According to the new rating of the Hotel Price Index, published every six months by the hotel reservation website, Dubai recognized as the most expensive city in the world for living.

From January to June, the average cost of daily living in Dubai hotels was 12,500 rubles, which is 27% more than in the same period a year earlier. The second place was taken by the traditionally expensive Geneva: every night in local hotel rooms cost the guests 9,800 rubles (-18% compared to last year's indicator). Three of the prize winners closed hotels in New York, where the cost of accommodation to the city's guests was 7,150 rubles (+5% to the first half of 2012.)

The total first ten of the Hotel Price Index for the first six months of this year is as follows:

1. Dubai (12 500 rubles per day)
2. Geneva (9,800 rubles)
3. New York (7,150 rubles)
4. Paris (7,130 rubles)
5. London (7,100 rubles)
6. Tel-Aviv (7,000 rubles)
7. Singapore (6,900 rubles)
8. Nice (6,700 rubles)
9. Miami (6,400 rubles)
10. Venice (6,370 rubles)

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