Why it’s safe: Remote geography, low international threats, and self-reliance.
Tucked away in the South Pacific, New Zealand is far from most geopolitical flashpoints. It’s politically stable, agriculturally rich, and has a relatively small population. With minimal enemies and strong isolation, it’s unlikely to be dragged into major military alliances or become a target of large-scale attacks. Plus, it boasts clean water, sustainable farming, and abundant natural beauty—ideal in times of global distress.
Steeped in history, adorned with cobblestone streets, and nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, these towns offer travelers a glimpse into a fairytale world.