Haiti
Modern travelers, particularly millennials, are changing the look of Caribbean vacations. No longer wholly satisfied by infinity pools and frozen cocktails, travelers are seeking intriguing history and cultural appeal alongside secluded sandy beaches.
Haiti, with its frenetic cities, untouched beaches and sprawling green mountainsides, is ready to take the stage. Though Haiti isn't quite polished, the country's imperfections are part of its appeal.
Oyster.com hotel investigator Micah Rubin visited Haiti in 2016. "A huge plus of traveling there is feeling like you're in a destination waiting to be discovered," he says.
"For me, as a traveler, I want an authentic experience that's a little rough around the edges. In Haiti, it's possible and rewarding to meet locals and learn more about their lives and culture."
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