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iciHaiti - Tourism : NFL Stars visiting Haiti
06/05/2015 09:53:38

A delegation composed of old and new players to the National Football League of the United States (NFL) stays in Haiti from 6 to 11 May 2015 at the initiative of the Jack Brewer Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Tourism and creative Industries (MTIC). For 5 days, members of the delegation intend to highlight the opportunities and prospects for investment in Haiti.

Two U.S. TV channels led by Andre Berto, will produce reports on the destination, the Haitian sports in general and especially boxing. Note that other big names like : Clinton Portis, Ramses Barden, Tommi Harris or model of the Wilhelmina modeling agency are also part of the visit.

This Wednesday, May 6, 2015 the first part of the delegation of professional athletes, artists and celebrities Ambassadors of Jack Brewer Foundation has arrived in Haiti, this first delegation is composed of Brian Harris, Christian Koegel, Marissa Hill, Lacey Abbot, Julieanna Goddart, Gioia Jansen, Brady Ervin, Danielle Berman, Mike Malone, Marko Gojanovic, Haley Edelson and Olivia Ormos.

The Ambassadors of the Jack Brewer Foundation visited the Museum of Haitian National Pantheon (MUPANAH) this Wednesday, May 6, 2015, just a few minutes after their arrival in Port-au-Prince.

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