Photo Credit: Haitian Times According to the Association of Haitian Industries, approximately 721,000 individuals cruised to Labadie in 2019. The…
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Beauty & Style, Travel
Travel Bag Pays Homage to Haiti’s Female Revolutionary Leaders
THE LIBERATORS travel bag features renowned female revolutionary leaders Anacaona, Agbaraya Tòya, Cécile Fatiman, and Marie-Jeanne Lamartinière.
Features, Latest News, Tech, Travel
Wayaj: The Haitian-owned travel app that helps you stay eco-friendly
On Sept. 23, Wayaj, a Haitian-owned travel platform, presented its app during Climate Week amongst leaders of hotel and tourism…
Latest News, Travel
American Airlines, Spirit reduce service to Haiti just as tourism appears to make comeback
Travelers bound for Port-au-Prince from Miami will soon face fewer options. Starting on Aug. 20, American Airlines is once again…
Features, Travel
Black Travel Vibes: Discover the Stunning Beauty of Haiti
Despite being the first free Black republic in the world, people continue to sleep on Haiti. The country has gone…
Latest News, Travel
American Airlines Flights to Port-au-Prince, Haiti Priced in the Thousands
Haiti travelers experienced sticker price shock this past week after seeing flights to the small island nation via American Airlines…
Travel, Warped Lens
‘Corrupt Politicians’ Put Haiti in a Dire Situation
It is time that the opposition understands that democracy is not to paralyze a country because you failed to win…
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JetBlue and Air Canada cut back on Haiti flights, citing February protests
Haiti’s once growing tourism sector just got hit with another setback. JetBlue and Air Canada are limiting daily flights to…
Montreal, Travel
Air Canada suspends non-stop flights between Montreal and Haiti
Suspension follows travel advisory by federal government after civil unrest in the country Air Canada has suspended its non-stop flights…
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Haiti no longer an option for travelers looking to book trips through online travel sites
Investing in tourism has been controversial within the Haitian community, with many questioning whether investments should be made in infrastructure and curbing corruption instead. This latest move by Expedia and Orbitz, brings the question back into focus, leaving some wondering whether Haiti’s recent political instability has given credence to the belief that Haiti is not ready for tourism.