Obesity is a widespread problem in the United States. So, when you hear about countries with thin residents, you might picture healthy populations. Sadly, except for two of the countries on this list, a slim figure doesn’t equate to healthiness. Ranking Thinness WorldAtlas analyzed global obesity rates by nation to determine the ten thinnest countries…
Citizens of the United States enjoy rights and privileges that elude many in other parts of the world. This fact contributes to its 15th position in the 2023 World Happiness Report. But what about the countries at the bottom of the list? Facing political unrest and economic upheaval, among other issues, the world’s unhappiest countries…
Whether you’re drawn to the mountains, the sea, bustling cities, or expansive national parks, the United States has almost too many tourist spots to count. If you’re dreaming of a vacation but don’t want to break the bank, this list, inspired by a recent WeThrift study, will help you find a popular and relatively budget-friendly…
No matter where you live in the U.S., there’s a chance you’ve wanted to visit the other 49 states. But is the attraction you want to go to the one residents in other states want to see the most, too? You could go to America’s many national parks, amusement parks, or even to the beach….
Selfie lovers, beware. Those who love snapping pictures of themselves when they travel might want to avoid visiting the locations on this list and choose more selfie-friendly spots instead. Alternatively, those annoyed by selfies might be happy to make a beeline to these events and places. 1: Running of the Bulls Attracting thousands of participants…
Americans and Brits speak the same language, have similar laws, and participate in similar cultural customs. Still, beneath these similarities lie distinct differences. These are a few of the most notable. 1: Ordering Ketchup While Americans are known to ask for ketchup with their fries, in Britain, ketchup eaters specify “tomato ketchup.” This isn’t because…
First impressions are everything, especially when it comes to learning about new cities. From the bustling streets of New York City to the hipster culture of Portland, overarching ideas about these metropolises are helpful, but they can also overshadow their more nuanced realities. Many cities are made up of bustling neighborhoods, local businesses, and complex…
Healthcare expenses in the United States are high. For some tourists, the threat of facing a health issue abroad can be a disincentive to visiting America. Based on a British study, these are the most costly countries for hospitalization. The Study Shows Staysure, a UK-based travel insurance company, used World Health Organization data to compile…
Who doesn’t love a travel selfie? But not all selfie spots are safe, and some areas are even known as the location of “killfies.” Here are some of the most dangerous selfie locations in the world where it pays to be more than careful when snapping a shot. 1: Machu Picchu, Peru The Machu Picchu…
Traveling is part of the job when you’re the president of the United States. But not all presidents are the same when it comes to face-to-face meetings. These are the presidents that spent the most time inside Air Force One. The Data The US Department of State’s Office of the Historian has kept presidential travel…
