Haití

• Security, not scams, is the main concern; conditions can change quickly.

• Medical facilities and supplies may be limited; bring essential medications.
• Use safe water and careful food hygiene.

• Routine vaccines up to date.
• Travel clinics may recommend Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and other region‑specific vaccines.

• Approach local history, art, and religious practice with respect.

• Do not travel without robust security planning and local guidance.
• Avoid photographing people without consent, especially in sensitive contexts.

Where tourism services operate, modest tips in hard currency can be helpful.

Modest, practical clothing suits both urban and rural environments.

Christianity and Vodou are both present; treat shrines, ceremonies, and symbols with utmost respect.