SAFEST COUNTRIES FOR WOMEN


Here are the safest countries for women to travel.

Finland
Finland is ranked number one in terms of safety by the World Economic Forum on their Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report.

Canada
Of all the countries in America's, Canada is considered the safest destination for women travellers.

New Zealand
New Zealand is considered the fourth safest country in the world to travel in according to the survey by the Institute of Economics and Peace. Some reports consider New Zealand is the safest country for women in the world.

Uruguay
Uruguay has some of the lowest crime rates in America's. Uruguay is one of the safest countries for women to trave alone in the world.

Switzerland
Switzerland is the seventh most peaceful country in the world and an incredibly safe country for women.

Belgium
Belgium ranks tenth in the International Women's Travel Center's  list of the best countries for women travelling alone.

Austria
Austria ranked fourth in the International Women's Travel Center's list of the best countries for women travelling alone.

Iceland
Iceland has the some of the lowest crime rates on the planet and ranked number one in the Global Peace Index. Iceland is the best destination for solo girls in search of female adventure travel.

Japan
Japan ranks sixth among the most peaceful countries in the world according to GP Index and is one of the most safe places for single female travellers.

Chile
Chile has low crime rates and is ranked twenty fourth in the Global Peace Index.

(Indebted to an article by Nathalia, Worldpackers.com)

KV George
kvgeorgein@gmail.com

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