The Top 10 City Breaks For The Next Decade

Dec. 15, 2009 - PRLog -- The last decade has brought some radical changes to the travel industry.  From low-cost airlines, to last-minute online booking, to the large number of stylish hostels, to the boutique and design hotel concept.  There were even new destinations, with Eastern Europe (particularly Prague and Budapest) becoming one of the most popular city breaks in the world.  Even the city break concept is new, with travels now escaping to somewhere else on a long weekend, or on a business trip, and not waiting for a longer summer vacation to go somewhere.
As one decade closes and another one begins, it's time to wonder how and where we'll be traveling ten years from now.  What can already be predicted is that during the 2000-teens decade, some cities will stand out more than others.  They will either host the world's major events, or will unveil brand-new projects that will capture the attention of the world's media and travelers.  
At UCityGuides.com we've taken a look at the calendar and took our insider knowledge of the world's top cultural cities, and came up with a list of the cities that will most grab the attention of the travel industry.  From New York's new World Trade Center and Freedom Tower, to a cleaned up Rio de Janeiro for the Olympics, to the emergence of Lisbon as a cultural hotspot, to the rejuvenation of Seville, we give you a preview of what you'll be excited about visiting in the near future.  You'll discover that some old destinations are new again, and that some often-overlooked cities will no longer be a secret.
For complete details, take a look at the full list of the 10 City Breaks for the Next Decade: http://www.ucityguides.com/cities/10-city-breaks.html

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