Netflix Series Increases Tourism in Dublin by 551%: Why the Trip May Disappoint.

According to inkorr.com: The popularity of Dublin among tourists surged by an impressive 551% after the release of the Netflix series 'House of Guinness', which reveals the true story of the Irish family behind the famous brewery. The series, which premiered in September, quickly became a hit, topping the Top 10 most popular programs in the UK and drawing attention to notable locations such as the St. James' Gate brewery.

The show features many significant landmarks, including the St James' Gate brewery and the Guinness Storehouse. As a result, the city is expecting a large influx of tourists eager to visit these sites and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Ireland's capital. Amidst the rising popularity, Dublin also claimed the top spot as the most promising international destination for British travelers in the first six months of the year.

Challenges on the Road

However, new research has shown that Dublin is the fifth most difficult city in the world for driving.

Experts from Nationwide Vehicle Contracts are warning travelers about this important aspect – traffic and navigation. According to TomTom, the city ranks tenth among the most congested cities in the world, with a congestion level of 47%.

Additionally, the severe storm Amy caused significant damage in the UK and Ireland, leading to widespread power outages and serious problems in the transportation infrastructure.

Therefore, while Dublin's popularity has sharply increased following the release of 'House of Guinness', experts strongly recommend considering potential driving difficulties in the city due to heavy traffic and complicated navigation. Given that the city is becoming increasingly popular among tourists, it is important to find a balance between its appeal to visitors and the readiness of its infrastructure.