A new report lists the most dangerous places to visit and other travel risks for 2020.
Share to linkedin... [+]Thanks to the ease of travel, the world has never been smaller. But no matter where you go, there are risks. International SOS, a medical and travel security risk services company, has released its 11th annual, which predicts the most dangerous places to travel in 2020, as well as the biggest issues that travelers will face in the year ahead.
Looking ahead to 2020, the United States is listed as a low travel security risk—however there are concerns surrounding the impact of the upcoming presidential election. “What we might see—leading up to the election or following the election—is protests,” says Matthew Bradley, regional security director at International SOS. “We could see what's going on in other countries like Hong Kong and Chile.
Some of the lowest-risk countries around the world include the Cayman Islands, Iceland, Finland , Switzerland and the Seychelles.Besides the upcoming U.S. presidential election—which ranks among the top eight geopolitical risks globally—other issues to consider include the changing nature of the U.S. involvement in the Middle East, tensions in the Korean Peninsula, the competition between the U.S.
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