Journo Report along with Intersec has conducted a study to rank the most dangerous tourist destinations at the risk of natural disasters based on key factors: earthquake frequency per year, the average population affected by floods, volcanic activity, and air quality index.

To compile the ranking, data was gathered from credible sources for each country, and the indicators were normalized on a consistent scale before assigning equal weights to each factor. This process enabled the calculation of a composite risk index score for every country, ranging from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating greater danger.

Country	Population	Earthquake Frequency per Year	Current Average Population Affected by Floods	Volcanic Activity	Average Air Quality Index	Composite Index
Japan	123,753,041.00	1,500.00	85,293.00	122	53	87
Indonesia	283,487,931.00	1,000.00	635,470.00	120	152	76.5
Chile	19,764,771.00	1,024.00	18,963.00	91	65	68.5
Mexico	130,861,007.00	1,632.00	171,086.00	38	108	62
Russia	144,820,423.00	215.00	90,475.00	117	62	60
India	1,450,935,791.00	276.00	4,835,259.00	2	188	59
China	1,419,321,278.00	426.00	3,279,455.00	10	160	55
Philippines	115,843,670.00	797.00	175,575.00	38	88	53
Greece	10,047,817.00	313.00	2,303.00	5	100	52
Peru	34,217,848.00	516.00	51,918.00	16	99	51.5

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