Five nonsmokers’ paradises: a guide for globe-trotters
The world’s biggest tobacco-consuming countries that I profiled in my last post, including Greece, Russia and Austria, are also among the top travel spots, but the opposite isn’t quite the case.
Countries with the lowest reported adult smokers, as you’ll notice in the list below, don’t all provide dream vacations. . . .
1. Ethiopia: This very well might be the first time that this landlocked African country was listed at the top of a travel guide. Just 4.3% of Ethiopians are tobacco users. . . .
2. Ghana: Adult tobacco use in this African country is at 5.5%. . . .
3. Republic of Congo: . . .
4. Nigeria: . . .
5. Cameroon: Nigeria’s neighbor to the east has a similar proportion of smokers, at 7.4%.
If you’d prefer a trip outside of Africa, the United Arab Emirates is at No. 22 and Fiji is at No. 23 on the list.. Further down the list, Ecuador is at No. 28, Egypt at No. 33 and the Dominican Republic at No. 35.
Between Egypt and Ecuador is Jamaica
