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  1. Haiti

    Customs note

    Before
    Drones and satellite communication equipment can be seized without prior authorization.
    After
    (removed)

  2. Haiti

    Customs note

    Before
    Firearms and ammunition are strictly prohibited. Travelers have been arrested at Port-au-Prince over a handful of forgotten rounds in a bag. Check your luggage before you fly.
    After
    (removed)

  3. Haiti

    Best time to visit

    Before
    [12, 1, 2, 3]
    After
    [12, 1, 2, 3]

  4. Haiti

    Emergency numbers

    Before
    general 114, police 114, ambulance 116
    After
    general 114, ambulance 116

  5. Guyana

    faq

    Before
    Guyana rewards care rather than nerve. Violent and armed robbery is a real risk in parts of Georgetown, so avoid walking after dark, use booked taxis, and keep valuables out of sight. The interior — Kaieteur, Iwokrama, the Rupununi — is very safe from crime but genuinely remote, with limited medical help, so travel with an established operator and insurance that covers evacuation.
    After
    The UK government's travel advice says attacks and muggings, sometimes with knives or firearms, occur in broad daylight but are more common at night, and names Stabroek Market, Tiger Bay, Albouystown and Sophia in Georgetown among the areas affected; it recommends taxis from reputable companies booked in advance. Canada's travel advice says travel to the interior is not safe because of low police presence, and the FCDO says medical facilities are very limited, even in Georgetown.

  6. Guyana

    faq

    Before
    Only if you are arriving from, or have spent more than 4 hours transiting through the airport of, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission — then a certificate is required from age 1. Guyana itself is a risk country, so vaccination is recommended for everyone, and you will be asked for the certificate when traveling on to Brazil or Suriname.
    After
    Only if you are arriving from, or have spent more than 4 hours transiting through the airport of, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission — then a certificate is required from age 1. Canada's travel advice notes that there is a risk of yellow fever in Guyana itself.

  7. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    Carry your yellow fever certificate with your passport. It is checked if you arrive from a risk country, and Brazil, Suriname and several onward destinations ask for it from travelers who have been in Guyana.
    After
    Carry your yellow fever certificate with your passport: you must show it if you arrive from a country with a risk of yellow fever transmission, and Canada's travel advice notes there is a risk of yellow fever in Guyana itself.

  8. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    Even visa-free visitors are given a specific number of days by the officer at the desk — often 30 rather than the full allowance. Check the stamp before you leave the counter and apply to the Central Immigration and Passport Office in Georgetown if you need longer; overstaying brings fines and delays at departure.
    After
    The UK government's travel advice says visitors can normally stay for 30 days and can apply to Guyana's immigration support services for one-month extensions. Overstaying can lead to arrest, a one-year prison sentence, a fine of up to 50,000 Guyana dollars and deportation at your own expense. Canada's travel advice says to make sure your passport is stamped on arrival.

  9. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    Kaieteur Falls, the Rupununi and most eco-lodges are reached by small aircraft from Eugene F. Correia (Ogle) airport, not the main international airport. Baggage allowances are strict — often around 20 lb (9 kg) — and flights are weather-dependent, so leave a buffer day before an international connection.
    After
    (deleted)

  10. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    This is a cash economy. Change US dollars at a licensed cambio (never on the street), take enough Guyanese dollars for the whole interior leg before you fly out of Ogle, and expect to be quoted large numbers — G$1,000 is only a few US dollars.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says to carry enough cash for your anticipated expenses, to exchange foreign currency only at banks, hotels and established exchange bureaus (cambios), and that only major hotels accept credit cards. The UK government's travel advice says to go inside the exchange office or shop rather than change money on the street.

  11. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    Guyana drives on the left, roads outside the coastal strip are unpaved, and night driving is genuinely dangerous — unlit vehicles, livestock and deep potholes. Hire a driver rather than self-driving if you are heading inland.
    After
    Vehicles drive on the left in Guyana. Canada's travel advice says road conditions and road safety are poor throughout the country, roads are poorly lit, and roaming livestock are a hazard; it advises avoiding driving at night.

  12. Guyana

    customs.notes

    Before
    Firearms, ammunition and camouflage-pattern clothing are restricted. Leave them at home. | Gold and raw diamonds cannot simply be carried out: exporting them requires a license from the Guyana Gold Board or the Geology and Mines Commission. | Fresh produce, plants and untreated wildlife products are controlled. Declare anything of the sort rather than risk a fine.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says importing or exporting restricted items, including firearms and ammunition, without the proper permits may result in heavy fines and prison sentences. | The UK government's travel advice says there are strict rules about goods you can take into or out of Guyana, and that you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.

  13. Guyana

    bestTimeToVisit

    Before
    {"months": [2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11], "text": "Guyana has two dry seasons — mid-February to April and mid-August to November. The later one gives the best flying weather for Kaieteur Falls and the driest tracks in the Rupununi savannah; the long May–July rains flood the interior."}
    After
    {"months": [2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10], "text": "Canada's travel advice says Guyana has two rainy seasons, from May to July and from November to January, but that flooding occurs year round and can hamper overland travel, particularly in coastal areas. No official source we could read names a best time to visit."}

  14. Guyana

    payments.text

    Before
    Cards work in Georgetown's larger hotels, supermarkets and the oil-sector business district, but almost nowhere else, and foreign cards are frequently declined. Bring US dollars in cash to change at a licensed cambio, and carry small Guyanese notes for taxis, minibuses and the interior, where there are no ATMs at all.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says only major hotels accept credit cards, that there are a few ATMs that accept international bank cards, and that the US dollar is widely accepted. It advises carrying enough cash for anticipated expenses and exchanging foreign currency only at banks, hotels and established exchange bureaus (cambios).

  15. Guyana

    languages

    Before
    ["English", "Guyanese Creole"]
    After
    ["English"]

  16. Guyana

    emergency

    Before
    {"general": "911", "police": "911", "fire": "912", "ambulance": "913"}
    After
    {"police": "911", "fire": "912", "ambulance": "913"}

  17. Guinea

    FAQ

    Before
    Guinea is calm across most of the country but politically volatile. A military government has been in power since 2021, and demonstrations in Conakry can turn violent. Most visits are trouble-free with sensible precautions; check your government's travel advice before booking.
    After
    Check your government's travel advice before booking. Australia's Smartraveller reports heightened political and social tensions, including in Conakry, that may deteriorate without warning, and Canada's travel advice says to avoid areas where demonstrations and large gatherings take place.

  18. Guinea

    Tip

    Before
    Plan your money before arrival: bring clean euro or dollar notes, change what you need in Conakry, and do not count on ATMs working outside the capital.
    After
    Plan your money before arrival. The UK government says hard currency is very difficult to obtain, the few ATMs in Conakry that take foreign cards are unreliable, and changing money on the street is illegal.

  19. Guinea

    Tip

    Before
    Your yellow fever certificate is checked on arrival — travelers without one can be vaccinated on the spot at a fee or turned back.
    After
    Carry your yellow fever certificate with your passport: Guinea requires it of all arriving travellers.

  20. Guinea

    Tip

    Before
    Avoid demonstrations and large gatherings, especially in Conakry — protests linked to the post-2021 political transition can turn violent at short notice.
    After
    Avoid demonstrations and large gatherings, especially in Conakry. Australia's Smartraveller reports heightened political and social tensions in the capital and other towns, and says the situation may deteriorate without warning.

  21. Guinea

    Best time to visit

    Before
    November to April is the dry season and the practical window for travel. The Fouta Djallon highlands are at their best; the June–October rains make many roads impassable.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from May to September, when seasonal flooding can make roads impassable.

  22. Guinea

    Payments

    Before
    Guinea runs on cash. Cards are accepted only at a handful of Conakry hotels and ATMs are unreliable. Bring euros or US dollars to exchange, and expect to carry large bundles of francs.
    After
    The UK government says credit cards are not widely used in Guinea and obtaining hard currency is very difficult; a few ATMs in Conakry accept foreign cards but give only small amounts and are unreliable. Canada's travel advice describes a cash-based economy, and exchanging money on the street is illegal.

  23. Guinea

    Emergency numbers

    Before
    police 117
    After
    police 122 · fire 1717

  24. Guinea-Bissau

    FAQ

    Before
    Effectively no. Bring cash — ideally euros, which exchange easily into the euro-pegged CFA franc. Cards work at only a couple of hotels in Bissau and ATMs are few and unreliable.
    After
    Effectively no. The UK government says Guinea-Bissau is a cash-based economy where credit cards are rarely used and there are not many ATMs, and Canada says there are no ATMs at all. Bring the cash you need and declare foreign currency on arrival.

  25. Guinea-Bissau

    FAQ

    Before
    Day-to-day crime against visitors is low, but the country is politically fragile with a history of coup attempts. Most trips — especially to the Bijagós islands — are trouble-free; avoid demonstrations and check your government's travel advice before booking.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says to exercise a high degree of caution because of high crime rates and weak state infrastructure, and that the army seized power on 26 November 2025. Petty crime is common at the airport, in markets and at public gatherings, and demonstrations can turn violent. Check your government's travel advice before booking.