Intra-regional travel, an easing of travel restrictions and value-driven tourism further boost their appeal. The strong rebound of international tourism, which is projected to register 112% growth in 2022 in terms of inbound spending, has been one of the key factors behind the resilient recovery of global cities. The top 10 rankings see the hegemony of European destinations, with only Dubai and New York challenging the status quo this year. Paris accelerates to once again claim the title of the world’s top city in 2022, closely followed by Dubai, which retains its second position.
While 2022 has been a positive year for travel and tourism, the road to full post-pandemic recovery is long, and government support remains critical across all regions.
The 42 cities represented in the Index from emerging and developing markets have witnessed a net increase in rank due to improved Tourism Performance and Health and Safety. The Index shows that 45 cities have risen in rank, with some of the largest increases attributed to Asian cities.Īsia has experienced a mixed performance due to travel restrictions. Cities around the globe have benefitted from travellers eager to once again embark on domestic and international leisure trips, whether to visit family and friends after years of separation or to partake in revenge travel, making up for missed trips during the pandemic.Įuropean cities continue to lead with 40 cities represented in Euromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinations Index 2022. Global PerformanceĢ022 marks a period of strong recovery for travel and tourism. This is increasing the pressure on urban environments and cities to improve efficiency, mitigate the impacts of climate change, support smart urban development, boost green credentials and enhance the tourism offer in a post-pandemic period.Įuromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinations Index 2022 uncovers the top city performers for economic and business activity, with thriving tourism infrastructure and performance that show great potential for investment and operation amid increased digitalisation, technological advancement and sustainability developments. The travel and tourism industry is facing a new set of challenges with rising labour shortages, inflationary times and rising economic uncertainty.
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