Dangers and warnings for travelers in Haiti Submit information on the dangers of traveling to Haiti below. It is my impression that it is relatively safe to travel in Haiti. There are usually many people in the streets. The biggest danger that I observed in Haiti are the conditions of the roads and sidewalks. There [...]
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Dangers and warnings for travelers in Haiti
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It is my impression that it is relatively safe to travel in Haiti. There are usually many people in the streets. The biggest danger that I observed in Haiti are the conditions of the roads and sidewalks. There are many gaps, open manholes, potholes, and slippery surfaces that could do a traveler great injury if they are not careful where they step.
Haiti is not a dangerous country
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