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VisitPhilly.com: with 21M+ hits, Philly has the most visited destination site

The online home of the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation (GPTMC) topped a Quantcast list of the most-trafficked destination sites for the country’s ten largest cities.

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While Philly might not be the most visited city in the country, people do seem to love VisitPhilly.com.

The online home of the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation (GPTMC) topped a Quantcast list of the most-trafficked destination sites for the country’s ten largest cities. Redesigned in early 2010, VisitPhilly.com had over 21 million pageviews in 2012, according to GPTMC. It had 6.1 million visits, said Manager of Research Initiatives Laura Maikisch.

Below, find more on VisitPhilly.com and its partner blog uwishunu.com‘s traffic growth over the last two years.

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To be sure, a city’s tourism agency web traffic isn’t an exact parallel for a city’s tourism success. Tourists get their information about a given destination from any number of tools online — think of the websites of museums and news organizations and social media, in addition to discovery apps and digital guidebooks — but what the success here does help to show is that Philadelphia has a very clear winner as its dominant messaging tool to visitors.

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