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Istanbul to be the city with most increase in tourism income in 2011, says MasterCard Worldwide
  08.07.2011


The "MasterCard Target Cities Index", prepared by MasterCard Worldwide, has evaluated the tourism potential of the world´s most famous cities.



 


Studying 132 cities, MasterCard Worldwide has indicated that Istanbul's tourism income in 2011 would increase by 30.1 percent and that more tourists would visit Istanbul in 2011 than New York, Rome, Amsterdam and Milan.

"MasterCard Target Cities Index" foresees 9.4 million foreign tourists visiting Istanbul in 2011.

According to the Index, Istanbul will earn 10.2 billion USD in 2011.

  
  

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