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Comparative table · where the two axes meet

Set your destinations against each other

Choose 2–4 destinations to read them side by side, factor by factor — per-category averages for the shape, every factor down the rows, and the report behind every cell one click away. Where the evidence is thin, we say so rather than print a flattering number.

You have 1 destination — pick at least one more to open the table.

Choose from the published set

19 countries · collect any 2–4
Collect Country Overall assessment Coverage Open
India IN 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Mexico MX 3.4Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
South Korea KR 3.4Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Thailand TH 3.6Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Turkey TR 3.3Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
United States US 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Brazil BR 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Colombia CO 3.6Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Germany DE 3.8Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Israel IL 3.6Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Japan JP 3.3Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Malaysia MY 3.4Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Singapore SG 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Spain ES 4.0Good 112 /112 Brief →
United Arab Emirates AE 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
United Kingdom GB 3.5Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Hungary HU 3.1Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Jordan JO 2.8Moderate 112 /112 Brief →
Poland PL 3.3Moderate 112 /112 Brief →

Tick 2–4 countries, then Compare — or use the collect marks and the tray below.

The collect mark fills with ink when a country joins your comparison. At four, the rest rest quietly — the comparison is full, not urgent. Your picks travel in the tray below and carry the lens with them.