Chris, thanks for your kind comment. Our travel experiences have taught us that there are usually other stories to be told about a place than what appears on CNN or the mainstream news. Haiti was certainly no different – truly a beautiful and fascinating place.

Miguel, after spending the last two weeks in Haiti we can assure you that the country is even more surprising than we had even expected. Stay tuned for more stories from our time in the cities, art communities, markets and mountains of Haiti!

Cory, we had quite a few conversations about the earthquake with people who were in Haiti at the time and those who were abroad and went through a similar experience as your friend trying to find out whether family members were OK. Some terrifying stories.

Haiti certainly still has its share of political and economic challenges, but you can also see so much potential not only tourism development, but also other types of economic and agricultural development. Haitian people have an open and spirited way about them, which was refreshing and fun. Agree that there are lots of good people there, and we were fortunate to meet a group of Haitians very passionate about their country and trying to share it with travelers. Stay tuned for more stories from our two weeks in Haiti!

Tim, keep checking back here and on our Instagram page (https://instagram.com/uncornered_market) for more images from Haiti. We were also surprised by what we found there 🙂

Hi Kechener,
It is great to hear from you here! Yes, we definitely remember you and thought about our conversation on the flight to Haiti often during these last couple of weeks. We really enjoyed our time in Haiti these last two weeks and our heads are full of impressions and trying to understand just a bit of this fascinating culture and place. I was thinking about you taking your children here for the first time – what an amazing experience that will be for them!!

Keep checking back here as we will be posting more articles and photos from Haiti in the next weeks/months.

Cheers from Port-au-Prince airport 🙂

I think you for what you are doing for Haiti. you might not remember who I am. We met in the plane on your way to Haiti and I cannot wait to see what discover from your trip.
Thank you for visiting Haiti.