The friendliest city for visitors is Honolulu, according to more than 6,400 respondents in a newly released poll by Travelzoo.

Survey takers were asked to pick the cities, states and countries where they felt the most welcome, could easily ask for directions, and get dining recommendations. New York City came in second, followed by New Orleans.

Last year was a record-breaking year for tourism, and the numbers confirm the popularity of these destinations for travelers. In 2014, 8.3 million visitors came to the Aloha State, with total visitor expenditures estimated at $14.7 billion. On average, 205,044 visitors are in the state of Hawaii on any given day.

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New York City, where tourism also hit a record high in 2014 with 56.4 million visitors streaming into the Big Apple, claimed the second spot in the poll.

Third place New Orleans has 9.52 million visitors and tourism spending of $6.81 billion in 2014. Fourth place Las Vegas also broke tourism records with 40 million visitors last year, thanks to renovated and rebranded resorts and direct flights from Canada and Mexico. Boston rounded out the top five, with a total of 16,250,000 international and domestic visitors in 2014.

Here are the top 10 friendly cities:

1. Honolulu
2. New York
3. New Orleans
4. Las Vegas
5. Boston
6. San Diego
7. San Francisco
8. Charleston, S.C.
9. Chicago
10. Seattle

Travelzoo also ranked states for friendliness, with warm climes dominating the list. In the top spot was Florida, followed by California and Hawaii. New York and Maine were the only states from the Northeast to make the list.

1. Florida
2. California
3. Hawaii
4. New York
5. Texas
6. South Carolina
7. Maine
8. Georgia
9. Washington
10. Arizona

In Europe, Amsterdam, London, and Dublin were considered the friendliest cities to visit, with Italy and Ireland seen as the friendliest countries.