Berlin ∙ Switzerland has been ranked as the safest European destination. According to a recent study, Switzerland is the safest country in Europe.
According to the Forbes study, Germany, Austria, Spain and the Czech Republic are in third place, while Portugal and Slovenia are in second place. Experts rated Switzerland as the safest place to travel in Europe with a score of 45. The Nordic countries Iceland (47.4), Norway (47.9) and Denmark (49.4) are in fourth place. Sweden rounded out the top ten with a score of 52.2. Belgium is ranked 25th. Ireland (51.5), was voted the seventh safest European country for tourists.
The study analyzed nine factors, including homicides, attacks, risk of natural disasters and the global peace index. The ranking was determined by assigning a score out of ten to each country on nine different factors. Of the 39 countries listed, Belgium ranks very low, 25th with a score of 58.9, followed by Ukraine (75.1) and Russia (93.8).
In 2022, Switzerland was selected in the ranking, with a grade of 88.3. This data shows that it has the best healthcare system in Europe, the best bathing facilities on the continent and the lowest level of pollution. At the same time, Switzerland is known for its delicious food and vibrant local cultures.
A study published last year by Forbes found Switzerland to be the safest country in Europe to travel to during this period, taking into account factors such as crime rates, pollution levels and healthcare. When choosing great travel destinations, it is important for travelers to be well informed regarding the countries they are traveling to, including how safe a place is. Europe offers extraordinary opportunities for all travelers who want to enjoy the landscapes, architecture, ecosystems and different cultures across the continent.
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