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Revealed: The underrated European islands set to be 2026's hottest holiday escapes

Revealed: The underrated European islands set to be 2026's hottest holiday escapes
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Scientific discoveries like this expand human knowledge and open new possibilities for addressing global challenges.
New research has revealed the world’s up-and-coming islands seeing the biggest rise in popularity, with three European gems featuring in the ranking.
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