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The Safest and Riskiest Places for Travelers in 2027

In the continuous pursuit of safe travel, the Risk Map 2027, recently launched by Safeture AB in collaboration with Riskline, sheds light on which countries and cities are deemed safest for globetrotters. With an assessment that spans global security, crime rates, environmental health risks, and access to medical care, this map offers an essential tool for travelers and organizations alike.

Key Findings from the Risk Map 2027

The map utilizes a five-level scale ranging from Low to Extreme to categorize countries based on their safety. According to the recent analysis, six countries have seen improvements in their risk levels over the past year, while 15 others have shifted to higher risk categories.

Safest Countries

Among the ten safest countries identified are:

• - Bhutan
• - Canada
• - Chile
• - Costa Rica
• - Denmark
• - Iceland
• - New Zealand
• - Singapore
• - Slovenia
• - Switzerland

These countries are spread across various regions, showcasing a diverse selection of secure destinations.

Least Safe Countries

Conversely, the list of countries considered least safe includes:

• - Colombia
• - Haiti
• - Iran
• - Myanmar
• - Niger
• - Somalia
• - South Sudan
• - Sudan
• - West Bank and Gaza
• - Yemen

Safest Cities

On the city level, the safest places in the world feature:

• - Bandar Seri Begawan
• - Buenos Aires
• - Hong Kong
• - Oslo
• - Ottawa
• - San Diego
• - Vienna
• - Wellington
• - Zagreb
• - Zurich

Among these, Ottawa stands out as the only city to appear on the safest list for two consecutive years. It shares the spotlight with vibrant cities known for their culture, accessibility, and well-established infrastructure.

Least Safe Cities

On the other side, cities facing significant safety challenges include:

• - Bamako
• - Goma
• - Guayaquil
• - Kabul
• - Port-au-Prince
• - Port Moresby
• - Quetta
• - Sana'a
• - San Pedro Sula
• - Tehran

Noteworthy Shifts in the Middle East

The past year has witnessed significant shifts in the Middle East's safety levels. Countries like Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates have advanced from Moderate to High risk levels. Both Saudi Arabia and Jordan have also seen similar increases, while Oman moved from Moderate to Medium. In stark contrast, Iran has escalated to the Extreme category.*

European Changes

In Europe, notable changes include Germany, Finland, and Cyprus, which have all shifted from Low to Moderate risk categories. Despite these increases, many European nations, including Switzerland, Iceland, Slovenia, and Denmark, remain among the safest globally.

Understanding Risk Assessments

It is critical to understand that a risk map does not serve as a substitute for individual risk assessments by organizations. The nature of threats in a country can differ greatly depending on factors such as the location of the traveler and the kind of activities they are engaged in. Organizations are encouraged to leverage this map as a neutral reference to assess broader safety landscapes, integrating it into their planning processes.

Conclusion

The Risk Map 2027 serves as a timely reminder of the dynamic nature of global travel safety. This year has highlighted crucial developments that may influence business travel and general tourism. As travelers prepare for future adventures, embracing updated intelligence and situational awareness is essential for ensuring safety. Moreover, the map is freely available for download at Safeture's website, providing valuable insights for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of travel safety.

About Safeture AB and Riskline

Safeture AB, based in Sweden, is renowned for its People Risk Management platform, while Riskline operates as a leading travel risk intelligence provider from Denmark. Their collaboration since 2022 underscores the importance of accurate risk analytics in today’s travel landscape. For more information on travel safety, visit Safeture.