Hairy landing at Princess Juliana International Airport in St. Maarten.

One of the busiest airports in the Caribbean. To land on Princess Juliana International Airport, pilots have to fly over a little part of the beach, cross over the fence and then pass over the road and then land on the runway. It is the most dangerous airport in the world. The airport’s landing strip is just too short at only 7,150 feet long. Large aircraft need at least 8,000 feet to insure a safe landing while some really heavy planes require 10,000 feet. It was built for small and medium planes. However, jumbos such as A340s and the 747s do land here.

Luxembourg

 

GDP per capita income: $ 79,785

GDP: $ 42.2 billion

Population: 0.5 million

Majority of population in Luxembourg depend on oil industries for their income. It is the second richest country in world 2015 due to highest per capita income and well developed industries which is a landlocked country in Western Europe. Till 1960 the industrial sector was dominated by steel and after few years it has diversified to include rubber, chemicals and other products. The financial service industries has attained maximum growth which made the country to transform from industrial economy to services and manufacturing economy. Well developed infrastructure and skilled workforce is considered as wealth of this country and it is largely free from corruption. The unemployment is low in Luxembourg when compared to the other countries in the world.

Iceland

It is the beautiful place to settle down and well known for its glacier, hot spring, frosty climate and geothermal power. It placed first in the Global Peace Index for its low crime rate and maximum guaranteed security. It has higher per capita income that enables the people to lead a wealthy life. The important factor to be considered is it has no standing army, which most of the countries in the world fail to achieve and it made Iceland as safest country in the world.

North Yungas Road, Bolivia

 

This is one of the most deadly and worst roads in the world that is located in Bolivia. This 40 miles long road connects the Amazon rainforest area to northern Bolivia.