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Sorry, Greensboro, N.C.! You’re Just Not Sexy…

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GETTY H 081612 TennCouple?  SQUARESPACE CACHEVERSION=1364499977312iStockphoto/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Some cities are known for being sexy. There’s Paris, of course. And New York, Barcelona and Rome. And then there’s Greensboro, N.C.

It’s been named the least sexy city in America by travel dating website MissTravel.com. Why are they picking on Greensboro? And for that matter, what’s wrong with Richmond, Virginia? And Fort Worth, Texas?

Turns out that these cities get rejected — a lot of the time — for destination dates by members of the website. Poor Greensboro has been rejected 100 percent of the time for 170 out of 170 trip offers.

“Not every destination is an ideal location for falling in love,” says founder and CEO Brandon Wade. “A lot of factors have to come together to create a quintessential environment for romance, and when it comes to setting, there’s frankly nothing sexy about North Carolina.”

The least sexy cities in America based on percent of rejected trip offers:

1. Greensboro, N.C.,  100%, rejected for 170 of 170 trip offers
2. Richmond, Va., 98%, rejected for 100 of 103 trip offers
3. Fort Worth, Texas, 94%, rejected for 155 of 165 trip offers
4. Beverly Hills, Calif. , 92%, rejected for 1,058 of 1,150 trip offers
5. Chattanooga, Tenn.,  90%, rejected for 178 of 198 trip offers
6. Atlantic City, N.J., 89%, rejected for 345 of 388 trip offers
7. Atlanta, Ga.,  86%, rejected for 1,238 of 1,440 trip offers
8. Jacksonville, Fla.,  85%, rejected for 272 of 320 trip offers
9. Corpus Christi, Texas, 84%, rejected for 143 of 170 trip offers
10. Minneapolis, Minn.,  83%, rejected for 168 of 202 trip offers

MissTravel.com claims to be a travel dating site for “generous and attractive people.” It debuted last year and with the tagline “Who needs money, beautiful people travel free!” and immediately had the travel world asking: Dating web site or escort service?

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