TRAVELING ABROAD? AVOID THESE COUNTRIES!

[Oluwaseun Samuel]

Traveling abroad as an international student is a huge self investment that broadens cultural exposure, enhances education quality, fosters personal growth, expands networking opportunities, boosts career prospects, improves language skills, and provides opportunities for travel and exploration. But one may not be able to acquire all that if you travel to countries with poor financial and economical stability. In addition to that these countries have very high unemployment rate and could turn your travel abroad Dreams to a nightmare.

 

Here are 7 Countries that International students should avoid if you intend to make the best out of your travel Destinations.

 

1. North Macedonia

Description: Known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, North Macedonia has faced economic challenges and high unemployment rates since the transition from a planned economy to a market economy.

• Unemployment Rate: Approximately 15.7% (2023).

• Source: State Statistical Office of the Republic of North Macedonia.

 

2. Spain

Description: Famous for its vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and historic landmarks, Spain has struggled with high unemployment rates, particularly after the 2008 financial crisis.

• Unemployment Rate: Around 13.1% (2023).

• Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

 

3. Greece

Description: Rich in history and the birthplace of democracy, Greece has faced severe economic difficulties since the 2008 financial crisis.

• Unemployment Rate: About 10.8% (2023).

• Source: Hellenic Statistical Authority.

 

4. Italy

Description: Known for its art, history, and cuisine, Italy has faced economic stagnation and high unemployment rates, particularly in the southern regions.

• Unemployment Rate: Approximately 8.1% (2023).

• Source: Istat.

 

5. Cyprus

Description: Known for its beautiful beaches and ancient history, Cyprus has faced economic challenges since the 2013 financial crisis.

• Unemployment Rate: Approximately 7.1% (2023).

• Source: Statistical Service of Cyprus.

 

6. Croatia

Description: Known for its stunning coastline and medieval cities, Croatia has faced economic challenges and high unemployment rates since gaining independence in the 1990s.

• Unemployment Rate: About 7.3% (2023).

• Source: Croatian Bureau of Statistics.

 

7. Portugal

Description: Famous for its beautiful landscapes and rich culture, Portugal has seen economic improvement in recent years, but unemployment remains a challenge.

• Unemployment Rate: Around 6.7% (2023).

• Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatística.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[justseyi]

And i love Cyprus oh

 

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