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In 2010, husband and wife team, Endy and Diana, started The Real Haiti travel blog to show the world the other side of Haiti through their experiences. Now parents of 2 young boys, the couple has expanded The Real Haiti to include teaching resources on Haiti and the Haitian culture.
About Us We are a husband and wife team who live in Florida with our two boys. We started traveling to Haiti regularly over a decade ago and The Real Haiti blog was born in 2012. We were selected as winners of the former Minister of Tourism's rebranding contest with the slogan, "Experience It" or "Se La Pou'w La!" We were given a plaque by former President Michel Martelly and attended a special ceremony to launch the official logo and slogan. Mission The mission of The Real Haiti has always been to educate others about Haiti and all of the amazing things that she has to offer. Because the news generally focuses on the negative, we were motivated to start sharing encouraging pictures, videos, stories and memories about Haiti. While we still share the beauty of Haiti, The Real Haiti has become much more than sharing pretty pictures. The Real Haiti has become the missing link between you and Haiti. We are industry leaders in connecting you to people, places and things in Haiti! Need a photographer in Haiti for hire? Don't know where to start in planning a trip to Haiti? Not sure how to ethically import goods for your business? We can help! Who is The Real Haiti for?
We are so passionate about sharing the Haitian culture with you. Let's work together to show the world The Real Haiti!
4 Comments
Rich
9/10/2012 11:00:36 pm
Is there night life in the country and food good etc. Absolutely!!! Haitian food is great and the atmosphere at restaurants makes you feel like you're at someones home. There are a lot of things to do at night, especially in Petionville. My friends at Man Man Pemba have a great detailed list of places when it comes to food and night life: http://www.manmanpemba.com/food1/
Welton
4/20/2014 04:03:26 am
Hey Diana, what have you been doing to become more proficient at Haitian Creole? Is your husband teaching you? Are you taking classes or just trying to learn as much as you can when you travel to Haiti? I am currently using some online instructions and I am in the process of ordering some Haitian Creole language study guides. 2/22/2018 11:46:33 pm
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