Loan to upgrade Cap Lamandou Waterview Hotel in Jacmel

The Cap Lamandou Waterview Hotel is in need of upgrading. The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund is a nonprofit making organization that was formed after the 2010 earthquake. It was at a time when President Obama requested former presidents Clinton and Bush to organize fundraising for Haiti. It was formed to collect money from well wishers, and the money collected was to be used to reconstruct Haiti by increasing job opportunities and causing economic improvement. With these two opportunities being created Haiti is believed to improve gradually.

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Clinton Bush Haiti fund is meeting its role by giving $2.59 million loans to improve four businesses and workforce development programs. The four businesses were Regis College, Cap Lamandou Waterview Hotel, CLYF Quincallerie and SOFIHDES. These will ensure that Haiti will gain stability in its economy.

Cap Lamandou Waterview Hotel is a hotel owned by SIMACT Tourism Inc. SIMACT Tourism Inc is US Company owned by Haitians and investors abroad aimed to develop Haiti. The improvement of this hotel is aimed to develop tourism in Haiti. Clinton Bush Haiti Fund gave $349,000 loan to improve the Hotel. The fund is to be used to upgrade furniture and equipments, raining the management and upgrading the reservation system. The fund will help to make the hotel cozy and comfortable for tourist. It is the hope of Haitians that the hotel will be marketable internationally in future.

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