Most dangerous countries for Americans to travel to

[Kamal900]

Same here in the Netherlands. Stories about of drunk Brits who ended up jumping into a canal, only to wash up after a search or who were stoned out of their minds and then sitting on a window sill, preferably with their feet dangling out of the window (4 stories up) and with half their arse out as well. (who suddenly end up crashing onto their pavement below and have half their brains splattered out all over it and every single bone broken).

Same thing here, lol.

[TheMaestro]

USA

[billErobreren]

In Spain, balconing is a competition, practiced exclusively by young British, and has many deaths, but, to summarize, consists of jumping into the pool from a height of several floors, including the roof.

Christ! Well, that at least explains a lot of these stupid deaths

[Black Panther]

I'm surprised Brazil is not on that list

Tourists are more likely to die of car accidents or being run over in Brazil. Homicide is more of an internal Brazilian issue, honestly. It doesn't mean tourists are totally safe from murder in Brazil, though. But it is surprisingly safer than a lot of countries out there.

[catgeorge]

Greece?

Our anarchists are ambarassing.

I have sent a twitter messager to US ambassador to Greece - Geoff Pyatt to clean up the place as the damage they are doing is pathetic.

[Black Panther]

Greece is an outlyer due to some isolated incident, probably. That country is just very fine to visit.

Ukraine is also just fine. That one victim might have been a war front journalist in the East of the country.

I would still visit those two.

Wasn't an African American man beaten to death in Greece a few years ago? I think that's what led to this statistic. Sad for Greece to be on the list because it wasn't Greeks who murdered the young man. It was actually a group of Serbs.

[Black Panther]

In Spain, balconing is a competition, practiced exclusively by young British, and has many deaths, but, to summarize, consists of jumping into the pool from a height of several floors, including the roof.

How smart of them...

[KMack]

I posted those stats because Dominican Republic is getting hammered in the media right now. There have been 6 American unexplained deaths at resorts, where people take a drink of booze, in their room, and die quickly. DR was not releasing autopsies, not doing tox reports. Then a few months ago, ironically, an American couple "disappeared" down there and the media was all over it. Ironically the couple drove from the N. Coast to SDO airport at night, a big no no. The guy wrecked the car into the ocean, the woman was thrown from the car onto the road (no ID on her so the police had no idea who she was). What was left of the man's body was found floating in the ocean, again the police had no idea who he was. Without the this accident the cluster of deaths at resorts would have not made the news. Anyways the FBI, CDC, WHO is down there investigating. Tox reports on 3 Americans should be completed in a few weeks.

And to add in another women claimed to be beaten almost to death at a resort by an employee and some idiot drug dealer had a couple of punks attempt an execution in public on a famous former baseball player David Ortiz.

[Richmondbread]

Fiji Island.

[Westbrook]

I thought I knew what drinking was till I did a study abroad program in Britain. It's been like 5 years now and my liver still hasn't fully recovered. They just live for it.

Are you serious? In the Netherlands too? Lily had mentioned that this kind of tourists only go to southern Europe. Even there they know how to identify British tourists.
British tourists, especially young people, find them in the street, vomiting, naked or half-naked, doing stubborn acts like the man who masturbates in front of a crowd at the end of the champions.
The worst thing is that these people behave like uncivilized barbarians, Germans are Europeans who consume more beer and do not behave like the British tourists.
Typical British tourists