Which countries will have the most fans at the Olympics, according to Airbnb bookings
From July 26 until August 11, the Olympic Games will be held in Paris.
Followed by the Paralympics, the French capital and other venues around the nation, are set to attract tens of thousands of sports fans from around the globe.
They'll watch around 10,500 athletes compete in 45 sports (except surfing, which is being held in Tahiti).
Airbnb has revealed the nations where travellers who have generated the most nights booked are heading to Paris from
It also revealed the unsurprising fact that nights booked in the Paris region for stays during the dates of the Olympic Games are over five time higher than they were the same time a year ago.
France will have the home ground advantage, but which other countries might have the most fans cheering them on. Read on to find out.
10. Switzerland
At number ten on the list are travellers from Switzerland.
Just next door to France, sports fans are shelving work to head to Paris.
9. Italy
Italians are taking the short hop to neighbouring France in high numbers, Airbnb says.
8. Brazil
It might be a lengthy journey, but Brazilians are keen to get in on the Paris 2024 action.
7. Canada
Plenty of Canadians are crossing the Atlantic to cheer on their teams, resting their heads in Airbnbs.
6. Australia
It might be an epic distance away, but Aussies hoping to see Paris painted green and gold are booking up Airbnbs in Paris.
5. Netherlands
Another European nation, the Netherlands, are taking advantage of the Olympic Games being close to home.
They came out as One of the top five nations booking nights at Airbnb digs.
4. Germany
Germany visitors are booking up Airbnb accommodation to enjoy the sporting event, the company revealed.
3. France
It's no surprise that French travellers who don't live in Paris are flocking to the capital to catch the historic event.
2. UK
Brits are into their sport, and many are hopping over the channel to Paris for some Olympics action next month.
They're the nation who were just pipped in the number of nights accommodation booked by another country of sports fans.
