Santorini ranked among top ten most romantic destinations in the world

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According to a study by tourism intelligence company Mabrian, the Greek island of Santorini ranks in the top 10 most romantic destinations in the world.

Mabrian searches for specific romantic words on all social media platforms to uncover the most romantic places in the world.

Santorini lighting up at night.

Santorini was ranked third in the world, behind Venetia and Rome.

The study says the Greek island emanates alluring feelings through its picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and luxurious accommodations.

Mabrian’s real-time data analysis provides insights into tourism trends. Source: Mabrian

Source: Greek Travel Places

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