Overview:
The Word for Haiti is a “land of
high mountains”.
Haiti Capital: Port-au-Prince |
Haiti Dialing code: +509 |
Haiti Airport code: PAP |
Haiti Continent: North America |
Haiti Area: 10,641 sq. mi (27,750
sq. km) |
Haiti Currency: Haitian Gourde |
Haiti Official Language: French,
Haitian Creole |
Haiti Population: 1.17 crores (Approx.) |
Haiti Religion: Christianity |
Haiti National Day: January 1 |
Haiti National Animal: No official |
Haiti National Bird: Hispaniolan Trogon |
Haiti National Fruit: Mango |
Haiti National Flower: Hibiscus |
Haiti National Tree: Royal Palm |
Haiti National Sport: Football |
Haiti Time zone: UTC -4 ( GMT -4) |
Haiti Driving side: Right side of the road |
Haiti Flag:
The blue represents black Haitian people. The red represents
the mulatto Haitians.
Weather in Haiti:
Summer: June to
August
Rain: April to June
Winter: November
to February
Food and drinks in Haiti:
Haiti Food Culture:
In Haiti, people frequently eat meat and vegetables, such as
rice, corn, millet, yams, and beans influences.
Haiti Must-try Foods:
- Desserts
- Seafood
- Staples
Must try Drinks:
- Haitian Rum is the Haiti traditional and most popular drink.
- Prestige
- Akasan
Economics of the Haiti:
Haiti is more dependent on the Tourism sector. The GDP is $22
billion (approx.) this country has 47% debt of its GDP. Haiti's main income
sources are tourism and agriculture services.
Haiti's imported goods are Petroleum, Textiles, and dairy
products. The export goods are sugar, coffee, Bananas, cocoa, and chemical
products.
Haiti's export and import partners United States, the Dominican
Republic, and neighboring countries are partners of Haiti.
Culture of Haiti:
The majority of Haiti's mixed rich, and distinct culture, the
people blend with African, European, and Taino influences. People of the
country are very loyal to their families. People of the island nation prefer
living in joint families.
Sports in Haiti:
National Game of Haiti:
Football is the most popular and national sport in Haiti.
Popular Games in Haiti:
Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball, sailing, and Cricket
are popular in Haiti.
Transport in the Haiti:
How many airports in the Haiti:
There are 3 airports including international, private, and
domestic. Port-au-Prince (PAP) / Port-au-Prince International Airport is the
largest airport in the Haiti.
Main transport in Haiti:
Public buses and mini buses are the main means of transport
in Haiti. The main mode of public transport and a way to get around at a low
cost.
How many countries travel without visas to Haiti?
19 countries without visas. It grants 14 e-visas and 29 on-arrival
visas. 163 countries are required for a visa.
The passport ranks 87th in the world.
Tourism Culture in the Haiti:
The Canadian people are generally friendly and welcoming to
visitors. A rich blend of, African, Taino traditions. Haiti is full of
culture.
Must visit places in the Haiti:
- Citadelle Laferrière
- Labadee
- Bassin Bleu
- Port-au-Prince
Festivals in Haiti:
Ancestry Day:
Month: January
This day they are honoring the past. The memory of the
Haitian forefather's fights to gain independence from France.
Dessalines Day:
Month: October
Dessalines Day honors the death of Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
It is the first independent country in the Americas. African descent first ever
public to be led by people.
Haitian Carnival:
Port-au-Prince Carnival is one of the largest Mardi Gras
carnivals in the Caribbean and North America. Showcasing the music, dance, and
arts on the streets.
Defense in Haiti:
Haiti is the safest country in the world. Armed Forces of
Haiti (FAd'H) are the military of Haiti, There are limited powers of 2000
(approx...) active duty personnel, and people protecting their country. $0.01B approx.
budget of defense.
Nuclear Free country.
Interesting Facts about the Haiti:
- Haiti is the poorest country in the West
- Haiti was the world’s first black-led republic
- Haiti it’s summer all year round
- Haiti has the deepest cave in the Caribbean.
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