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Podcast: The art of Vodou in Haiti - roughguides.com - Haiti
roughguides.com
21.07.2023

Podcast: The art of Vodou in Haiti

Welcome to Season 3 of the Rough Guide to Everywhere! In this first episode, Rough Guides web editor Neil McQuillian (@NeilMcQuillian) joins author Thomas Rees (@ThomasNRees) as he dives deep into the vodou culture of Haiti – encountering artworks made from human skulls and plenty of evidence that it could be the best trip you ever take.

Bahamasair eyes Airbus A220 for deeper expansion into US and Latin America - thepointsguy.com - Bahamas - Usa - Mexico - Canada - Nassau, Bahamas - state Florida - Colombia - Jamaica - Haiti - city Havana - city Fort Lauderdale - county Palm Beach - county Bay - county Lauderdale - Panama - city Hollywood - Turks And Caicos Islands - city West Palm Beach, state Florida
thepointsguy.com
11.02.2025

Bahamasair eyes Airbus A220 for deeper expansion into US and Latin America

Bahamasair is eyeing an order for new jets that could grow its fleet and expand nonstop flight opportunities to the island nation.

Jazz, Jambalaya, and Mardi Gras—Celebrating Resilience in New Orleans 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina - cntraveler.com - Spain - France - Greece - Ireland - Usa - city New Orleans - city New York - county York - Haiti - Senegal - city Dakar - city Uptown
cntraveler.com
04.02.2025

Jazz, Jambalaya, and Mardi Gras—Celebrating Resilience in New Orleans 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina

"New Orleans is a city of mood,” chef Serigne Mbaye tells me one Wednesday morning in September. We've been discussing the merits of Parkway's po'boys and the old-school kitchen at Commander's Palace. While growing up in Senegal and New York City, Mbaye cooked with his mother, and his Uptown restaurant, Dakar NOLA, braids his memories of this time with his haute restaurant experiences and the deep-rooted African heritage of New Orleans.

Why major cruise lines are sailing to places the US advises against visiting — despite widespread violence and crimes - insider.com - Bahamas - Norway - Usa - Mexico - city Nassau - Haiti - Honduras - Trinidad And Tobago
insider.com
26.01.2025

Why major cruise lines are sailing to places the US advises against visiting — despite widespread violence and crimes

The warm, palm-tree-dotted beaches of Royal Caribbean's private Haitian resort, Labadee, accommodate thousands of eager cruisers every year.

Fresh Takes on Potato Salad - nytimes.com - Spain - Los Angeles - Sweden - Japan - Usa - New York - Brazil - city New York - city Philadelphia - county Queens - state Oregon - Haiti - Russia - city Moscow - city Portland, state Oregon
nytimes.com
06.12.2024

Fresh Takes on Potato Salad

For Haitian Americans like the chef Gregory Gourdet, 49, potato salad bears little resemblance to the deli counter mainstay. Growing up in Queens, he instead ate salade russe, a traditional Haitian recipe in which potatoes are combined with peas, onions and beets, which turn the dish bubble gum pink. Today, Gourdet serves his own take on that dish as part of the summer menu at his restaurant Kann in Portland, Ore., smoking the beets and binding the ingredients with creamy rémoulade. It’s just one of a number of variations on Russian potato salad, known as Olivier — which was created in 19th-century Moscow and now shows up everywhere from Sweden to Korea — currently appearing on restaurant menus. At Eel Bar on New York’s Lower East Side, the chef-partner Aaron Crowder, 39, makes what he describes as a “New York version of the Spanish version of Russian potato salad,” informed by the ensaladilla rusa served at tapas bars that often includes green olives and roasted red peppers. He tops his with orange trout roe. Tyler Akin, 41, the chef and a partner at the Mediterranean restaurant Bastia in Philadelphia, makes potato confit in chicken fat and then mixes it with saffron-spiked aioli and shavings of Sardinian bottarga. Potato salad, he says, “just so clearly wants to be served warm and soft,” like the bacon-flecked, mayo-free German-style version that his family favors.

9 Best Caribbean Cruises of 2025 - cntraveler.com - Bahamas - Britain - Usa - Aruba - Jamaica - Haiti - Cuba - Saint Lucia - Dominican Republic - Puerto Rico - Dominica - Trinidad And Tobago - Panama - Barbados - Grenada - Antigua And Barbuda - county St. Croix
cntraveler.com
04.12.2024

9 Best Caribbean Cruises of 2025

Caribbean cruises have long been a favorite among leisure travelers for their picture-perfect views, white sand beaches, and turquoise waters. But these tropical itineraries also have activities abound—from hiking through nature reserves and snorkeling among coral reefs to shopping for local trinkets and goodies. Many Caribbean itineraries skew toward tried-and-true island destinations, but a number of cruise lines have curated unique sailings that will undoubtedly impress the most seasoned Caribbean cruisers.

Follow the Lights to Miami’s Hot New Neighborhoods - nytimes.com - Haiti - county Little River
nytimes.com
02.12.2024

Follow the Lights to Miami’s Hot New Neighborhoods

While much of Miami is about the shiny and new, two of the city’s once run-down neighborhoods have gained new energy by repurposing dilapidated buildings as hotels, restaurants and shops, all locally owned and delightfully devoid of name-brand glitz.

FAA Temporarily Bans U.S. Airlines from Flying to Haiti After Gunfire Incidents There - travelandleisure.com - Usa - New York - county Miami - Haiti - Dominican Republic - city Port-Au-Prince
travelandleisure.com
13.11.2024

FAA Temporarily Bans U.S. Airlines from Flying to Haiti After Gunfire Incidents There

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has temporarily banned U.S. airlines from flying to Haiti following several aircraft being hit with gunfire there.

FAA May Ban Flights to Haiti After Attack on Spirit Airlines Plane - travelpulse.com - Usa - city New York - city Santiago - Haiti - city Fort Lauderdale - Dominican Republic - city Port-Au-Prince
travelpulse.com
12.11.2024

FAA May Ban Flights to Haiti After Attack on Spirit Airlines Plane

The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to make a decision whether or not to halt all flights heading to Haiti from the United States following the November 11 incident when Haitian gangs targeted a Spirit Airlines flight that was trying to land in the half-island nation’s Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince. 

LAX’s New Delta One Lounge Ups the Ante With a Glamorous Bar, Table-Service Dining, and a Wellness Area - afar.com - Los Angeles - Japan - Usa - New York - South Africa - city Minneapolis - city Los Angeles - state Oregon - Philippines - Haiti - county Hill - North Korea - county Atlantic - city Hollywood, county Hill
afar.com
21.10.2024

LAX’s New Delta One Lounge Ups the Ante With a Glamorous Bar, Table-Service Dining, and a Wellness Area

During a time when new airport lounges are constantly aiming to one-up each other—with landscaped patios and over-the-top shower suites—Delta Air Line’s newest offering sets a high bar.

As Hurricane Beryl Intensifies, American Airlines Adds Three Flights From Jamaica to US - travelpulse.com - Usa - Canada - Jamaica - Haiti - Dominican Republic - county Atlantic - Grenada
travelpulse.com
13.07.2024

As Hurricane Beryl Intensifies, American Airlines Adds Three Flights From Jamaica to US

American Airlines will offer three additional flights on July 2, 2024, from Jamaica to the United States as Hurricane Beryl pushes its way further into the Caribbean.With the new flights added, the carrier will operate 14 flights from Jamaica to the United States in response to the hurricane, according to a report from Jamaica Observer.The hurricane already made landfall on Grenada’s Carriacou Island as a Category 4 storm on Monday. At least three deaths have been attributed to the hurricane, which hit Grenada with 150-mile-per-hour winds, according to news reports.The storm has since restrengthened and on Monday night it was labeled the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record.

Help Hurricane Beryl Relief Efforts by Donating to These Organizations - travelandleisure.com - Mexico - state Texas - Belize - Jamaica - Haiti - Cayman Islands - Grenada - Saint Vincent And The Grenadines
travelandleisure.com
12.07.2024

Help Hurricane Beryl Relief Efforts by Donating to These Organizations

Hurricane Beryl has been wreaking havoc in the Caribbean since Monday. It first made landfall on Grenada’s island of Carriacou as a Category 4 storm. The system grew into a Category 5 as it ravaged through the eastern Caribbean, devastating the region with at least seven deaths, Reuters reported. 

Read Your Way Through New Orleans - nytimes.com - Spain - France - Usa - city New Orleans - state Mississippi - parish Orleans - Haiti - India
nytimes.com
05.06.2024

Read Your Way Through New Orleans

New Orleans is a tourist destination frequented as much for its local dishes (gumbo, jambalaya, among others) as for the spectacle that is Mardi Gras — where you may run into drunk college students on spring break, but could also bump into the Grammy Award-winning artist Jon Batiste. By some counts, it’s one of the most festive cities in America, with a party or two happening almost every week.

State Department Issues Overall Travel Warning - travelpulse.com - Usa - Haiti - Ukraine
travelpulse.com
21.05.2024

State Department Issues Overall Travel Warning

The United States Department of State has issued a warning to all Americans who are traveling abroad – be cautious.

Haiti's Main Airport Reopens Amid Humanitarian Crisis - travelpulse.com - Usa - Haiti - city Port-Au-Prince
travelpulse.com
21.05.2024

Haiti's Main Airport Reopens Amid Humanitarian Crisis

Haiti's main international airport in the capital city of Port-au-Prince has reopened to air traffic after debilitating gang violence forced officials to close it back in March.According to the Associated Press, Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP) reopened Monday, which should allow for the much-needed delivery of medication and other basic supplies throughout the country amid an ongoing humanitarian crisis.Local carrier Sunrise Airways is the only airline flying into or out of PAP at the moment. U.S.-based carriers are not expected to begin service to the airport until late May or early June.The Caribbean country has been plagued by violence of late and has been essentially a no-go for American tourists for months, with cruise lines canceling port calls.

I lived in Cuba for 20 years. Moving back to the US has me questioning the meaning of 'home.' - insider.com - Spain - Usa - New York - city Detroit - Haiti - Cuba - city Havana - Pakistan
insider.com
07.05.2024

I lived in Cuba for 20 years. Moving back to the US has me questioning the meaning of 'home.'

Whitening. Herbal. Charcoal. Color changing? I'm in the toothpaste aisle at Target, dumbfounded by a selection that runs several shelves long and as many high. After more than 20 years in Cuba, where Close-Up and La Perla were the only choices for most of that time, I'm overwhelmed by the number of options. If Target triggers paralysis, I shudder to think what terror Costco might elicit.

Riverbeat Festival Restores Live Music To Renovated Memphis Waterfront - forbes.com - state Mississippi - state Arkansas - city Memphis - Haiti
forbes.com
06.05.2024

Riverbeat Festival Restores Live Music To Renovated Memphis Waterfront

Strands of chartreuse, gold and sapphire lights reflect off of the dark, rolling currents of the Mississippi River as Lauryn Hill takes the stage. Trading bar for bar with fellow Fugee Wyclef Jean at the forefront of a 10-piece band, the reunited hip-hop act electrifies a swarm of smartphone lights and the occasional cigarette lighter burning into the swampy, southern air.

Read Your Way Through Montreal - nytimes.com - France - Canada - Haiti - county Storey
nytimes.com
06.05.2024

Read Your Way Through Montreal

Montreal is an island unto itself. An architect’s paradise. A foodie’s dream, where a pastry will make you weep. It’s a city of extremes. The grandiose maximalism of Cirque du Soleil and Arcade Fire. The gritty punk scene and the thriving diner (casse-croûte) culture. Hot bacchanalian summers that never sleep, and cold brooding winters that draw you underground and inward. Perhaps that’s why it’s also a city of great style.

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