James Monazard, Minister of Tourism informs the general public about the implementation of an inclusive governance policy within the tourism sector. The Ministry wants to listen to all stakeholders in the tourism sector, in order to find common solutions and ensure that the country becomes one of the must-see tourist destinations in the Caribbean.

"We are applying our efforts to strengthen synergy in the tourism sector. No stakeholder in the chain will be left behind," promised Minister James Monazard.

To this end, the Ministry of Tourism organized, last week, a day of dialogue and reflection on the impacts of the security crisis on tourism, as well as the prospects for reviving activities in the sector, a cornerstone of the inclusive governance policy advocated by Minister Monazard, this day of reflection is only the first in a series of meetings to come.

Launching this day of reflection, Monazard took the opportunity to present to the various stakeholders in the tourism sector, the three fundamental pillars of its strategy which tends to consider tourism as an economic catalyst, promote cultural tourism as a flagship product and eco-tourism as a complementary product and target the Haitian diaspora. He mentioned two flagship projects in the short and medium term "Vakans Lakay" targeting the return to Haiti of the diaspora and "Haiti, we are back" aiming for Haiti's return to the world tourist map.

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https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-42860-icihaiti-tourism-improving-the-reception-of-visitors-at-pap-airport.html

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