AGP Executive Report

Cap-Haïtien Visitor Safety: Ahead of the Nov. 6–7 Diaspora Fair, Haiti’s tourism minister discussed boosting Tourist Police coverage at Cap-Haïtien airport to welcome and assist visitors. Air Travel: American Airlines is returning to Haiti with daily flights from Miami to Cap-Haïtien, while Sunrise Airways has launched Sunrise Rewards, offering points and tiered perks to frequent passengers. Tourism Industry: Adompretur is charting a new course for regional travel reporting, with tourism journalists also gathering for the first International Tourism Journalism Forum.

Air Links: American Airlines is set to resume daily flights between Miami and Cap-Haïtien, while Sunrise Airways has launched a loyalty program with points and tiered benefits. Cap-Haïtien Tourism: Ahead of the Nov. 6–7 Diaspora Fair, Haiti’s tourism minister is coordinating added Tourist Police coverage, including at the airport, to support visitor arrivals and safety. Security Watch: El Salvador has sent forces to search for four missing personnel in Haiti, and the Dominican Republic says it is closely monitoring the situation while supporting international security efforts. The developments underline the importance of checking conditions before travel.

Air Access: American Airlines is set to resume daily flights between Miami and Cap-Haïtien, a boost for travel to Haiti’s north. Sunrise Airways has also launched Sunrise Rewards, with points and tiered perks for frequent passengers. Cap-Haïtien Tourism: Ahead of the November 6–7 Diaspora Fair, the Tourism Ministry is working to increase Tourist Police presence at Cap-Haïtien airport and improve visitor support. Travel Conditions: Security remains unsettled after a gang attack left four Salvadoran members of the UN-backed force missing; El Salvador says remains handed over in Haiti were not its personnel. Check current travel advisories and local arrangements before setting out.

Cap-Haïtien Visitor Plans: Ahead of the Nov. 6–7 Diaspora Fair, Haiti’s tourism minister is working to boost Tourist Police coverage at Cap-Haïtien airport and improve visitor assistance and security. Air Links: American Airlines is returning to Haiti with daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights, restoring a direct route for visitors and diaspora travelers. Frequent-Flyer Perks: Sunrise Airways has launched Sunrise Rewards, letting passengers earn points and advance through Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers as they travel.

Diaspora Fair: Cap-Haïtien is preparing to welcome visitors for its first Diaspora Fair on November 6–7. Tourism officials are planning more Tourist Police coverage, including at the international airport, to help visitors arrive safely and find their way. Air Links: American Airlines is set to resume daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights, while Sunrise Airways has announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, expanding options for travelers. Sunrise Rewards: The Haitian airline has also launched a loyalty program, with points and added benefits for frequent flyers.

Caribbean Culture: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival wrapped its second night with Haitian konpa legends Tabou Combo among the performers, highlighting the region’s shared musical draw. Tourism Reporting: Regional journalists adopted a declaration calling for more ethical, community-centered coverage of tourism and its impacts. Air Access: American Airlines is set to resume daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights on Nov. 1, restoring a direct link to Haiti’s north coast. Travel Conditions: El Salvador sent special forces to Haiti to search for four missing personnel after a gang attack, underscoring the security risks; travelers should check current advisories before making plans.

Tourism Reporting: Caribbean journalists adopted the Santo Domingo Declaration, calling for more rigorous coverage of tourism’s social, cultural and environmental impact. Air Links: American Airlines plans daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights starting Nov. 1, while Sunrise Airways has announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, adding potential options for visitors to Haiti’s north. Matchday Travel: Concacaf approved Miami as the venue for Haiti’s Nov. 14 home match against the United States, giving Grenadiers fans a chance to cheer on the team amid the security crisis at home. Safety: El Salvador has sent special forces to Haiti to search for four missing personnel after a gang ambush near Port-au-Prince, underscoring the volatile conditions travelers should monitor.

Air Links: American Airlines resumes daily nonstop Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights on Nov. 1, restoring a key route to northern Haiti aboard Boeing 737s. Sunrise Airways has also announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, though details weren’t provided. Sports Travel: Haiti’s Nov. 14 home match against the U.S. will be played at Miami’s Nu Stadium after Concacaf approved a venue change because of security concerns in Haiti, giving fans a chance to support Les Grenadiers in person. Safety: El Salvador has sent 100 special forces to Haiti to search for four missing personnel abducted after a gang attack near Port-au-Prince. Continued fighting and volatile conditions may complicate travel around the capital.

Matchday Travel: Concacaf has moved Haiti’s Nov. 14 home match against the U.S. from Jamaica to Miami because of insecurity in Haiti, giving Grenadiers fans a chance to cheer on the team closer to home. Air Access: American Airlines is set to resume daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights on Nov. 1, restoring a direct link to northern Haiti. Security Watch: El Salvador has sent special forces to help find four missing personnel after a gang attack near Port-au-Prince, underscoring the risks for anyone planning travel in the country.

Security Watch: El Salvador has sent 100 special forces to Haiti to help locate four personnel missing after a gang attack in Croix-des-Bouquets. The incident underscores the security risks around Port-au-Prince as international forces operate in the area. Air Links: American Airlines is set to resume daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights on Nov. 1, restoring a direct connection to northern Haiti. Sunrise Airways has also announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, though schedule details have not been reported. Football: Haiti’s Nations League quarterfinal home leg against the U.S. has moved from Kingston to Miami because of the security situation, giving fans a U.S.-based option to see the match.

Air Links: American Airlines will resume daily nonstop flights from Miami to Cap-Haïtien on Nov. 1, restoring a direct connection to Haiti’s northern coast. Sunrise Airways has also announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, adding another potential link for travelers. Security: El Salvador deployed 100 special forces to help search for four aviation technicians missing after a gang attack in Croix-des-Bouquets. The incident marks a major security challenge for the international force operating in Haiti and underscores the uncertain conditions for travel.

Travel Safety: An ambush in Croix-des-Bouquets left four Salvadoran members of Haiti’s international security force missing. El Salvador has launched a rescue operation, and the U.S. Embassy urged Americans to avoid the area, where clashes and blocked roads have been reported. Air Access: Sunrise Airways announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, adding a potential new link for visitors and the Haitian diaspora; no launch date was provided.

Travel Safety: The search continues for four Salvadoran members of Haiti’s anti-gang force missing after an ambush near Croix-des-Bouquets, about 12 kilometres from Port-au-Prince. Security operations and clashes are ongoing; the U.S. Embassy has urged Americans to avoid the area. Air Access: Sunrise Airways has announced a New York–Cap-Haïtien route, a new connection for travellers, though schedule details were not provided.

Football Travel: Portmore United is set to advance in the CONCACAF Caribbean Cup after Haiti’s Violette FC was unable to play Tuesday’s semifinal return leg in the Dominican Republic; CONCACAF has yet to rule on what happens next. Travel Safety: The U.S. Embassy warned Americans to avoid Santo, near Port-au-Prince, after an ambush left four Salvadoran soldiers serving with the Gang Suppression Force missing. Clashes may block roads. Air Links: Sunrise Airways plans to launch twice-weekly flights from New York’s JFK to Cap-Haïtien on November 16. Its Newark service ends October 20 as operations shift to JFK. Haitian Culture: Miami Beach’s Betsy Hotel is showing Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié’s “From Venice With Love,” a retrospective exploring Haitian history and Caribbean culture.

Air Access: Sunrise Airways will launch twice-weekly flights from New York JFK to Cap-Haïtien on Nov. 16, with onward connections to other Haitian destinations. The airline’s Newark service has shifted to JFK. Travel Safety: A gang ambush near Santo left four Salvadoran members of Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force missing. The U.S. Embassy urged Americans to avoid the area, where clashes may block roads. The Chen Mechan gang, linked to the alleged capture, controls sections of National Highway 1, a key route for travel and goods. Haitian Culture Nearby: Miami Beach’s Betsy Hotel is showing “From Venice With Love,” a retrospective of Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié exploring migration, spirituality and Caribbean history.

Security Watch: Four Salvadoran soldiers with Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force remain missing after a gang ambush near Port-au-Prince; the U.S. says it believes they survived. Sri Lanka has also sent 498 additional personnel to reinforce the mission, as the UN renewed Haiti sanctions amid continued violence. Air Links: Sunrise Airways will start twice-weekly flights between New York’s JFK and Cap-Haïtien on November 16, opening a new route for visitors and the diaspora. The airline’s Newark service ends today, with flights shifting to JFK.