Haiti Virtual Tourist
Take a virtual tour of Haiti from the comfort of your home from anywhere in the world. Let Haiti Virtual Tourist take you on a virtual flight to Haiti where you can discover as much as you want about the Haitian people, our culture, food, history, tourist attractions and more without actually having to catch a flight or travel to Haiti.
Esprit, Times Square
Here is a photo, Esprit Times Square, as we drive through New York City, heading south towards One Times Square going through Duffy Square, 7th Ave and Broadway.
Times Square history: The intersection of Broadway and 42nd Street, at the southeast corner of Times Square, is the Eastern Terminus of the Lincoln Highway, the first road across America.
Haiti Earthquake Damages Carrefour Haiti
Here is a photo of the disaster of Haiti after the earthuwuake, Haiti Earthquake Damages Carrefour Haiti
Haiti Earthquake Pictures
Here is a picture of the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake.
An intense earthquake has left Haiti as a Paridise in ruins. The Haiti earthquake toppled buildings, including the National Palace of haiti, schools, churches, hospitals, thousands of Haitian people are dead and hundreds of thousands of Haitian people are homeless
If you want more information about the Haiti Earthquake go to
haiti911.com
Wyclef Jean And Edwidge Saint Preux
Picture of Wyclef Jean taken with Edwidge Saint Preux at the 2004 Haitian Student Convention in Rugters University
Is Beyonce Haitian?
Many People want to know if Beyonce is Haitian. Well there is a Video of Beyonce speaking Creole, see it here:
Beyonce Speaking Haitian Creole Sak Pase
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Here is some info about Beyonce, her Creole heritage, and her link to Haiti from Answers.com
Beyonce's parents decided on her first name as a tribute to her mother's maiden name.
Beyonce's maternal grandparents, Lumis Albert Beyince and Agnez Dereon, were French-speaking Louisiana Creoles who are also from Haiti.
Her mother born here did not learn creole and did not teach it to Beyonce, a lot of people do that to their kids.
In the 60s Beyonce's grandmother did not think it was cool to teach her daughter creole since it was not cool to be associated with Haitian back then.
Beyonce explains it herself in the video, watch it now:
Beyonce Speaking Haitian Creole Sak Pase
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Bennedict Mathurin, Haitian NBA Basketball Star 
Senkant Kob: Once upon a time, this was equivalent to a dime... 
Mont Joli Hotel, Cap-Haitien, Haiti 
Farming in Haiti : Sweet Potato Garden (Jaden Patat) 
HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
Haitian Monument in Savannah GA 
Somewhere in Haiti, Kabrit la sou dife - How to cook goat meat... 
To protect and to serve - Motto of the Haitian National Police 
Hinche Haiti - In front of the old Catholic church, getting... 
USGPN - Haiti Police