Lifestyle by ClarityNewsNG


Travellers often remember a country as much for its people as for its scenery, food or history. Some destinations are especially good at making visitors feel welcome, and that is a big part of why people return.
To measure this, the expatriate network InterNations runs an annual survey on how friendly countries are, drawing on people who have relocated abroad and foreign travellers. The latest results were published by World Population Review and reported by MSN.


The full ranking
- Mexico
- Brazil
- Philippines
- Indonesia
- Vietnam
- Oman
- Costa Rica
- Thailand
- Kenya
- Greece
- Panama
- Colombia
- Portugal
- Malaysia
- Bahrain
- Spain
- Taiwan
- UAE
- Ireland
- India
- Cyprus
- Australia
- Canada
- USA
- China
- Turkey
- Finland
- New Zealand
- Italy
- Netherlands
What stands out
- Mexico is first, ahead of Brazil and the Philippines.
- Latin America and Southeast Asia are strongly represented. Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia sit alongside the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia.
- The Gulf region also features. Oman is in the top 10, with Bahrain at 15th and the UAE at 18th.
- Southern Europe is mixed. Greece makes the top 10, while Portugal, Spain and Cyprus sit in the middle of the table.
- The USA, Canada and Australia fall in the lower half, and the Netherlands, Italy, New Zealand and Finland are at the bottom.
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