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Name the top 100 world city destinations according to Euromonitor. Their rankings are based on six key pillars: Economic and Business Performance, Tourism Performance, Tourism Infrastructure, Tourism Policy and Attractiveness, Health and Safety, and Sustainability. Continent of city shown.

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alcas

1 year ago

Interesting and obviously debatable list. Was challenging to think of places which are not primarily known as a “city” destination and/or not primarily known by the city name (ex. Denpasar for Bali).

opt1mus01

1 year ago

no reykjavik? bit odd

DoktorAJ

2 years ago

Surprised by a bunch that aren’t on here – Monaco, Izmir, Dubrovnik, Montreal, Chicago, Boston, Casablanca, Agra, and Pisa are all big tourist cities.

PatrickSHG

5 months ago

Reply to DoktorAJ

I tried Dubrovnik, Chicago and Pisa as well.

subway13

3 years ago

Marne-La-Vallee isn’t even a real city… it’s just where the Paris Disneyland is located

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to subway13

it’s a planned community basically.

spuriousname

3 years ago

They might want to reconsider Kiev…

Klinkhamer

1 year ago

Reply to spuriousname

they did