE, 12th January 2018: Today marks eight years after the Léogâne Earthquake and Trump is, once again, spewing garbage about Haiti
Further Dual Blow to Claims Haiti is “Open for Business”
Dual Blow to Claims Haiti is “Open for Business”. January 3, 2013, Haiti Support Group On January 2, Haitian officials
Staying in Haiti
Most hotels and top range restaurants are located in the rich peoples’ suburb of Petionville in the hills above Port-au-Prince, but in the city itself the following places to stay are recommended:
Joy for supporters as national team wins mini-tournament
Joy for supporters as national team wins mini-tournament. 24 October, 1997. Nicole Volpe, Reuters In a time of political and economic
Haiti in Focus: a Guide to the People, Politics and Culture
Haiti in Focus: a Guide to the People, Politics and Culture by Charles Arthur Published by Interlink Books, New York
Neglected islanders resist plan for Haiti tourism revival
Neglected islanders resist plan for Haiti tourism revival. April 6, 2014 By David Adams, edited by Prudence Crowther. Article courtesy of
Beauty That Plays Hard to Get (To)
Beauty That Plays Hard to Get (To). By Dean NELSON, New York Times. Original article here. Photo Credit: David Rochkind for The New
Journalism in Haiti
Journalism in Haiti Haiti is a dangerous place to be a journalist. For decades, the press has been at times
Qualifying after the Quake: Haiti Soccer’s World Cup Dream
Qualifying after the Quake: Haiti Soccer’s World Cup Dream By James Montague, CNN September 6, 2011 — Updated 1529 GMT