Dubai has been ranked among the top 10 cities travellers miss the most.
That’s according to Forbes magazine, an American business publication.
They revealed that the results are based on a US research group’s analysis on the ‘take me back’ hashtag on twitter.
.@Forbes: #Dubai ranked among 10 cities travellers miss the most, according to a US research group’s analysis of the ‘Take Me Back’ hashtag on @Instagram. pic.twitter.com/NozSaMwWJJ
— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) June 4, 2020
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