Haiti Tourism

Haiti Airport Security - The Haitian National police force (PNH) has just launched a news security operation nicknamed "Bienvenue en Haiti" (Welcome to Haiti) in an attempt to safeguard travelers and tourists coming and going at Haiti's Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince.

Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste recently published an article about Mole-St Nicolas that made me want to hurry up and visit town. I just don't know if my "boloko" SUV will get there in one peace lol...

In a New York Times article, a former American diplomat describes Haiti as "the most beautiful, the most colorful and the poorest" of all the countries he lived and worked in. The former vacation paradise still has a faded beauty, he says.

Expatriate Economics: Many middle-class men and women retiring in the United States, with the little pension money they have, are looking for another country nearby where they can live reasonably well without spending too much. Haiti could have taken advantage of that but we are not.

Two years ago, when Stephanie Villedrouin was Minister of Tourism, there was almost a tourism fever in Haiti. Since she's been gone, well... What can I say??? Things are... Dead!!! :)

Have you ever been in Haiti, at the beach, eating Lambi and poisson gro sel, drinking some Haitian Rum Barbancourt or your favorite wine, and listening to some Haiti twoubadou?

Watch this video... Haiti's Daredevil River Canyon at Pic Macaya (Macaya Peak), a hidden river canyon within the second highest mountain in Haiti... Enjoy...

Haiti's efforts to boost tourism appear to be paying off... The Caribbean country reported a 10.9 percent increase in stay-over visitors in 2015, according to the latest numbers from the Caribbean Tourism Organization...

Read this from a TIMES article: Haiti today is far better known for its disasters, man-made and natural, than its beaches... For Haiti's government, desperate to make its country part of the Caribbean tourism market, the renewed political volatility is a disaster...

American travel conglomerate Expedia has announced significant expansion in Haiti this past year as the Caribbean country continues to gain popularity as a travel destination.