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Montreal ranked the world's safest city for travelers in 2027, up from 16th place last year, with 82.18 points, according to Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection, as reported by Euronews. The ranking began with 38 popular cities for US travelers and combined a survey of more than 1,500 people with safety indices from Numbeo and The Economist. Zürich placed second and Amsterdam third, while nine of the top 15 are in Europe. The ratings reflect conditions in August 2026, and the rundown covers the top 15 and what each leading city is known for.

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00:00Montreal has just been named the safest city in the world for travelers in 2027.
00:04It climbed from 16th place last year, praised for its low crime rate.
00:08The ranking comes from travel insurer Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.
00:12It surveyed more than 1,500 travelers, then added independent safety ratings.
00:17So what should visitors to Montreal worry about?
00:20Traffic!
00:21The report says crossing the bridges into the city can be a chore.
00:25Europe dominates the rest of the list, with nine cities in the top 15.
00:30Zurich came second, helped by clean and safe public transit.
00:33Amsterdam took third, and the report calls it surprisingly safe.
00:38Reykjavik, last year's number one, slipped to fifth.
00:41Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, and Honolulu also made the top 10.
00:44San Francisco came 14th, and Paris rounded out the top 15.
00:48The survey was done in August, so it doesn't reflect what's happening right now.
00:53Disclosure!
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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