Photos

Here is a picture of the inauguration. The Clergy soluting President Michel Martelly during Inauguration

Permalink | Comments

Here is something to think about. While Haitians have been fighting among themselves and create unfavorable conditions in Haiti for the tourist industry, other Caribbean nations have been doing very well in developing infrastructures and investing in campaigns to bring these tourists who arrive in the Caribbean to their specific countries. Take a look at this figures to see the number of tourists who visited the Caribbean in recent Months and their destination. By the way Haiti is not even included in that list because the number of Caribbean tourists who visited Haiti was insignificant.

Permalink | Comments

From the devastating earthquake of 2010, the three bells that remain have a historic importance. These bells are among those you find in some of the most historic places around the world. They were custom made by Villedieu in Normandy.

Permalink | Comments

Haiti Recovery Commission, IHRC, has unveiled a plan to remove 30,000 people from six tent cities and help them to go back home. IHRC will spend close to $78 million to make sure the project is materialized. The actual plan is rehabilitate a total of 16 neighborhoods around Port-au-Prince that were destroyed by the 2010 earthquake.

The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission headed by Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister of Haiti, Mr. Jean-Max Bellerive was formed following the 2010 Haiti earthquake to ensure planning and implementation of the recovery efforts

Permalink | Comments

The city of Croix-des-Bouquets became the victim of a fire. This took place in the night of November 15, 2011 where the fire destroyed the businesses of many small tenant of the Market. The city of Croix-des-Bouquets is located close to the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince

Permalink | Comments

Here is a picture of early Haiti currency

The first Haitian coin or centime to be in circulation was silver piece. There were a variety of them. The pieces came in various denominations such as: 6, 12 and 25 centimes. 50 and 100 centimes came later in 1827.

Permalink | Comments

This is a picture of Skyward Cruise Line. In the 1970s, this line was going to Cap-Haitian on a weekly basis bringing tourists

Permalink | Comments

Here is a photo of Toto Necessite Most Successful Haitian Musician.
is considered to be one of the most successful Haitian musicians. These are the greatly sold MP3 all over the world and he launched an album for them in February 2012. He has other albums under his belt that are selling well in the market.

Permalink | Comments

United Nations police reported that as a result of Tropical Storm Isaac, a woman died in Jacmel when a tree fell on her.

Permalink | Comments

Here is an opportunity to explore the Haitian resort Labadee. The area is pure and just beautiful. The next time you take a trip to Labadee, do not forget to explore the coast line

Permalink | Comments