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For the third year in a row, Delta Air Lines has unveiled its annual list of most wanted destinations by Americans who are flying abroad this summer, and if you think Cancun’s have been placed at number one, You face a surprise.
2025 is an exciting year for Delta, With increasing frequency on some of the most popular transatlantic escape routes and the launch of brand new, including the very first flights to Sicily in Italy. However, It seems that their customers have still set their eyes elsewhere.
Let’s take a look at the top 5 of Delta without further delay Most common Summer trip this year, and how popular they are:
Athens, Greece
Completion of the top 5, we have Athens, the historically charged capital of Greece, the home of iconic sights such as the Parthenon, a 2,471-year-old temple on a reinforced hill, the 1st-century stone-made Odeon of Herod’s attic and the impressive, completely Marspanathe.
We could write extensively about the ancient wonders of Athens, but contrary to what is often thought, Athens is much more than just a few old ruins:
Plaka is a paved district filled with taverns in the family business full of gastronomic pleasures. The buzzing Monastiraki square is great for finding quirky souvenirs, and the Athenian Riviera is interspersed with picturesque coastal communities and picturesque beaches.
If you are looking for that hidden jewel away from the crowds, you have to view Anafiotika, a quiet neighborhood on the northeastern slope of the Acropolis, with Wittewash houses in island styleColorful shutters and aging papou And their cats, lazying around in the sun.
Cancun, Mexico
It seems that Cancun is not the most popular international destination for Americans flying internationally in the summer, after all, at least not with Delta, but number 4 is not bad.
Whether you can cancel yourself or you know someone who did that, you are probably familiar with the concept:
Extensive Caribbean city is all about a glitan, modern development strip-the self-describing hotel zoneOne of the most beautiful beaches you have seen apart.
Between the soft white sand and the turquoise seas, and the series of luxurious hotels that lie along the coast, with their adjacent beach clubs and chef-advised restaurants, Cancun is the perfect call for those who just crave a relaxed time.
After all, it is the absolute king of the all-inclusive model. It is not exactly cheap to spend the week here, please note, but Rest assured if you are worth your money.
Rome, Italy
We are back to Europe for number 3, and Spoiler, it is your favorite European city for Vespa rides, soft gelato and Alfresco Pasta -Diners Serenaded by passing buskers.
Although it might be a piece to say that Rome is on the bucket list of every American traveler, it is certainly high in Delta customers, as it is in the top three for the third consecutive year.
And let’s be honest, it’s not like it is leaving quickly.
From the historical attraction of the Colosseum and the accompanying Roman Forum to the Bohemian streets of Trastevere, where every step seems to lead to a different alley flanked by Pastel -colored buildings and wine barsAnd oh, the Vatican, it’s where dreams are made.
Are we ever too old to throw it back to Lizzie McGuire?
If we can add, if you are looking for a unique eating experience that makes you thoroughly satisfied and do not do any tension on your wallet, book a table Ivo A TrastevereAn informal Italian eatery that serves large, $ 8 Napolitan pizzas and spaghetti alla carbonara For Like, $ 12.
Paris, France
Aaaahh, the city of light … The beautiful Eiffel Tower, Grand Boulevards, Leafy Gardens strewn with graceful fountains, a majestic (and new reformed) cathedral of Notre-Dame, and the rows, in rows, in rows of Haussmann buildings that would easily be classified as national monuments.
But after all, this is Paris. It is exactly where people live.
I love it or hate it, it cannot be denied that the capital of France cannot be matched in terms of architectural value and the art is concerned, and based on the figures from Delta, Americans are certainly still in line to see the Mona Lisa Regardless of the bad representative, the French get on social media because of their sparkle.
This year searches with 16% increased compared to 2024, which can only mean one thing: Paris will be as busy as always in the summer.
If you hope to escape the masses, try to spend an idyllic afternoon with exploring the medieval Château de Vincennes and the surrounding forests, on the outskirts of East Paris, or explore the less visited 15th district, famous for its authentic selection of restaurants.
London, England
And we have a winner: take the lead this year, London is the most sought after destination On the leading website of Delta for Summer 2025.
Name the nostalgia for vintage, red telephone booths, Harry PotterOr the historic ties that run deep between America and the motherland, but the majority of American travelers do not quickly exchange London for other European city breaks.
In addition to Big Ben and Buckingham Palace Selfies, and the southern bank walking to the Torenbrug – you know, the tourist things – make sure Go swimming in the Hampstead Heath Ponds.
For an even more local experience, the Portobello road market in Notting Hill a visit at the weekend: it is the place for buying legendary articles, old books and trying vintage clothing.
Only between us, however, there is no better place feeling London then are very overlooked riverside Borough or Kingston on Thames:
Full of well -milled pubs on the river that serve reasonably priced pints and British Grub, such as The bishopand centered around a beautiful market square, Born by buildings from the Victorian eraIt is an absolute pleasure on a sunny day.
Moreover, it claims the oldest surviving bridge in London, Clattering Bridge, built in 1175, and Hampton Court Palace, a strikingly red-brick palatist complex that once belonged to Henry XVIII.
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