[July 26, KOREA WAVE] The US security company ADT recently released travel safety analysis data for major countries, ranking South Africa as the "most dangerous country in the world to travel" and Japan as the "safest." A great travel destination." South Korea was excluded from this survey. Scored on a 10-point scale, South Africa was 'most dangerous' with a score of 0.81, followed by the United States (2.17), Sweden (2.28), France (2.40) and Jamaica (2.42). South Africa has one of the highest rates of violent crime in the world, with more than 20,000 people murdered each year out of a population of about 60 million. The safest country to travel to is Japan (7.51 points), followed by Slovakia (7.46 points), Cyprus (7.39 points), Norway (7.25 points) and Portugal (7.11 points). Countries surveyed were selected based on data on tourist visits (2017-19) from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The safety score is based on the World Population Review (WPR) crime rate data by country. (c) KOREA WAVE/AFPBB News
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Holy shit, US, Sweden and France are more dangerous than most African countries.