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Most dangerous countries for Americans to travel to - The Stacker
Traveling the world can be an excellent opportunity to learn about new cultures and to otherwise expand your perspectives. However, not every destination is safe to visit. Civil strife, government corruption, rampant crime, and environmental pollution can all create a situation where it is unadvisable to travel to certain places. The U.S. Department of State has issued travel advisories to several locations, including Venezuela, Uruguay, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, North Korea, and several Mexican states. While many of the nations on this list are at war, others—like China—are considered dangerous for political or ideological reasons.
Conversely, several nations have advised its citizens about travel to the United States. Ranked 49th on a list of safest nations by SafeAround, travel to the U.S. is advised against due to the proliferation of mass shootings and other domestic terrorism incidents, high levels of violent crimes in cities like Chicago and Detroit, an unchecked homelessness problem, the potential for civil unrest, and the proliferation of gun ownership. Venezuela and Uraguay have both issued travel advisories against the U.S., with China, Germany, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Uruguay, and Venezuela all issuing travel advisories to nationals traveling to the U.S.
Traveling the world can be an excellent opportunity to learn about new cultures and to otherwise expand your perspectives. However, not every destination is safe to visit. Civil strife, government corruption, rampant crime, and environmental pollution can all create a situation where it is unadvisable to travel to certain places. The U.S. Department of State has issued travel advisories to several locations, including Venezuela, Uruguay, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, North Korea, and several Mexican states. While many of the nations on this list are at war, others—like China—are considered dangerous for political or ideological reasons.
Conversely, several nations have advised its citizens about travel to the United States. Ranked 49th on a list of safest nations by SafeAround, travel to the U.S. is advised against due to the proliferation of mass shootings and other domestic terrorism incidents, high levels of violent crimes in cities like Chicago and Detroit, an unchecked homelessness problem, the potential for civil unrest, and the proliferation of gun ownership. Venezuela and Uraguay have both issued travel advisories against the U.S., with China, Germany, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Uruguay, and Venezuela all issuing travel advisories to nationals traveling to the U.S.