Cruise 4 Haiti

Cruise4Haiti Mission

Royal Caribbean has several cruise ships that call on the Port of Labadee, Haiti. The Cruise4Haiti Mission is to fill one of those voyages with as many people as possible who want to use their cruise vacation to give back a little to Haiti relief effort.

Book the 11.14.2010 Liberty of the Seas with the Cruise4Haiti group and you will pay the same rate that you could book directly with Royal Caribbean, but the Cruise4Haiti Group will donate $75 directly to our non-profit partners working hard on the Haiti Relief effort. Cruise4Haiti is a great opportunity for the cruise & travel community to come together to remind people of the dire need in Haiti, raise awareness of the great work being done by For Haiti with Love and Airline Ambassadors, and to raise money to support these organizations. Whether you’re an avid cruiser, owner of a cruise forum, a travel agent, or travel blogger we all depend on the Caribbean as an awesome vacation destination.   Now is our chance to give back.    Learn how you can help by clicking on the How 2 Help link in the menu above.

We Can’t Forget about Haiti

We are a few months removed from the devastating earthquake that destroyed Port-au-Prince and killed hundreds of thousands in Haiti. Today, Haiti is hardly mentioned and it is our mission to remind everyone that the people of Haiti continue to need our assitance.   We’ve partnered with non-profit organizations who are getting goods and services to the people who need it most.   In the Cruise Industry, we think about Haiti on a daily basis. This is our opportunity as the Cruise Community to show the people of the Caribbean how much we appreciate the Islands that our Cruise Ships call on by coming together to help the Island with the greatest need.  Please Help!

Haiti EarthQuake Facts

Toll of the Haiti quake is more than twice that of any previous magnitude-7.0 event, and the fourth worst since 1900 Nature

• 400,000 to be resettled outside Port-au-Prince Telegraph
• Death toll revised to at least 250,000 Telegraph

Photo by AP Photo/Jorge Cruz