Web hosting company Hostinger looked at the world's most visited websites, excluding prominent and obvious sites like Facebook, YouTube, Google and other search engines. They also didn't track adult entertainment, betting sites or websites that provide streaming or downloading services.
They looked at how different parts of the world prioritize their internet consumption, from reading to shopping and more, and also factored in how certain geo-restrictions affect people's habits.
Key Takeaways
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Overall, Wikipedia was the most visited website in 43 countries, making it the world's leader. It was followed by Twitter, which was the most visited website in 10 countries. Amazon came in third as the site most visited in four countries.
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In North America, Canadians' most visited website was Reddit, Americans' most visited site was Amazon and Mexican's most visited site was Twitter.
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Among news websites, The New York Times was the most visited in the US; globally, the BBC was most visited in 12 countries.
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Via Hostinger.