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Nga Oslo në Amsterdam/ Qytetet më të sigurta në botë për 2027, dominojnë europianët

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qytete e sigurta, viti 2027, dominon europa,

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Oslo, Zyrihu, Amsterdami dhe Rejkjaviku janë ndër qytetet europiane më të sigurta për udhëtarët në vitin 2027, sipas renditjes vjetore të publikuar më 28 tetor 2026, bazuar në përvojat e turistëve amerikanë dhe indekset ndërkombëtare të sigurisë. Kryeqyteti norvegjez, Oslo, ka shënuar një nga përmirësimet më të mëdha, duke u ngjitur në vendin e gjashtë në botë, nga pozicioni i 17-të që mbante një vit më parë. Zyrihu renditet i dyti, duke fituar një pozicion krahasuar me vitin 2026, ndërsa Amsterdami është ngjitur nga vendi i katërt në të tretin. Rejkjaviku, kryeqyteti i Islandës, që kryesonte renditjen në vitin 2026, ka zbritur në vendin e pestë. Ndërkohë, Kopenhagen ka regjistruar një nga rëniet më të mëdha mes qyteteve europiane, duke kaluar nga vendi i dytë në të 12-in. Kryeqyteti danez kishte mbajtur pozicionin e dytë për dy vite radhazi, në 2025 dhe 2026. Në listën e 15 qyteteve më të sigurta përfshihen edhe Venecia, në vendin e tetë, Dublini në vendin e 11-të, Barcelona në të…

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