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Life: Cultural heritage and family pleasure for the youth of Jacmel

In Jacmel, a group of young people called Eau de Vie, founded in June 2021, is dedicated to the rediscovery of Haitian culture. Among the founding members are César Rocher, Déborah Vil, Max Jean Julien, Lansley Lemaire, Jacky Edwing Laguerre, Francesca Faustin, Sthélianie Dominique, Mackenson Gilot and Gédeon Riché. Their mission is to introduce young people to unknown sites in their own city, and soon, throughout the country. Through events like the "Jounen Dantan", Eau de Vie highlights local traditions and promotes cultural exchanges. Mainly based in Jacmel, the group organizes its activities in emblematic places such as the blue basin. Eau de vie aspires to strengthen the feeling of belonging of young people towards their heritage and to promote a spirit of community and sharing within Haitian youth.

Haiti: Beyond the Clichés, Discover a Country Full of Wealth and Resilience

Haiti, a Caribbean country with a complex history and varied landscapes, is often perceived through clichés that do not reflect the richness and diversity of its culture and people. Too often, we forget to see Haïti in all its grandeur, as a nation with a unique heritage, impressive resilience and untapped potential. In this article, we will break the stereotypes and present you with another side of Haiti, full of beauty, history and hope.

Cruises to resume in Labadie, Haiti: Expected return in October 2024

After several months of suspension, cruises to Labadie, one of Haiti’s most popular tourist destinations, are expected to resume in October 2024. Frantz Duval, a key figure in Haitian journalism, recently shared this encouraging news on the X platform (formerly Twitter). This announcement, confirmed by Le Nouvelliste via a source close to the company managing the Labadie wharf, ends a period of uncertainty marked by months of interruption of tourist activities in this jewel.

Phone-free day: A sign of youth seeking connection with nature

The "Phone-free day" is an initiative taken by a group of young people led by slam poet Jean Wood Jude. The first two editions took place on September 30 and October 29, 2024 in Kenscoff. The next edition is scheduled for November 30, still in the town of Kenscoff, above Pétion-Ville The practice is intended to be innovative, in that it provides an ideal setting for the public (generally young) that facilitates their interconnection, by guaranteeing them a better connection to books, traditional games, and the lush nature of Kenscoff.

What does Haïti mean? Origin and meaning of the word

The name "Haiti" is much more than just a word; it carries within it the history, culture and identity of a people. But what does this term really mean and what is its origin? Let’s discover together the richness of this word that resonates through the centuries.

HAITI HERITAGE: The Gingerbread style, a heritage in danger

This style of Gingerbread house made its triumphant entry into the project of a new model of building in the middle of the 20th century in Haïti with the arrival of new Haitian engineers studied in Europe, more precisely in France, who were going to provide Haïti with a new form of construction. At that time, the Haitian landscape was flourishing, the city of Port-Au-Prince is full of trees where the weather is beautiful in the heights of the city of Princes, it was a heavenly place where businessmen, mixed with politicians depending on the time began to live in this green space. Today, the Gingerbread house style, a built heritage in danger.

20 Exceptional and Touristic Places to Visit in Haïti in 2025

Haiti, often nicknamed the "Pearl of the Antilles", is full of historical, natural and cultural treasures that are just waiting to be discovered. In 2025, why not explore this unique destination, where every corner tells a rich and fascinating story? Here are 20 exceptional places that promise to amaze you and reconnect you with the beauty and history of this country.

Haitians’ Love and Care for Pets: A Testament to Compassion

Haitians have long been misunderstood when it comes to their treatment of animals, especially pets like cats and dogs. However, the truth is, Haitians hold deep affection for their animal companions, and this bond is reflected in the way they care for and nurture their pets. From rural areas to urban neighborhoods, pets are often regarded as part of the family, with Haitians showing immense dedication to their well-being. Here are some key aspects that highlight the strong relationship Haitians have with their pets.

Haiti: Cap-Haïtien Boulevard ignites to the rhythm of Rara Fest

Rara Fest 2025 in Cap-Haïtien: music, colors, and Haitian traditions come alive. A cultural and touristic event not to miss.