Travel

Haiti Air Travel - A brand new airport arrivals arrea (salle d'arrivée in French) has been inaugurated at the Cap-Haitien International Airport on Tuesday August 14 2018.

For everyone in Haiti who was impatiently waiting for their Haitian passports, your wait is over... The Haitian Ministry of the Interior just announced that passport books will be available as early as next week at the central immigration office and all passport reception and delivery centers across the country.

Think about this for a minute... A Haitian traveler travels abroad as a tourist and brings with him his birth certificate, his Extraits des Archives, baptism certificate, marriage license, do you think he is only traveling as a tourist who wants to spend a few days abroad? Is he planning to return to Haiti anytime soon?

Back in January 2018, Argentine Ambassador to Haiti Pedro Cornelo Von Eyken told Le Nouvelliste: "Haitians do not need a visa to visit Argentina as tourists." but that's about to change starting in September 2018. Haitians will again need a visa to visit Argentina, the same ambassador, Pedro Von Eyken, said.

Read this... The number one reason Americans save money is not for college, it is not for their retirement, and it is not to buy a home. The number one reason Americans save money is to go on vacation and see the world.

Many American tourists who visit Haiti often (the regulars) like to hop on a Motorcycle taxi (taxi moto) when they want to get from point A to point B. Find out why... Read this...

The highest travel advisory level issued by the U.S. State Department is a "Level 4 DO NOT Travel" warning or advisory. This travel advisory was issued for Haiti Monday following the gas price hike violent protests.

At least two American Airlines flights landed in Port-au-Prince International Airport Sunday, one day after all flights was cancelled due to violent street protests following a government gas price hike.

Haiti Immigration News -- The newly elected government of Barbados has abolished the visa requirement for Haitian nationals entering Barbados, a requirement they say is "illegal".

More than 350,000 people in rural Haiti will benefit from improved access to all weather roads, local markets and health centers in the South, South East and Nippes departments as a result of a new US$ 75 million grant from the International Development Association (IDA) approved today by the Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank.