Attention vacationers: These popular cities are dangerous for tourists!

Erfahren Sie, warum Urlaub in Italien, Spanien und Griechenland beliebt ist und welche Städte für Touristen gefährlich sein können.
Find out why vacation in Italy, Spain and Greece is popular and which cities can be dangerous for tourists. (Symbolbild/ER)

Attention vacationers: These popular cities are dangerous for tourists!

Marseille, Frankreich - Vacation in Italy, Spain and Greece has been one of the most popular travel destinations in Germans for decades. However, the high number of tourists in the summer months often lead to overcrowded inner cities, which brings some challenges for travelers. Current statistics from "Numbo" proves that crime is considerable in these popular holiday cities.

The so -called "crime index" evaluates the danger of different places for tourists. The situation in Marseille, France, is particularly alarming, which is one of the most dangerous cities in Europe due to a high murder rate. Italian cities such as Catania, Rome and Bari also have an increased risk of vacationers. Here pickpockets and rip -offs are common on taxi rides.

High crime in popular holiday destinations

Furthermore, the French cities of Nice and Montpellier are also affected by high crime. Athens and Thessaloniki are particularly affected in Greece, here thefts and other criminal activities are increasing. These circumstances should encourage travelers to find out about alternative travel destinations to find safer vacation options.

The popularity of cities despite increased crime raises questions. Many vacationers may not be aware of the risks or do not take them seriously enough. It is therefore advisable to find out about possible dangers before a trip and take appropriate precautions.

Overall, the data from The West and the complementary information from FOCUS that should also be vigilant in popular holiday destinations. Awareness of the local conditions can make a decisive contribution to enjoying a relaxed and safe vacation.

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