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Published 11:43 6 Jan 2023 GMT
Updated 13:31 6 Jan 2023 GMT
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They are more focused on financial and business factors, such as the number of large tech firms in a given city, than other more holiday centred rankings.
And it seems like everyday Londoners themselves are playing their own part in promoting the city to the rest of the world, by posting content on social media and chronicling the great things the capital has to offer. [caption id="attachment_373126" align="alignnone" width="2048"]
London beat the likes of Paris, New York and Tokyo to top the list (iStock)[/caption]
London comes out top in the Promotions category, with its residents and visitors producing the most Insta hashtags, Facebook check-ins and TripAdvisor reviews.
The city's incredible restaurants are at the fore of its status rise it seems.
"If all those newcomers can’t cook at home, they came to the right place, especially these days, when the culinary industry is being reborn after dozens of the city’s most iconic restaurants shuttered over the pandemic," it is argued in the rankings.
"The city with the fourth-best restaurants on the planet is buzzing again with big-name openings like Dubai-based izakaya-style restaurant Kinoya in Harrods.
"There are hundreds of other rooms soon joining this increasingly daring culinary destination serving—and welcoming the world once more."
After Paris and New York, the top five is rounded out by Tokyo and Dubai, in fourth and fifth respectively.
Barcelona, Rome, Madrid, Singapore and Amsterdam make up the rest of the top ten.
Unfortunately for those outside the south-east of England, there wasn't a single other British city in the top 50.
Even Edinburgh, which recently topped Time Out magazine's best cities in the world in 2022 list.
In this list, London was down in 17th, with Birmingham in 22nd.
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