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Safe travels in Europe<\/h2>\n

The population of Europe in 2015 was about 742 million, approximately 11% of the entire world population. This makes it the fourth largest continent in terms of population. In terms of area, Europe is the second smallest continent (after Australia, or Oceania to be precise). It covers a total area of\u00a010,400,000 km\u00b2.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Climate<\/h3>\n

Europe has several types of climate. These are influenced by surrounding seas, the Apls and influences from the Arctic.<\/p>\n

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Western Europe<\/h4>\n

Western Europe has several types of climate: the south is subtropical and a small desert area. The south is usually warm and dry. Central Western Europe has a temperate climate, a sea climate. Northern Norway has an Arctic climate.<\/p>\n

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Northern Europe<\/h4>\n

The weather in Northern Europe can be influenced by arctic air or the supply of warm (summer) or cold (winter) air from the former Soviet Union. In Scandinavia, high-pressure areas can occur that hardly move.<\/p>\n

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Southern Europe<\/h4>\n

Southern Europe has, thanks to being close to the equator and influenced by the warm Mediterranean Sea, dry, warm summers and mild, wet winters. In some places, even in the coldest months, the weather can be like springtime for weeks.<\/p>\n

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Eastern Europe<\/h4>\n

Eastern Europe is the most erratic in terms of climate. The Balkan can be extremely cold in winter, very hot in summer and this region is often affected by flooding due to heavy rainfall, sometimes in combination with meltwater from the mountains.<\/p>\n

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\nArea:<\/strong>\u00a010,400,000 km\u00b2
Population:<\/strong>\u00a0742 million
Climate: <\/strong>Varied<\/p>\n

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Tropical diseases in Europe<\/h3>\n

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Dengue<\/h3>\n

No, dengue<\/a>\u00a0occurs in Europa.<\/p>\n

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Yellow fever<\/h3>\n

No, yellow fever<\/a>\u00a0does not occur in Europa.<\/p>\n

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Malaria<\/h3>\n

No, malaria<\/a> does not occur in Europe.<\/p>\n

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West Nile virus<\/h3>\n

Yes, West Nile virus<\/a> occurs in Europe.<\/p>\n

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Zika<\/h3>\n

No, Zika<\/a>\u00a0does not occur in Europe.<\/p>\n

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Dangerous animals in Europe<\/h3>\n

When you think of dangerous animals, you are probably thinking of predators in Africa, venomous snakes in the Middle East and deadly sea creatures in distant oceans. All these dangerous animals are far away, however, in Europe a few dangerous creatures can be found. The information below will help you with what to look out for and how to be prepared when travelling.<\/p>\n

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Ticks<\/h4>\n

Ticks live in forests, dunes, heathland, sheltered meadows, parks and gardens. Particularly in tall grass and dead leaves. Ticks attach themselves to passing animals and humans. Ticks become active when the temperature rises above 7 degrees Celsius. People are bitten between March and October.<\/p>\n

Ticks can transmit diseases, including Lyme disease. Prevent a bite with\u00a0Anti-Insect<\/a>\u00a0and make sure to bring an\u00a0(impregnated) travel mosquito net<\/a>\u00a0if you’re staying in a forested area.\u00a0Insect repellent socks<\/a>\u00a0are also recommended when hiking; ticks come from below.<\/p>\n

Have you been bitten? It is important to remove the tick as quickly as possible, within 8 hours, with a\u00a0tick remover<\/a>. Do not sedate the tick with alcohol, nor heat it with a cigarette. The tick will release its saliva in response and transmit bacteria that can cause diseases. You can disinfect the bite with alcohol. If you have removed the tick within 8 hours, the risk of infection will be minimal.<\/p>\n

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\nSheep tick (Ixodes ricinus)<\/p>\n

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Spiders<\/h4>\n

The European black widow, the most venomous spider in Europe, fortunately, does not occur in the Netherlands, but mainly in Mediterranean countries. A small bite from the European black widow is enough to cause extreme pain and a chance of nausea, convulsions and arrhythmia. Watch out for this spider in areas around the Mediterranean Sea.<\/p>\n

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\nEuropean black widow (Latrodectus tredecimguttatus)<\/p>\n

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Aspis viper<\/h4>\n

The most dangerous species of snake, the Aspis viper, lives mainly in southwestern Europe. Approximately 4% of the people who are bitten by them do not survive; many survivors get permanent damage to their eyes and liver from the poison of the Aspis viper.<\/p>\n

This snake is found in France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Switzerland. The habitat consists of steep ridges, humid mountain areas and forest edges with many open spaces. Preferably with fallen tree trunks or stones under which the snake can hide.<\/p>\n

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\nAspis viper (Vipera aspis)<\/p>\n

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What to pack<\/h3>\n

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Good to know<\/h3>\n

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Vaccination<\/h4>\n

Most countries in Europe do not require vaccination, although for some countries it is recommended. Countries such as Malta, Belarus and Bosnia are a few examples.<\/p>\n

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Visa<\/h4>\n

You do not need a visa to travel to European countries.<\/p>\n

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Water<\/h4>\n

Tap water is safe to drink in European countries.<\/p>\n

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Language<\/h4>\n

Europe has 51 countries. The most commonly spoken language is German. German is spoken by 16% of the population. In second place are English and French combined, spoken by 13% of the population.<\/p>\n

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