These Are the World’s Biggest International Fitness Destinations

New data shows a handful of cities repeatedly emerging as international fitness hubs, led by global hotspots like London, New York and Paris

New data from ClassPass offers a look at where travelers are working out when they leave the country.

The fitness and wellness booking platform analyzed reservations made outside users’ home countries across 14 markets from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026. The data shows a handful of cities repeatedly emerging as international fitness hubs, led by London, New York and Paris.

London had the broadest reach, ranking among the top five international fitness destinations for travelers from 12 of the 14 countries analyzed. The single most popular origin-to-destination pairing was U.S.-based ClassPass users booking workouts in London.

Here are the top international fitness destinations that stood out in the data.

London

London ranked among the top five international fitness destinations for users from 12 of the 14 countries analyzed, including the U.S., Australia, France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland and the UAE.

For U.S.-based users, London was the most popular international destination, ahead of Toronto, Paris, Madrid and Vancouver.

“A few cities are particularly popular places to work out away from home for our users,” said Kristin Heintz, SVP of International at Playlist, ClassPass’ parent company. “From July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026, London ranked among the top five destinations for exercising away from home for travelers from 12 of the 14 countries we analyzed, with New York and Paris close behind.”

New York

New York also showed broad international appeal, ranking as the No. 1 international fitness destination for ClassPass users from Canada and the U.K. The city also appeared in the top five for users from Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and Spain.

Canadian users also showed a broader preference for U.S. cities, with Los Angeles, San Francisco and Miami joining New York among their five most-booked international destinations.

Paris

Paris ranked among the top international fitness destinations for users from Brazil, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, the UAE, the U.K. and the U.S.

For users based in Switzerland, Paris was the top destination, followed by London, Madrid, Amsterdam and Dubai.

Amsterdam

Amsterdam stood out as a major fitness destination for European travelers. It ranked among the top five international destinations for ClassPass users from France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland and the U.K., as well as Brazil.

For German users, Amsterdam ranked second behind London.

Bali

Bali was one of the strongest destinations among Asia-Pacific travelers.

It ranked second for users from Australia and appeared in the top five for users from Malaysia, Singapore, the Netherlands and the UAE.

Singapore

Singapore was the top international fitness destination for ClassPass users based in Japan and Malaysia. It also ranked among the top five for travelers from Australia and the UAE.

For Japanese users, Singapore was followed by Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, New York and London.

Madrid

Madrid appeared among the top five destinations for users from Brazil, France, Switzerland, the UAE and the U.S.

It ranked fourth for U.S.-based users, behind London, Toronto and Paris.

Miami

Miami drew fitness travelers primarily from Canada and Spain. It ranked fifth among Canadian ClassPass users traveling internationally and fifth for users based in Spain.

Who’s Most Likely To Work Out Abroad?

ClassPass also looked at which users were most likely to reserve at least one fitness class outside their home country during the 12-month period. Users based in Japan were the most likely to do so, followed by Switzerland and Germany. May also had the highest monthly volume of fitness and wellness bookings made outside users’ home locations.