Send Bond to Haiti. Oh yes, I won't stop saying it.
Ahhh, but people may stop listening. 
Be that as it may.
The Gaza Strip probably gets that aware at the moment. I wouldn't be too keen on Darfur, either. But I think the most dangerous region of all time is Chechnya and the Caucasus Mountaints. It's the only place in the world where if you go in and get yourself lost, your embassy will not send someone after you. If you get suck in Israel or the West Bank and Gaza, they will probably send someone in as soon as they can, but if you go missing in Chechnya or any one of those tiny little areas along the Russian border that are trying to establish themselves as breakaway nations, you're on your own.
Agreed.
Interesting to hear from someone that's been there. I'm not doubting that Haiti has a lot of offer or that it is a relaxing country. It's natural beauty was showcased in "Heading South". However i would imagine that the majority of tourists over there never leave their all inclusive resort/hotel (in Jamaica too) to see the real country. Be that as it may, how safe would a tourist be walking around on their own in Port-Au-Prince or any other Haitian city? Personal security must be an issue in such a poor country.
I also agree that Sudan and Somalia are total no-no's as furture locations.
Believe me, in the time that i've spent in Haiti, so far i've seen tourists go around to see the country. Matter of fact i've even ran into people staying at the same hotel as I am. Look, don't listen to any news channels or reports about Haiti, that's what I find gives a different mind set of the country to people who've never been there. Go there yourself and experience it you know? You'll see it's a country you've never expected it to be. I have to say, it's gracious living. As far as security on the streets goes, I find it to be safe. There are UN guards guarding the streets aswell as Haitian police, so really I don't worry. There are Haitians on the streets that try to sell you items like shirts, food, shoes and etc. Let's just put it this way, I see tons of tourists and Haitian citizens walking the streets, even up to the mountains. If you know the country, then walk. If you don't rent a car or take a taxi (in Haiti it's called a "Tap-Tap") to see around. For me, I can walk to the mountains from the hotel in about two hours, without having to worry about security, that's how safe I feel.
Anyway, that's all I have to say, haha.
