Launch in Haiti: The “Zanmi Lanati Club” is committed to the climate

Haiti: seaside resorts

Haiti, often recognized for its rich history, vibrant culture and mountainous landscape, is also blessed with a stunning coastline lined with picturesque beaches. Haitian beach resorts offer a unique experience where white sand meets the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. These beach destinations are emerging as hidden gems, ready to be discovered by travelers hungry for sun and adventure. A Rich and Cultural History Haiti’s resorts don’t just offer breathtaking scenery; they are also steeped in rich history and culture. Visitors can explore historic sites such as the Citadelle Laferrière, a majestic fortress built in the early 19th century, or the Palais Sans-Souci, a former royal residence dating back to the colonial era. Additionally, Haitian music, dance and cuisine bring a lively and colorful touch to the seaside experience, giving visitors an authentic insight into local culture. Heavenly Beaches Haiti’s beaches are some of the most beautiful in the Caribbean, offering miles of pristine white sand bordered by sparkling turquoise waters. Destinations such as Jacmel, Labadee and Île-à-Vache offer tranquil retreats where visitors can relax in the tropical sun or indulge in a host of water activities, such as snorkeling, sailing and boating. kayak. Whether you’re looking for excitement or tranquility, Haiti’s beaches offer something for everyone. An Emerging Ecotourism Haïti is also becoming a popular destination for ecotourism enthusiasts. With its unique biodiversity and unspoilt landscapes, the country offers unique opportunities for bird watching, jungle hiking and discovering spectacular natural sites such as the Saut-d’Eau waterfalls and caves. Environmentally conscious travelers will find in Haïti a perfect balance between adventure and nature conservation. Haiti’s resorts offer much more than spectacular beaches. They offer immersion in a vibrant culture, fascinating history and preserved nature. By choosing to visit Haiti, travelers have the opportunity to discover a jewel of the Caribbean, while contributing to the economic development and well-being of this extraordinary country.

Beyond the clichés: Discover the real Haiti

Haiti, pearl of the Caribbean, often overshadowed by stereotypes and negative images. But beyond these clichés lies a nation of stunning natural beauty, rich in natural resources, steeped in vibrant culture and blessed with a fascinating historical heritage. From its idyllic beaches and majestic mountains to its bustling cities and friendly people, Haïti offers a unique and unforgettable experience to those who take the time to discover it.

MyTeamCollab: Appolon Guy Alain Revolutionizes Team Document Sharing

DevExpo, June 21, 2025 - Haitian software engineer Appolon Guy Alain officially launched MyTeamCollab, a new, innovative document management and sharing platform designed for modern teams. This solution addresses a common problem: the loss of essential documents in the maze of instant messaging and email.

CAONABO, the first to defend Haiti

We are all familiar with the words of this song: "Caonabo fut mis en prison à Isabella et quelques mois plus tard embarqué pour l’Espagne, il disparut en mer avec le bateau qui le portait...". But do you know the story of CAONABO, the first to defend the island?

Launch of the Engagement Award: An Initiative to Honor and Encourage Young Leaders in Haiti

August 29, 2025, will mark two exceptional events: the eighth anniversary of Pierre Marc BAPTISTE’s commitment as a young leader and social and political activist, and the official launch of the Engagement Award. This unique initiative aims to honor and encourage young leaders, professionals, and academics for their dedication and active involvement in community life. The Engagement Award’s mission is to recognize youth leadership, promote civic engagement, and highlight inspiring role models capable of positively influencing an entire generation. Through this award, Pierre Marc BAPTISTE hopes to encourage young people to get involved in concrete actions aimed at solving community problems, reducing social inequalities, and strengthening civic participation. The first edition will be particularly symbolic. Eight young leaders from the Cité Soleil plain will be honored for the social and community impact of their initiatives. In a concrete gesture of solidarity and knowledge sharing, 200 books will also be donated to the Duvivier High School library in Cité Soleil, contributing to the education and training of future generations. With this award, Pierre Marc BAPTISTE reaffirms his belief that youth engagement is an essential lever for social and political change in Haiti. This is a unique opportunity to celebrate those who are taking action to transform their community, while inspiring other young people to follow the path of action and leadership. On August 29, 2025, Haitian youth will be honored, and a new tradition of recognition and inspiration will be established to promote civic engagement and responsibility throughout the country.

Diplomatic Fortnight: CEPOD’s plea for effective Haitian diplomacy

On Thursday, October 24, 2024, the Center for Political and Diplomatic Studies, CEPOD, launched its Diplomatic Fortnight via a summit that took place at the Montana Hotel in Pétionville. The event took place under the theme of Haiti’s place in globalization, and in the presence of an audience of distinguished guests. consisting of public authorities such as the current Haitian Prime Minister, Dr. Garry Conille (Honorary President of the summit); his Minister Delegate for Humanitarian Affairs, Mr. Herwil Gaspard; Foreign diplomats, among whom we can cite the Canadian Ambassador, Mr. André François Giroux (Guest of Honor of the summit); Dr. Christian Mouala, Country Director of UNAIDS Haiti, and a group of other public figures (such as sociologist Daniel Supplice), members of the press, such as senior journalist, Rotchild François Junior and students of all kinds.