The most dangerous countries for solo travel named
American travel insurance company Squaremouth has compiled a ranking of the most dangerous countries for solo travel, evaluating 113 states based on healthcare accessibility, safety, and internet access. Venezuela was named the most dangerous country with a score of 9.74 out of 10. Israel ranked 68th with 4.46 points, placing it above the US (37th) and Italy (45th). For Israelis, there are additional threats, including countries with the highest threat level according to the National Security Council.
American travel insurance company Squaremouth has compiled a ranking of the most dangerous countries for solo travel, evaluating 113 states based on factors such as the availability of quality medical care, overall safety, the sense of security among local residents, and internet access. Venezuela was recognized as the most dangerous country with a risk score of 9.74 out of 10 — less than 10% of residents feel safe walking alone at night. The top ten also includes Peru, Gabon, Colombia, Bolivia, Jamaica, Guyana, Ecuador, Trinidad and Tobago, and South Africa. Israel ranked 68th with 4.46 points, placing it above the US (37th) and Italy (45th). The safest destinations were recognized as San Marino, Andorra, and Singapore. Separately, the article lists countries with the highest threat level for Israeli citizens according to the National Security Council: Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq (visits prohibited by law), as well as Malaysia, Bangladesh, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Turkey, Jordan, and Egypt, including the Sinai Peninsula.