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Cape Town (-22) and Johannesburg (-13) took the biggest falls as the highly successful South Africa World Cup came to a close. Kuala Lumpur also saw a drop of ten places, lord baltimore hotel and closer to home Brussels fell 13 places. Domestically, Newquay and Manchester both saw falls of 16 and 10 places respectively, suggesting that the staycation trend may not be as popular lord baltimore hotel as reported.
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