What is this?
The idea that an event happening in Haiti shouldn't be limited only to people who can physically reach the venue — that it can also reach audiences wherever they are.
What problem does it solve?
Diaspora Haitians and international fans often can't be there for a big concert, festival, or cultural moment back home — and today, there's no legitimate way to experience it through TikèFasil.
How will it work on TikèFasil?
- 1An event takes place in Haiti
- 2Through TikèFasil's future Pay-Per-View vision, it could also reach audiences abroad
- 3Viewers in places like the United States, Canada, France, and elsewhere could watch, authorized, from home
This does not imply any country or payment method is currently supported — it's a direction, not a launch.
Who is it for?
Diaspora audiences and international fans with ties to Haiti and its events.
What you'll be able to do
- Watch an important event from home, wherever they live
- Stay connected to culture and community back home
What organizers will be able to do
- Reach an audience beyond Haiti's borders
- Serve diaspora communities directly
A real-world example
A real-world example
Someone originally from Port-de-Paix who now lives abroad may still want to watch an important concert, festival, or community celebration from home.
Main benefits
- Reduces the distance between Haiti and its diaspora
- One event, a wider circle of people who can share in it
🚧 Coming Soon
This feature is part of TikèFasil's future vision and is not yet available for public use.