Haïti | Royal Caribbean reporte toutes ses escales à Labadee jusqu’en juin 2027 CAP-HAÏTIEN — Royal Caribbean a prolongé jusqu’en juin 2027 la suspension de ses escales à Labadee, sa destination touristique située sur la côte nord d’Haïti. La compagnie invoque la persistance des risques sécuritaires et affirme maintenir sa décision afin de protéger ses
For decades, Haiti’s tourism strategy has concentrated much of its attention, promotion, and investment on the northern region of the country, particularly around Citadelle Laferrière and the historic sites surrounding Cap-Haïtien. These treasures are indeed worthy of preservation and international recognition. They are symbols of Haitian pride and independence. But Haiti is far larger than
Par : Joël Lorquet Le dimanche 5 juillet 2026, j’ai commencé la journée par un peu d’exercice physique. Contrairement à mon jogging habituel, j’avais choisi de sortir plus tôt afin de marcher tranquillement et de disposer de suffisamment de temps pour me rendre au culte. Comme il me restait une partie du repas de la
Every time I look at photographs of Bainet, Jacmel, Côtes-de-Fer, Belle-Anse, Anse-à-Pitres, and the breathtaking coastline of Haiti’s Southeast, I cannot help but feel both pride and sadness. Pride because our country possesses some of the Caribbean’s most spectacular natural treasures. Sadness because these treasures remain largely forgotten, neglected, and disconnected from the investment they
Le gouvernement haïtien a signé une convention d’établissement avec la promotrice Suze Maurice pour le développement du projet touristique MAAJEWV à Cap-Haïtien, ont annoncé les autorités et le Centre de facilitation des investissements (CFI). L’accord a été paraphé par la ministre du Tourisme, Stéphanie Smith, et vise la réalisation d’un complexe comprenant notamment des infrastructures
In a world where travelers are increasingly seeking authentic experiences, untouched nature, and adventure tourism, Haiti possesses a remarkable asset that remains largely unknown to the international market: Bassin Bleu. Nestled in the mountains of southeastern Haiti, this spectacular natural attraction offers crystal-clear pools, cascading waterfalls, lush tropical vegetation, and an unforgettable hiking experience that
When people think about Haiti’s historic landmarks, names such as the Citadelle Laferrière, Fort Jacques, and Sans-Souci Palace immediately come to mind. Yet hidden along the beautiful coastline of Saint-Louis-du-Sud stands one of the country’s most overlooked treasures: Fort des Oliviers. This remarkable site possesses all the ingredients needed to become a major cultural and
As a Haitian who has watched the country’s enormous tourism potential go largely untapped for decades, I am compelled to ask a simple question: What is Haiti’s Ministry of Tourism doing? Does the ministry exist only on paper, or is it actively working to develop one of Haiti’s most promising economic sectors? Haiti is blessed
For decades, cruise ships carrying thousands of visitors have arrived at Labadee, Haiti’s most famous cruise destination. Every week during the cruise season, ships operated by Royal Caribbean bring visitors from around the world to Haiti’s northern coast. Yet despite the enormous number of tourists entering Haitian territory, the economic benefits reaching local communities remain
For decades, Haiti has struggled with economic instability, unemployment, and a lack of long-term national development. Yet despite these challenges, Haiti remains one of the Caribbean’s most naturally beautiful countries — rich with pristine beaches, mountains, culture, history, music, and warm, welcoming people. The question is no longer whether Haiti has tourism potential. The real
