Solo travel is the world’s hottest tourist trend, fueled by youngsters seeking independence and flexibility amid a remote work boom.

A staggering 76% of millennials and Zoomers plan to take trips on their own in the next 12 months, with the solo travel market now valued at more than $500 billion per year, according to Aquent.

But while many may think they’re safe everywhere thanks to the connectivity of their smartphones, experts say some places still pose extremely high risks for those who venture unaccompanied.

For those considering some local solo travel, a new study from Silver Law Firm has uncovered the most dangerous US states for traversing on your own, with New Mexico coming in at number one.

“Solo travelers face unique vulnerabilities that groups don’t,” attorney Elliot Silver

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