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s the most popular short-break destination for visitors to the Cheapflights.com website.
The Internet-based travel company has produced a league table showing the most popular short-break destinations throughout July.
In reverse order, the top-ten were: Florence, Venice, Madrid, Rome, Prague, Paris, Barcelona, Dublin, New York and Amsterdam.
The league table was drawn from the number of page impressions requested on the website’s short-breaks pages.
Cheapflights.com joint chief executive officer David Soskin said: “Not surprisingly, Amsterdam, always a favourite on our flights page, has come out top. What is interesting is that New York is now firmly considered by our British and Irish travellers as a short-break destination.”