Get vaccinated.

This would be amazing on a wall.

If you're white in the U.S., your infant mortality rate is 4.8. If you're Black in the U.S., your infant mortality rate is 10.8. Racism in healthcare is real, and not enough people know that.

Moo!

Notice that the countries with a higher life expectancy all have universal health care and the US does not.

They outline the tectonic plates. This is both beautiful and scary (especilly for people living in the red areas).

We're not just islands and sea! We also have beautiful mountains! It's a quite diverse country :)

I'm 60 and a lifelong Democrat. Won't ever vote Republican no matter how many more years I'm here.

Oh, that Anpanman was a surprise, honestly. Didn't encounter him anywhere outside Korea, to be honest. Not even in Japan itself.

This map hurts my eyes

I find it rather ironic that only the "G" corosponds to its note. The rest of them is sung on a different note than the letter says.

Off topic, but the colors here are just so pretty!

Fascinating! The areas with the better paid teachers (comparatively) have some of the lowest graduation rates... They also have some of the highest police brutality rates.

Ugh, morning people aren't only annoying, they're happy about it, too?!

This is somewhat misleading, as the very worst countries are ones no one visited in the first place.

At least I'm not the only one who will never again go to Egypt. Many great things to see in Egypt but also the most unfriendly people I have ever encountered. On the other hand, I will definitely visit the US again because it combines great attractions and great people.

Egypt is not doing well in this popularity contest.

My takeaway is don't visit Egypt but do visit Greenland

The phrasing of the survey questions and the composition of the respondents is particularly important in images like this.

I have spent time in 19 countries. The southern tip of Malaysia, across the harbour from beautiful Singapore, scared me. As a woman I dressed very modestly but still had a group of young men on a bridge walking behind and saying all the obscenities they knew in English and another day a young man buzzed me dangerously with his car.

Egypt doesn't surprise me. Never heard a single positive about from anyone that has visited. Maybe they have some romantic view of the place and because it's just another city with all the problems that come with cities, it's an anti-climax

A more fair depiction might be have large the percentage of people who has visited a country does not want to return to it. I have got at feeling that the countries highligted on the map is those that most people have visited, and hence has a relate and experience with. The more people visiting a country the higher the number of people wanting to return will also naturally be. To automatically infer that a high number of people not wanting to revisit a country must mean that it is bad, could be to oversimplify things by ignoring another factor that plays a major role in the outcome.

What did Egypt do to upset people?

i have been to India twice, lovely country and friendly people

Grey is not represented in the color band. No info on those?

Odd... I would have guessed the entire islamic middle east would qualify, but apparently Egypt managed to ecclipse Saudi's human rights record on women?

This graph only shows the total numbers of people that responded but not the percentages of visitors who are dissatisfied, so it doesn't take into account that some countries have more tourists

I'm surprised by Egypt... it's very popular generally.

The Soviet Union, Yugoslavia

The USA is the third most visited country in the world. Statistics don't always tell the full story

That's it, I'm off to Russia!