Fresh data shared by Chase Travel on Bloomberg reveals the European cities that are becoming travellers’ favourite summer spots.
Brussels has topped the list with a 73% year-on-year growth. The city is known for its museums, art, and culture.
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The largest city in Switzerland has seen a growth of 59%. The picturesque city is known for its nightlife.
With a growth of 55%, Warsaw has grabbed a place in the top five. The city is famous for its history, magnificent architecture, and culture.
Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands, has also seen major growth of 54%. The city, close to the North Sea coastline, is known for its canals, architecture, and attractions like the Anne Frank House.