Tourism

With all the social and political unrests and riots in Haiti for more than a year, the tourism sector has been hit really hard. Tourists are few and Hotel rooms are empty in Haiti.

The U.S. State Department has reduced its Haiti Travel Advisory from a Level 4 down to a Level 3 travel warning Tuesday.

If you were planning to fly Air Canada from Montreal to Port-au-Prince in June, check with the airline because their are still suspending flights to Haiti.

When it comes to tourism, the Dominican Republic is worth copying. The Dominicans have managed to increase the flow of visitors to their country from 2 to 8 million. El Salvador wants to copy success.

Before you plan your next vacation let me ask you this question: If you are really going on a vacation, what is the minimum number of days you think you should spend vacationing to really enjoy it?

Have you tried booking flights to Haiti or book hotel room reservations in Haiti on booking web sites like Expedia, Orbitz, Hotwire and CheapTickets? You cannot because Haiti is blacklisted since the violent street protests of February 7 2019.

The US Government warned its citizens not to travel to Haiti on Friday, 14 Feb 2019, due to widespread, violent, and unpredictable demonstrations in Port-au-Prince and elsewhere in Haiti.

Ottawa Canada is asking its citizens to avoid any non-essential travel to Haiti amid violent street protests that have taking place in the country the last few days.

More than one hundred Canadian travelers are stuck in Haiti because of the violent demonstrations that shaking the country for nearly a week now.

Roger Richard Boncy, a 74 year old Haitian-American was charged Tuesday in a scheme to bribe Haitian government officials over the construction of an $84 million port project in Mȏle St. Nicolas, a city in northwest Haiti.