Considering this destination is a prime hot spot for honeymooners, it might be surprising to see the Big Island of Hawaii as a dangerous place to visit.
This beach resort town on Mexico's Pacific coast is no longer a white-sand party hotspot. Gobbels argues that a Level 4 travel advisory places it in the same category as Iran, Syria, and North Korea.
Recent violence and instability surrounding the U.S. embassy's move to Jerusalem make the neighborhood dangerous. Even while the embassy opening event seemed joyous, violent protests broke out 50 kilometers away in Gaza.
Brazil had 17 of the top 50 most hazardous cities in the world, according to worldatlas.com. If you go, you must always be aware of your surroundings and vigilant about your safety.
This Malay Archipelago island location in Southeast Asia provides pristine beaches, a lush jungle, and incredible wildlife ranging from leopards to orangutans.
Madagascar has a far lower crime rate than other African countries. Having said that, political unrest in this area has resulted in higher unemployment rates, which fuels robberies and muggings.
The world's most dangerous city for women is Cairo. Gobbels says sexual violence and cultural expectations make this place problematic for inhabitants and visitors, even when political tensions are reducing.
While much of the Philippines is safe, Gobbels advises avoiding the southern section of the nation, particularly the beach areas, due to an upsurge in kidnappings.
The U.S. State Department issues a Level 3 travel advisory for this Central American nation south of Mexico. Avoid because to political tensions, poverty, drug trafficking, carjacking, and armed robbery.
While many people fantasize of visiting St. Petersburg's magnificent castles, the US State Department suggests giving the entire country a pass.
There is no safe area in Yemen." Tourist attractions, buses or trains, retail malls, and other public places are constantly threatened with bombs and armed combat because terrorist groups constantly plan and carry out assaults.