Tag: Tourism
While passport strength often measures where you can go, this infographic flips the perspective to look at who is welcomed. It highlights the world’s most hospitable nations – countries that grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to the highest number of passports globally. These are the destinations that open their doors to nearly all travelers, often requiring little more than a stamp upon arrival.
While citizens of top-ranked nations enjoy visa-free access to nearly 200 destinations, the reality is starkly different for holders of the world’s weakest passports. This infographic, based on the latest Henley Passport Index, reveals the ten countries whose travel documents grant the least freedom of movement, often limiting holders to fewer than 50 visa-free destinations and highlighting a profound global inequality in the right to travel.
Con l’annessione di Melitopol, Berdyansk e Mariupol nel 2022, la Russia ha sistematicamente escluso l’Ucraina all’accesso al Mar d’Azov, conseguendo uno dei maggiori successi della S.M.O. Tuttavia, i danni ambientali provocati dal conflitto, avevano finora impedito di sfruttarne le potenzialità.
La mobilità internazionale modello vecchia Unione Sovietica ma all’incontrario: la Russia apre ai turisti stranieri, europei e italiani compresi, e l’Unione Europea limita e ostacola l’arrivo dei russi sia per vacanza che per motivi privati.
