A new ranking reveals that 63 of the world’s top 100 city destinations are situated in Europe, according to the Euromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinations Index. This index evaluates tourism, sustainability, and economic performance across global metropolises. The recently released 2023 results highlight European dominance, with Paris, France securing the top spot. Other European cities in the top 10 include Madrid (Spain), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Berlin (Germany), Rome (Italy), Barcelona (Spain), and London (UK). Notably, Dubai (UAE), Tokyo (Japan), and New York (US) are the only non-European cities in the top 10. The ranking is based on 55 metrics across six key categories, including economic and business performance, tourism, infrastructure, policy, health and safety, and sustainability. Paris maintains its leading position, with continuous enhancements ahead of the 2024 Olympics. London is recognized for the best tourism infrastructure globally, securing 10th place. European cities continue to dominate the top 20, with Munich (Germany), Milan (Italy), Dublin (Ireland), Vienna (Austria), and Lisbon (Portugal) making appearances. The success of European cities is attributed to rapid urbanization, widespread technology adoption, and the growing importance of remote working. The report emphasizes the rising significance of sustainable tourism, addressing issues like overtourism. Notably, Vilnius in Lithuania secured its place in the top 100 (92nd) for the first time due to improved tourism performance