I wish you weren't here? The world's most dangerous countries to visit in 2024 - including South Sudan, Libya and Afghanistan - revealed in new interactive global security map
International SOS' annual interactive map shows where travelers are most likely to face security threats
AdvertisementSouth Sudan, Libya and Afghanistan are among the most dangerous countries in the world to visit in 2024. been revealed.
That's according to an annual interactive map that shows the places where travelers are most likely to be facing security threats based on the risk of political violence, social unrest, violent and petty crime and, this year, the impact of climate change.
Among the safest places to visit are Greenland, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Luxembourg, with consultancy International SOS saying that security threats there are “insignificant”.
On the other hand, countries like Libya, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and Iraq are among the most dangerous to visit, these countries being classified as having “extreme” risk. security risk.
International SOS highlighted how “new and evolving conflicts” in Gaza, Lebanon, Russia and the Sahel region of Africa have seen the level of risk increases for the latter. nations.
South Sudan, Libya and Afghanistan are among the most dangerous countries in the world to visit in 2024. been revealed.
That's according to an annual interactive map that shows the places where travelers are most likely to be facing security threats based on the risk of political violence, social unrest, violent and petty crime and, this year, the impact of climate change.
Among the safest places to visit are Greenland, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Luxembourg, with consultancy International SOS saying that security threats there are “insignificant”.
On the other hand, countries like Libya, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and Iraq are among the most dangerous to visit, these countries being classified as having “extreme” risk. security risk.
International SOS highlighted how “new and evolving conflicts” in Gaza, Lebanon, Russia and the Sahel region of Africa have seen the level of risk increases for the latter. nations.
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