What about Bermuda?

Bermuda has a strategic location and beautiful environment, and it is even more famous because of a series of "disappearance mysteries".

Bermuda is located in the North Atlantic and is an autonomous British overseas territory. It is located at 32°14' to 32°25' north latitude and 64°38' to 64°53' west longitude. It is about 900 kilometers away from North America, about 1100 nautical miles northeast of Miami, Florida on the east coast of the United States and Nova Scotia, Canada. About 840 nautical miles southeast of Lifax. From the British occupation during the reign of King Sammy.

Tourism is the most important economic sector in Bermuda, with revenue accounting for 32% of GDP and 40% of total foreign exchange revenue. The employed population accounts for 60% of the national labor force. It mainly receives high-income tourists. The tourism industry was not very prosperous in the 1990s. In 1997, it received 562,619 foreign tourists, a decrease of 1.7%; the total tourism revenue was US$1.396 billion. Tourism continued to decline by 6% in the first half of 2000. 85% of tourists come from the United States of America, with the remainder coming from Canada, and Western European countries.