Jerusalem Beats London, Paris on Best Tourist City List
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As a short diversion from the world of politics, I was excited to read on Arutz 7 the news that Jerusalem beat London, Paris, and many other prominent cities to earn a ranking at #17 on the list of best tourist cities in the world in this year’s Travel and Leisure Magazine poll.
Only New York and San Francisco came out ahead of Jerusalem from among many U.S. tourist destinations.
For the curious out there, the top ten were:
- Udaipur, India
- Capetown, South Africa
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Florence, Italy
- Luang Prabang, Laos
- New York, NY, United States
- Rome, Italy
- San Francisco, CA, United States

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