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Melbourne takes mantle as most popular destination

Written by M&M Power il: 09/04/2013

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Melbourne emerged as Australia's most popular destination for domestic travellers in 2013 and has taken the mantle from Sydney, which is battling perceptions it is too expensive, according to a new survey. Nunc sed metus at tortor auctor tristique. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torqt per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos.

The 2013 Hotel Price Index (HPI) put the Victorian capital on top last year, with Sydney dropping to second place, Gold Coast third and Cairns fourth.

Adelaide rose three places to fifth, ahead of Perth, Brisbane and Port Douglas.

Darwin and Canberra rounded out the top 10.

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