DO NOT GO THERE – Places not to travel due to pollution, hazards, crime
Do not go there!
Pollution, crime and long lines. A new guide book by Peter Greenberg guides away from the worst travel destinations on earth.
Places that may well prevent listed by Mr. Greenberg, and also lists of airports to avoid, and at what time is convenient for visiting places of interest around the world. A short guide to practice, with a different perspective guidebook, available to you.
Go there in winter: According to Greenberg lines Eiffeil Tower in Paris is worse in the summer (high Surprise?). It is recommended, of course, to visit attractions in Paris in November and December.
The Internet sites are full of travel tips and guides that tells you were to go and what to see. An example of a travel guide is to TripAdvisor
However, guides are available now for you that will say that one should not travel and make sure the travelers to stay away from these places.
The author calls his guide, href = "http://www.amazon.com/dp/1605299944?tag=petergreenwor-20&camp=14573&creative=327641&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=1605299944&adid=1T1RCPHBD93AYMHH08WV & ">" Do not go there 'and it is listing to the places not to go to, and should be avoided, and sometimes some places should be avoided.
Here you find a good summary of the travel destinations that at first glance seem exotic and out, but note that some of these places can be surprises that you would like stay away from.
The guidebook lists the worst airports in the world and common tourist traps, as well as covering issues such as pollution, crime and the worst of sinners of the environment.
Foul beaches and dangerous roads have also been covered by the traveler research.
Several cruises are designated as not acceptable sanitary conditions, lack of food hygiene and falsification of records of discharge.
You also get advice from anecdotes about the places you should avoid visiting.
For example, the increasing pollution in Delhi in India is caused by increased sales of care between ordinary people and a car in India, as Nano sells for around 2500 USD which more people can afford in India today. The paradox is that some new cars pollute more than the older models according to what is written in the book.
The air in Calcutta so bad that the police have to carry oxygen tanks with them. and therefore not want to go for a walk and enjoy the landscape, unless you are a heavy smoker and do not care to get some additional chemicals in the throat.
New York is a splendid city to visit, but be aware that, statistically, be a hurricane in the Big Apple shortly. According to Greenberg's guidebook, geography tells us that the east coast U.S. storms is vulnerable to hurricanes and big, and big storms come regularly to these areas over the past 100 years. The last major event was in 1938, so be careful now.
In Pattaya Health contaminated water is discharged into the ocean of the apartment complexes. Authorities made a law that the more complex larger than 60 units must clean their wastewater before discharge into the sea. However, employers have just learned to save costs on which to build a complex with 59 units and therefore they can continue to dump sewage into the waters of the beach.
In the U.S., you can visit the capital of garlic called Gilroy, California that is axilla Americas. Battle Mountain in Nevada and most did well not to Greensburg in Kansas, perhaps.
First, this is a guidebook for tourists normal, you need a little guidance to avoid the tourist traps and not to avoid places where their health is at risk.
Here is a summary Greenberg destinations categorized as the worst candidate in its category.
Worst airports
• Sheremetyevo, Moscow – Corruption, lines, bad service, dirty and depressed. Make sure you have dollars and toilet paper with you before coming here. There are alternatives, such as the other 3 airports in Moscow are equally bad.
• Ninoy Aquino in Manila – taxi-mafia, corruption and general incompetence, but there is an alternative to Clark International, which is newer.
• Dakar Leopold-Do not spend time here, is dangerous as criminals to govern the area in and around the airport and usually the luggage is lost here. No alternatives.
• Charles de Gaulle in Paris – The smell, arrogance, and long lines combined with the lack of logistics, which is considered the worst. Alternatives would be the Paris-Orly and Paris-Beauvais
• Congonhas in São Paulo – is one of the world's most dangerous airports due to flight safety due to the short runway and the state of the same. There are no real alternatives as Guarulhos is busy.
Pollution
• Tianying, China – An industrial city with a large amount of lead and heavy metals in food. • Chongqing, China – crowded coal and steel town with a skyline invisible.
• Cairo, Egypt – 2.1 percent of deaths are caused by air pollution and the city is full of industry.
• Delhi, India-the second largest in the polluted city in the world due to the large amount of traffic and a lot polluter cheap car lots.
• Calcutta, India – 70 percent of people who have asthma problems or problems of living room One way or another. And the police to use oxygen tanks.
Windsor, Canada – North America is called the most polluted city because the wind carries polluted air from Detroit.
• Mexico City, Mexico – is in a pot with a large amount of ozone and airborne particles. The city is encapsulated by smog at all times.
Polluted water
• Pattaya Thailand – once was a beautiful beach, but now pumps out population growth of wastewater in the pure waters of the beach.
• The Aral Sea, Uzbekistan – the dehydration that kills fish, salt and drinking water causes many diseases.
• King River, Australia – landfill for the copper mines, and animal life has disappeared in some parts of river.
• Bangladesh – Salt water destroys the water and agriculture along the coastline pollute a lot. There is a high content of arsenic in water inside.
• Jakarta, Indonesia – The major source of drinking water is contaminated due to the high activity of chemical treatment of textiles in the area.
• Elva Sarno, Italy – heavy metal pollution that contaminate rivers flowing into the Bay of Naples.
Toxins and activity radio
• Bhopal, India – A major accident in 1984 which still bears strong smell near the old factory there.
• Tsjernobyl, Ukraine – A familiar story of the tragedy that is now used for tourism tours end as there are there. Do not risk it, stay away. • Dzerzjinsk, Russia – Manufacture of chemical weapons during the Cold War and a pile of debris found in the region yet.
• Kabwe, Zambia – keep the farm until 1994 and we can still find hazardous metals in the soil and water.
• La Oroya, Peru – This place is full of heavy metals due to the industry in this area. • Linfen China – is one of the worst places in China and tells most of what you need to know. Carry oxygen and water before entering this area of the world.
Smelling Places
• Taean, South Korea – oil spill in 2007 makes the place smell today, even terrible. • Rotorua New Zealand, New Zealand – geothermal activity causes the smell of sulfur all over the city, so do not plan to wear their best clothes or good food test and came here.
• Naples, Italy – Very poor waste management does not make the trip to Vesuvius and the ruins of worth the trip.
•-Dharavi slum, Mumbai, India-A fast-growing area with open water and poor sanitation.
Most tourist traffic
• New York – Worse before Christmas and New Year and during Thanksgiving. The expensive hotels and crowded city turns into a nightmare for most of us. Its better to go there between January and March, or when the locals have long weekends in the summer and escape the city.
• Disney World, Florida – endless lines in the school holidays, Christmas, Easter, holidays Spring and July 4. A tip is to go on a Tuesday and the first to go to Magic Kingdom, Epcot then followed by Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom last.
• Large Canyon – worst to visit during normal weekday, as the excursions and tours is the most traffic and found that in those days. Its better to go there in October or early spring.
• Eiffel Tower, Paris – very bad in the period between May and September and longer lines in the summer months. Its better to go there in November and December, the lines are best at that time. Try going there in the weeks following the Action Thanksgiving and New Year.
• Louvre, Paris weekends are worse, especially in the summer and holidays. It is better to go there in the middle of the week or on Friday night, after 20:00 as the opening until 22:00 on Friday.
• Ayers Rock, Australia – Population of viewpoints to sunrise and sunset. Its better to go there in February, April or December.
• Great Barrier Reef Australia – 1.8 million visitors a year by boat or semi-submarine helicopters. Its best not to visit them all, and not try to Lord Howe Island or Dunk Island is more or less identical, and much less crowded.
• Pyramids in Giza, Egypt – most popular between October and April and when not its heat. You should go there early in the morning as possible about 5:00 o clock and look at the pyramids at sunrise. That makes much more photogenic objects and the least about you. Hire a driver who collects you and ride the sunrise in the morning.
• The Wall of China – Large crowds throughout the year and tourists coming around 09:00, get there before that, and you can be almost alone on the wall and enjoy the architecture alone.
The crime and the dangers
• Yemen – has a bad reputation with the kidnapping of Westerners, and not always drive a car there.
• Tijuana, Mexico – The drug cartels with the kidnapping and shooting, look after your money.
• São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – violence and corruption along with the dangers of being robbed and shot him.
• Johannesburg, South Africa-not as bad as its reputation, but still a lot of violence, robbery and rape on the streets.
• Kingston, Jamaica – Increase in crime in areas outside the tourist hotels.
• Port-au-Prince, Haiti – kidnapping and other crimes are common here. Foreign Aircraft personnel do not leave the airport when they get stuck here.
About the Author
He has a background as civil engineer and geoscientist. He has worked mainly within the oil and gas industry from the mid 1980s. He has written a few fictional novels as well as being the author of some professional litterature within oil and gas sector, he is now an editor of some web sites.
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