Haiti - Writings of a Professional Traveler

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Envious locals in the USA, Canada, Europe, Africa, etc, we live by this standard. In the prior post, a reader commented that the locals are envious and jealous. In addition, because they are jealous t ... Read More ...



I took the wrong road leaving Port-au-Prince to go to Cap-Haitien. Normally, making decisions for me is absurdly easy; I just nomadically travel towards something fun or interesting Seat Time This ... Read More ...



A traveler finds people to go ahead and scout out a travel destination. They write back and give advice, is it a go, or no go. This is a person we trust and understand, we know their strengths, weakne ... Read More ...



There is something close to the earth, and stable about watching women wash clothes in the river. This is natural, the way life should feel, there is no second-guessing, this job needs done. What i ... Read More ...



You are known by the friends you make in life. I am bewildered when my fellow tourist and travelers forget this while traveling abroad. In seconds, because of the friends you make, the locals know whe ... Read More ...



These photos are a sample of what I see in normal day here in this small rural Haiti city called Mirebalais. A girl taking a shower or bath. --------------------------------- Mirebalais, Ha ... Read More ...



If you read the comments from the older post, the prior one, titled “Should I compare Countries?” I would say, the readers have said, “Yes, Andy we want you to compare countries.” To say you canno ... Read More ...



A reader commented they do not enjoy me comparing countries. I have aggravated myself with this issue for many years, and I still do not have an acceptable solution. ------------------------------- ... Read More ...



Haiti is a country that only has love Hotels, I truly dislike looking for Hotels in Haiti, and the guidebook is worthless. I think I carry it like a baby that has a tight grip on a pacifier, I have be ... Read More ...



I woke up beat, weak, fatigued; I wanted to go to Cap-Haitien, only made it to Mirebalais. There is so much that happens in a short space of time, it is impossible to explain. I took a Moto to ... Read More ...



Tomorrow I will travel North 150 Kilometers to Cap Haitien, Haiti, one of the bigger cities. After I spend all my Haitian money, I will leave Haiti and enter Dominican Republic and try to find a beach ... Read More ...



We have had three people sign up for HoboTraveler.com Internships. This is a new project; I know I will enjoy talking with readers. It will be a fun to share my experience with aspiring writers, photo ... Read More ...



Why are people happy the year ended? I am trying to empathize with the people of this small planet called Earth. What makes today different from yesterday, I can only speak for me, but here are my fee ... Read More ...



I believe you can buy ground coffee in every country; however, you may need to have coffee filters sent from home. Here is another way to make coffee, for when you are desperate. 1. Boil water ... Read More ...



I just called Boy Genius my internet page coder in India on my HTC Touch Pro II, which has the Verizon Global Email package that works in 200 plus countries. Why, what is this all about? I am a busine ... Read More ...



The answer is yes, when I read the definition of Slave in the Dictionary. This small beautiful, wonderful, and incurably happy girl is a Slave. Restavek: “parental placement of a Restavek ... Read More ...



Cite Soleil, Haiti vigilantes grabbed a thief, and a mob of people took him to the Police Station. I was lucky the other day; I was able to make a video when a special cultural moment happened here in ... Read More ...



Today is December, 30, 2009, yesterday, I received on my Travel Blog, what I consider to be “Chatter.” I believe an Arabic speaking person, possibly from Iran is trying to tell the USA people. USA ... Read More ...



A person clicked on the contact form, and sent this to me today: ID: 2720 Category: Question for Andy Name: Allah Akbar!!!!! EMail: demianxxxx8484@rambler.ru Country: Iran Telephone: 6666666 ... Read More ...



How do you market a product or idea to people who cannot read? You need radio, if they cannot afford a radio, then it becomes even more complicated or simple. The bigger the noise, the bigger t ... Read More ...



Women come around every morning in Port-au-Prince and sweep the streets here in Haiti. It was the same for the other six cities I know in Haiti. Keep Reading, do not stop…. There are small d ... Read More ...



I am in an emotional vacuum, it feels about the same as lying in a bed, you know, yes, that feeling of loss after a three to four days drinking binge. (Christmas-New Years is over.) It is called detox ... Read More ...



I have known for a long time, I cringe when someone gives me an Aol.com, Excite, Comcast, Verizon or a University Email. When I see these emails, I think to myself, these people do not understand the ... Read More ...



I just returned from the highly anti-climatic location of Cite Soleil. The USA had it Levittown, Haiti has a Cite Soleil. This city in Haiti is highly organized, with streets, curbs, sewers, water, an ... Read More ...



I plan to visit one of the worst slums on the planet today, whatever that means. The words slum, ghetto, the hood, and add the image of Black, this can elicit fear in an American. As an American, we a ... Read More ...



Word of the day is Nostrum Nostrum: 1. an ineffective remedy: a remedy for a social, political, or economic problem, especially an idea or plan that is often suggested but never proved to be suc ... Read More ...



Photography is an art, however, there are some tricks, and taking good photos has become incredibly easy using a Digital Camera. Try to remember when each picture would cost one US. Dollars, now t ... Read More ...



I am happy and content here in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This place is paradise, the Hotel, the neighborhood, the people are wonderful. I am in the world of Haiti, today I live on a planet called Haiti, ... Read More ...



I use alcohol as fuel to cook in my room. I also use as a quick way to clean my body. In dire moments, when I know I stink, I wipe down the armpits. Now I smell, I had to think about it, I know this s ... Read More ...



I plan to visit Cite Soleil in the next few days. Cité Soleil, Haiti is a city reporters love to report about, yet never go, the perfect NGO poster child. Anything written is fair game, there is no ov ... Read More ...



I will be spending Christmas in the Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The United Nations military force occupies the country of Haiti. As best I can tell, there are at least 10 major camps in the country and pro ... Read More ...



I believe it socially unacceptable for women in Haiti to walk around with foreigners; it may also be unacceptable to talk with them. It is not easy to learn this, I must first feel positive that a gir ... Read More ...



“… smartphones will soon be as important to business travelers as credit cards.” New York Time Technology I am doing free reviews of Global communication devices for Verizon. When I stopped in t ... Read More ...



I am offering internships to University Students. Me, Andy the HoboTraveler.com trying to get a little girl to kiss me in Laos on the Mekong River, this is my life, “a life less ordinary.” ... Read More ...



I was chatting on Yahoo Messenger with a friend in England; he wants to start a webpage. I said, it works if you can: Think Write Type It was one of them gut level, off the top of my head clear ... Read More ...



I believe the seasoned travelers out there will enjoy this photo. I fell over laughing, yep, as a person who regular walks along road in under-developed countries. I do believe, the drivers lea ... Read More ...



What marketable skills do the people of Haiti have? What marketable skills do the people of Africa have? What type of factory could be built in Haiti? I think the formula is this: PROPER: R ... Read More ...



Maybe this is an idea to direct donate, which could really change the world. One person could come to Haiti and do this in one-month, then leave, all the money could go directly to a good cause. T ... Read More ...



I think ghost and demons are managing the electrical systems of Haiti. There are two light bulbs in this photo. The one to the rear is bright, while the ceiling one is dim. This photo was taken ... Read More ...



This is Andy Graham, the HoboTraveler.com, I am back. I spent the last couple of weeks in Les Cayes, Haiti and Mr. Hidalgo returned from Havana, Cuba to Port-au-Prince, Haiti yesterday on an Aero Cari ... Read More ...


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