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Barcelona and Madrid in the top ten international ranking of ICCA 2016

Barcelona and Madrid in the top ten international ranking of ICCA 2016

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We have the new ranking published by ICCA confirming the good health of Spain as a world destination in meetings with Barcelona and Madrid in the international top ten.

Good news despite the fact that Spain, as a destination for meetings, declines a position and goes to fifth place, with 533 meetings held in 2016.

Paris, number one in 2014, takes over first place again with 196 meetings in 2016 – one more meeting than last year’s number one Berlin. Even though the order is quite different, this year’s top 5 cities were also represented in last year’s top 5. Vienna climbs 2 places to second and Barcelona remains third. Berlin drops from first to fourth place and London remains fifth. Singapore is the first Asian city jumping one place from seventh to sixth. Madrid drop 2 places from a shared fifth in 2015 to a shared seventh in 2016. Newcomers in the top 10 compared to last year are Amsterdam, twelfth last year and now sharing seventh place with Madrid, and Seoul jumping from 13th to tenth. Like last year, Lisbon is ninth.

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