Top 10 cities to live in the world

In a recent rating, characteristics like increasing population, cultural contact, and Covid-19 deaths were used to assess how livable a city will be in 2022. A pandemic reaction criteria were one of eight that Global Finance used to determine the top 10 cities in the world to live in. I am here to take you through the list of the top 10 cities to live in the world.

Top 10 best cities to live in the world:

1) London

London leads the list, scoring highly in every area but its reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic. But the city more than made up for it by surpassing in terms of culture, affordability, and, surprise, robust economic growth, giving it an advantage over all other cities.

2) Tokyo

Tokyo took second place after successfully stopping Covid-19. The city also offers a flourishing research and innovation industry for technology, and its accessible public transport network is large and effective.

3) Shanghai

Because of China's zero-Covid policy and its rapid population expansion, Shanghai made it into the top 10 due to its remarkably low Covid-19 death rates.

4) Singapore

Singapore holds a solid fourth place thanks to its robust economy, historical importance, and environmental standards. Additionally, the Covid-19 death rate in this country is relatively low.

5) Melbourne

Melbourne, which kept its fifth-place standing from the 2020 ranking, received strong marks for the environment. It has tight regulations regarding carbon pollution, and a number of organisations continue to call for stricter environmental standards. Following the pandemic, the city's population increased significantly.

6) Sydney

Sydney and Melbourne rank about equally well in terms of environmental safety and relatively steady growth. The Australian government's effective lockdowns have decreased the number of Covid-19 deaths in the world.

7) Paris

Paris ranked quite well related to cultural importance and liveability. Despite France's Covid-19 death rate being higher than the global average and the city's slow population increase.

8) Beijing

Beijing made the top 10 list this year. It is because of China's limited Covid-19 death rate and the city's modest 2-percent population growth over the previous 12 months.

9) New York

The exceptionally high Covid-19 death rate and the city's increasing expense of living. It particularly includes rents, which are the factors it dropped to 9th position this year from 4th position in 2020.

10) Amsterdam

The increased affordability and connectivity of Amsterdam allowed it to perform better than other European cities like Vienna, Berlin, and Copenhagen. The city also offers an appealing range of transport modes and a better lifestyle.

These are the top 10 cities to live in the world.