[mkfifo]

For some people, Hong Kong could be an exciting time… It’s just not exciting for those who have any notion of their own personal space. [links]

[namkeeno]

Look, everyone loves to see new places, but what happens when you get there and you’re not exactly awestruck? Chances are you’re in one of the worst places to visit. This happens, but what if you’re in one of the worst cities to visit in the world? Better get out quickly!

[Iskender]

Speaking of Ireland, better you stay somewhere other than Dublin, which is essentially a tourist trap for people that want to get drunk on Guinness.

[sniffsen]

If you go to Ireland, then you’ve got to kiss the Blarney Stone, right? Sure… Provided you’re fine with communicable diseases, that is. Save yourself the time, there’s plenty to do in Ireland that doesn’t involve visiting their worst tourist attractions.

[esspe]

You’ve got to sample that Miami nightlife, right? Well, you know what they say about fools and their money, don’t you?

[doublec]

Setouchi has the world's greatest small-town art scene and the coast looks like something from a movie about colonizing another worlds. Antarctica is the last place on Earth, a vast and unspoiled testament to nature's extremes. Pittsburgh has a giant Heinz ketchup bottle made of regular Heinz ketchup bottles. And it won World War II.

[dtvan]

Aside from the rain, nothing ruins outdoor summertime hangouts quite like mosquitoes. And the painful, itchy welts they leave behind can leave you scratching for days. Sure, you can douse yourself in repellent before hanging out in the outdoors, but the many chemicals they contain are hardly appealing. Before you succumb to the never-ending mosquito… READ THE REST

[MoneyTree]

A Grimsby, England man was so "bitterly disappointed" that his family didn't spot the Loch Ness Monster during a recent trip to the elusive cryptid's beautiful Scottish Highlands home that he posted a scathing review on TripAdvisor. From the Grimsby Telegraph: Describing his "disappointment" after waiting around to see the water-dwelling beast "for hours", he… READ THE REST more

[phy]

Usually a downside to traveling to New Zealand, its remoteness is what makes it a compellingly safe vacation spot in times of a global health crisis. After seeing the natural beauty of the country and the laid-back lifestyle of its local people, you will most likely never want to leave. more

[ritobanb]

While it is a fact that Canada has been reporting cases of coronavirus, you have to keep in mind that the country has infinite amounts of space. Now is the time to see what Canada is all about besides cities such as Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. here

[daniel g]

Switzerland is the political haven in Europe, but it could be a healthy one as well. If coronavirus were to sneak within the Swiss borders, this country would be on top of it. The photo above shows incredible views at the Alpine village of Lauterbrunnen. here

[flemingo]

Embrace the tranquil lifestyle waiting for you in Costa Rica. This is where it’s incredibly easy to relax, notice what is most important in life and let go of all the rest. The authorities are closely monitoring any incoming flights from virus hotspot countries and so far, the country is completely safe.

[shiraroberts112]

Hungary is one of the highest ranked European countries on the Global peace index. more

[BrightAnarchist]

As for the most dangerous countries in the world? The Philippines is least safe while Yemen is second least safe. This is because the Philippines has poor scores in peace, security, and lots of natural disasters. Yemen’s terrible score is due to war and famine but the country has a very low risk of natural disaster.

[FreeMoney]

Malaysia is generally a peaceful and safe country for travellers, although there are some no-go areas in certain parts. [links]

[nanaimogold]

Like any country, Japan has areas that travelers should avoid and use common sense, especially when visiting nightlife districts and using ATMs [links]