What are the best and worst cities in the world after the pandemic? It is really difficult to find an answer to this question. The pandemic is known to have put a strain on each of us. Our habits have changed radically, having to deal with a totally new reality. Many have had to abandon their office jobs and continue to work at home. Some have had to reinvent themselves to get through this difficult time.
The quality of life in most cities around the world has also changed. The previously established ranking of the best cities to live in has undoubtedly been altered. In today’s column, we want to give you some indication of which are currently the best and worst cities to move to. In this short column then, we will draw up the new ranking, giving you some more information. So, if you are ready, we can start!
Before we start listing the best and worst cities to relocate to after the pandemic, we need to consider what are actually the elements that determine the quality of life in a city. Today’s ranking then, takes into consideration the best cities to relocate to based on 5 distinct areas:
The absolute best city to live in, global level, is Auckland , New Zealand. It scored an average of 96 points, based on the previously mentioned areas.
How did this city manage to get such a high score? Undoubtedly, thanks to the closure of the borders, it has been possible to reduce the possibility of contagion. In addition, New Zealand has managed to keep both theaters and restaurants open. But also all the other cultural activities. It should also be remembered that students continued to attend schools and universities during the period of the pandemic. This is quite an accomplishment, considering that the city of Auckland managed to place first after reaching sixth place in 2020.
The second and third places in the ranking are occupied by the Japanese city of Osaka and the Australian city of Adelaide. In the first case, the average rating was 94.2 points. What made it possible to achieve this score, was the stability of the city and the excellent health sector (both sectors reached 100%).
Adelaide, on the other hand, obtained the highest score in health care thanks to the excellent management that made it possible, during the pandemic, to quickly loosen the restrictions imposed. The score in this case is 94 points. Only 0.2 points compared to Japan’s Osaka.
Let’s find out now which are the worst cities in this ranking that have obtained the lowest score. The first is the city of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The score that this city scored is only 33.5. Although the stability factor achieved a remarkable score, the same cannot be said for the health sector. Another capital city was also considered as the worst city to live in after the pandemic. The health care system was the weak point, considering that, this sector, I scored only 29.2 points. The general average, on the other hand, was 34.1. We are talking about Algiers.
So, was this ranking about the best and worst cities in the world post pandemic just as you would have expected?
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