Trinidad and Tobago in North Korea

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Trinidad and Tobago as a destination for visitors from North Korea?

Trinidad and Tobago offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and unique identity, making it an appealing destination for some North Koreans. While the country faces challenges in global tourism rankings and infrastructure investment, its diverse leisure and cultural experiences could attract a segment of the 26 million Koreans.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Trinidad and Tobago for tourists coming from North Korea?

Trinidad and Tobago is generally considered safer for tourists compared to North Korea. According to the Global Peace Index, Trinidad and Tobago ranks 85th out of 160 countries, while North Korea ranks 149th. The murder rate in Trinidad and Tobago is 29.4 per 100,000 people, with a female murder rate of 7.0, whereas data for North Korea is not available. In terms of organized crime, Trinidad and Tobago has higher indices in several categories compared to North Korea, indicating more significant challenges. For example, mafia groups in Trinidad and Tobago are rated 6.0, while North Korea scores 1.0. However, Trinidad and Tobago's indices for state crime (5.0) and human trafficking (6.0) are lower than North Korea's (10.0 and 8.0, respectively). Overall, while Trinidad and Tobago has its own crime issues, it is relatively safer than North Korea for tourists.