Germany

Hamburg's historic label "The Gateway to the World" may be a bold claim, but Germany's second-largest city and largest port has never been shy.
With approximately 1.8 million inhabitants, Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany, after Berlin, and the largest city in the European Union that is not a capital city.
Hamburg, which played a leading role in the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages, became a center of international trade, a legacy that continues to this day: it remains one of the richest cities in Germany, and Hamburg's maritime spirit continues to permeate the entire city.

It is the kind of city where the port and the city's history are omnipresent, from the incessant cry of seagulls over the neighborhoods to multicultural restaurants, architecture overlooking the sea.
Between 2008 and 2018, the number of overnight stays increased by 88%. In 2018, 7.2 million guests spent 14.5 million nights in Hamburg's 397 commercial accommodation establishments. The average length of stay was two nights.

Greece

Mykonos owes its incredible popularity to its unique ancient architecture, favorable mild climate, and heavenly blue sea with numerous beaches equipped for water sports, making every vacation unforgettable. Tourist traffic at Mykonos Airport and Port continues this year.

According to official data from Fraport, total traffic at Mykonos Airport (domestic and international arrivals) increased by 10.4% as of August 31, 2019. In particular, around 76,000 more people arrived at the airport than in the same period last year (in absolute numbers: 815,712 in 2019 and 739,194 in 2018).

In detail, domestic flight arrivals increased by 3.6%, or about 10,000, more than in the same period last year (282,641 arrivals in 2018 and 2019: 292,934 arrivals).
Arrivals from abroad increased by 14.5% or about 70,000 people (456,553 in 2018 and 529,778 in 2019).