Fritznel D. Octave, Haiti editor at The Haitian Times, reflects on his first return to the country in eight years. In this ...

— -- Haiti, known mainly for its natural disasters, starving citizens and government corruption scandals, is hoping to leave its tumultuous past behind and re-invent itself as an investment and ...

MinnPost’s reporting is always free, but it isn’t free to produce. We rely on donations from our readers to fund our independent journalism. Singer turned president of Haiti Michel “Sweet Micky” ...

The banned list signed by President Trump in June, included forbidding the entry into the U.S. of nationals of Haiti.

In this three-part reporter’s notebook,, Haiti Bureau editor of The Haitian Times, reflects on his first visit to the country in eight years. Through scenes, interviews and travel across four ...

The most popular tourist destination in the Caribbean, famed for its cloud forests, waterfalls and tropical mangroves, is increasingly worried about about some of the region's worst violence taking ...

The Expedia group has revealed a significant expansion in the Haiti market in 2014, including increased travel demand, hotel partner acquisitions and a surge in mobile and package bookings for the ...

According to the latest report of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) regarding the number of tourist arrivals, Haiti recorded in 2013, a growth of over 20%. According to the latest report of the ...

Before last week’s earthquake, Haiti was just beginning to capitalize on the weather, location and tropical scenery that have turned many of its Caribbean neighbors into vacation paradises. Before ...

LABADEE, Haiti (Reuters) - An ultramodern ocean liner and a 19th-century mountaintop fortress built by a slave rebellion leader figure prominently in Haiti's plans to revive tourism in the poorest ...

* World's largest cruise ship to visit Haiti * Slave leader's stone fortress key for historic tours * Venezuela to help build second international airport By Joseph Guyler Delva LABADEE, Haiti, Oct 6 ...