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This is the runway. Imagine that a whole country has only 2 flights a week. Isolated from the world. In the middle of the Pacific Ocean. A country that gets most
of its income from its name, from its domain… which is “.tv” This prison in Tuvalu is open. This country is 12 km in length and this is its width. This is the least visited country
in the world Only about 3,000 person
have visited it in 2023. Well, what’s the reason? We are sinking. This country is sinking. A country made up of a single street. – So, the country is one street?
– Yes. Although no one needs a visa to visit it,
there are no tourists there. We’ll visit it today,
and know more about it. Before we start, subscribe to the channel, When I booked the flight, I found out that
you can only get there through Fiji. With a small plane because they don’t have a runway for large planes. There are only 2 flights a week. This is one of the reasons why it’s the least visited country
in the world and why this country will sink there’s not much left. Good bye. Here’s Fiji T-shirt. Let’s go. I’m going to the least visited country
in the world It’s a historic moment. I don’t know what’s waiting for us there. Tuvalu! The plane was almost empty. We arrived in the capital Funafuti. There are only 4 hotels
in the entire country So most of the hotels are by the airport. When we arrived,
he told me it’s better to walk. “No need to drive you there.” Alright, he said just walk to the hotel. you can tour this country quickly
by just walking. Just walking. What is it about Tuvalu Why don’t people visit it? That’s the hotel. These are people leaving the airport. That’s the hotel. She’s from Fiji, despite being close… Nobody visits this country And that’s how they say “hello”
in their language. This is the only restaurant here. The rooms are by the sea. Look at the place. This is the room. Tuvalu! It has only 1 police station and 1 telecommunications shop in the entire country. This is the only shop where you can buy a SIM card, let’s get one. We’ll tour the whole country
in 10 minutes. Only 11,000 people live in this country They won’t fill a stadium! It’s so small that I only see people 5 to 6 times a day. It’s forbidden for anyone here
to buy a car only government officials. can because there’s no space. It’s surface area is only 26 square km. It’s the world’s fourth smallest country. Let’s go the end of the country
and get back. The airport is here and the end of the country there. This is Tuvalu. Hello! This is where they bury their dead. That’s the ocean. The storm is getting stronger! Let’s go hide somewhere. It looks like this country
is going to sink today. They became climate refugees. I will tell you their story. You’ll see the lagoon on one side and the ocean on the other. This is the width of the country. This is narrowest point
in the entire country This is how wide it is. Sometimes it gets completely submerged
when it rains and the sea level rises. I’ve crossed the country with one step. This is country’s garbage dump. They burn garbage here,
at the end of the island. But people here tend to throw garbage everywhere on this Island. We arrived at the end of this country. This is the last house in the country. Imagine having a house
at the end of the country “I live at the end of the country… … you’ll find me there.” And this is a passage to the endpoint. And so, we reached
the endpoint of the country… from this side. So, let’s go to the other end. Then I drove to the other side
of the country. Look at the view! I’m at the endpoint of the country. This is the Minister for Transport,
Energy, Communication and Innovation. His name is Simon. This is where the minister stood when he addressed the world. He said, “Look, our country is sinking.” This country relies heavily on aid, Many countries support them
to deal with the climate change crisis. They have a ministry for climate change. They always blame the U.S. They even have glasses with “climate change Tuvalu,” written on them To extend the ground surfaces they filled parts
of the water surfaces with sand. Like the Palm Islands in Dubai. The residents of this house
were in that house. So they moved here temporarily
after their house was demolished. So, their houses are in danger their future is in danger. They don’t want to leave although they have a chance Australia gave them lands and told them to come. It’s expected to sink
in 30 to 40 years from now. This is their sole bank. It’s only one bank
where you can withdraw cash. There are no credit
or debit cards to use. They come here to receive their salaries. They can also deposit money here. There are no ATMs in the entire country,
they use cash only. They deal in Australian dollars. Credit and debit cards are not allowed. She has to come to the bank
to inquire about her balance. There’s no online banking. You fill this to deposit and this is to withdraw. This is the country’s prison we paid it a visit. Have you seen before how prisoners
in Scandinavian countries are spoiled? Well, the prison here is open! They say they can’t run away. He’s leaving the cell! They go out to work then come back. I’ve noticed that people here
gamble most of the time. Do you hear that sound? let me show you. They’re gambling. The prize today
is 3,000 Australian dollars. They come here daily. they spend their time
fishing, gambling drinking, and eating. It’s really strange. I asked him about the largest source
of income for the country. People pay them
just to use the .tv domain. Though this country is very small it has a parliament. And each island has a representative here. All government officials
including the prime minister live next to each other, like neighbors. I stopped at random place and met a couple who are getting married today. So they invited me. It’s similar to our weddings They said the whole country is invited! At sunset this is how the runway becomes. They gather to play football. They are playing football! This is the country’s flag. It gained independence
from Britain in 1978. We’ve reached the end with Tuvalu, the most remote island in the world. Thank you for your support. Thank you all from all over the world. I can say this now because the videos
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