The world's best city to live in is London, thanks to its culture, accessibility, and surprisingly strong population growth. Photo: Reuters
Cultural interaction, Covid-19 deaths, and population growth are among the factors that determined how liveable a city is in 2022, according to a recent ranking.
Last month, Global Finance selected the world's 10 best cities to live in based on eight metrics, one of them being pandemic response. (Global Finance is a monthly magazine and website on modern finance headquartered in New York, the United States.)
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The world's best city to live in is London, thanks to its culture, accessibility, and surprisingly strong population growth. Photo: Reuters
Amsterdam boasts a lower cost of living and an appealing variety of transportation methods. Photo: Siggy Nowak/Pixabay
Shanghai made it to the top 10 as a result of its exceptionally low Covid-19 death figures and its strong population growth. Photo: Steven Yu/Pixabay
With its robust economy, cultural significance, and strong research and development capabilities, New York made it to No.9 on the list. Photo: Leonhard Niederwimmer/Pixabay
Beijing earned a spot in the top 10 list this year due to China’s low Covid-19 death rate and the city's population growth of approximately 2% in the past year. Photo: u_652wzrp0kc/Pixabay
Tokyo secured the second place by doing well in curbing Covid-19, having a thriving tech research and development sector, and a comprehensive and efficient public transportation system. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Singapore comes in at a strong 4th position backed by its strong economy, cultural significance, and environmental safety. Photo: Nirut Phengjaiwong/Pixabay
Even though France’s Covid-19 death rate has been higher than the global average and Paris' population growth is minimal, the city scored well in terms of cultural significance and liveability. Photo: Walkerssk/Pixabay
Sydney's strengths include good environmental safety and a moderately strong economic growth. Photo: Pixabay
Scoring high on environment is Melbourne, with its strict guidelines on zero carbon emissions and various groups pushing for tougher environmental standards. Photo: Alf Scalise/Pixabay
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