Euromonitor International's Top 100 City Destinations Index reveals that #Europe boasts 63 out of the world's top city destinations, assessing tourism, sustainability, and economic success. https://t.co/f08oEGRBIc pic.twitter.com/yHca6PiTBD
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The French Charm
Despite the current controversies surrounding the cleanliness of the city and its treatment of tourists, as the Olympics approach, it seems that internationally, the City of Light still holds a great reputation. Forbes has just revealed a top 100 list of the best cities to visit, compiled by Euromonitor International, and Paris takes the lead in all aspects.
Paris aurait pu être la ville la plus belle, la plus grande, la plus esthétique et la plus agréable du monde. Mais c'est un trou à rats, avec quelques îlots de bonheur ici et là. Quelle tristesse.
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According to 55 very objective criteria, the research company has established its ranking, taking into account sustainability, tourist infrastructure, politics, and economic performance.
The complete ranking
And while Europe largely dominates the leaderboard, with 63 cities ranked out of 100, we can see a strong (and new) presence of Asia, with Tokyo's entry in the top 10 of the ranking, directly in fourth place!
Overall, it seems that the ranking is quite consistent with the travel trends observed throughout the year, and highlights the new destinations.
concerns related to sustainable tourism. And we think it's also a great way to find inspiration for your next destination.The 100 Best Cities In The World To Visit https://t.co/MRbNQffd1S pic.twitter.com/m3DmjH5lq6
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1. Paris, France
2. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
3. Madrid, Spain
4. Tokyo, Japan
5. Amsterdam, Netherlands
6. Berlin, Germany
7. Rome, Italy
8. New York, United States
9. Barcelona, Spain
10. London, United Kingdom
And if you want the complete ranking, it's over here.
