Tourism, Culture, and Heritage
Positioning Haiti as a premier Caribbean destination by investing in cultural assets, hospitality, and heritage preservation.
Key Challenges
The Citadelle receives a fraction of its tourism potential
Negative international image suppresses tourism demand
Limited hospitality infrastructure and trained workforce
Tourism revenues leak to foreign operators
Key Questions for This Pillar
How can Haiti reposition its international image for tourism?
What tourism model maximizes local economic benefit?
How can cultural heritage sites be preserved and promoted simultaneously?
Comparative Example
Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic built the Caribbean's largest tourism industry ($8.5B annually) through sustained investment in resort infrastructure, airport development, marketing, and hospitality training over four decades.
Haiti 2077 invites citizens, professionals, diaspora members, and organizations to contribute structured proposals addressing the challenges and opportunities within this pillar.
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