Real estate, tourism and economic development leader Resonance Consultancy has released a list of Canada's top 25 cities with a population of less than 200,000, with Kingston on that list. created.
The limestone city was third only to Victoria and Kelowna in British Columbia.
Results are based on a unique methodology that analyzes key stats, user-generated reviews, and online activity on channels such as Google, Facebook, and Instagram.
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"Our ranking of the best cities has been a global benchmark for measuring city performance since 2014, with global governments and media such as National Geographic and AFAR, big and small. We use it to assess the orbit of the city center of the city, "said Chris Fair, President and CEO of Resonance.
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"Best City Ranking" "The empirical factors that people consider to be the most important in choosing the city they live in and visit, and the empirical factors that business decision makers consider important to their business or investment," he added.
Resonance's Best City Ranking considers a city to be a place to live, work, or visit, using a variety of factors that positively correlate with employment, investment, and visitor attraction. These range from quality culinary experiences and a number of museums to employment, direct flight connections, and mentions on Instagram in each city.
The top 10 are:
1) Victoria, British Columbia
2) Kelowna, British Columbia
3) Kingston, Ontario.
4) Niagara Falls, Ontario.
5) Waterloo, Ontario.
6) North Vancouver, British Columbia
7) Burlington, Ontario.
8) Guelph, Ontario.
9) Fredericton, New Brunswick
10) Lethbridge, Alta.
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