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SkyScanner hits record numbers
Friday, 13 Sep, 2005
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London remained the most popular search in August as budget search engine SkyScanner.net reported a record 750,000 visitors to its site.
The capital registered a little over 11% of searches ahead of four Spanish destinations. Malaga came in second with 7.5% of searches followed by Alicante with 6.4%, Palma 6% and Barcelona 3.9%.
SkyScanner searches 62 budget airlines across Europe and attracts an average of 500,000 unique visitors reach month.
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