MUMBAI: Indians have voted Singapore as the world's best city followed by Mumbai, New York, London, and Abu Dhabi which make it to a list of top five, according to a study by market research company Ipsos.
Respondents chose from a list of 48 major cities and asked which ones were the best to do business in, which were best to live in and which people most wanted to visit. Each city was given an overall score based on the sum of responses across all three categories. The individual winners of each category globally were: New York (best place to do business), Zurich (best place to live) and Paris (best place to visit).
"Mumbai is the commercial and entertainment capital of India and it is also the most populous city in India. No wonder people across India who aspire to make it big have voted Mumbai, the city of dreams as the best place to do business and live in,'' said Biswarup Banerjee, head marketing communication, Ipsos in India.
An international sample of 18,147 adults aged 18-64 in the US and Canada, and age 16-64 in all other countries, were interviewed for the study.
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Respondents chose from a list of 48 major cities and asked which ones were the best to do business in, which were best to live in and which people most wanted to visit. Each city was given an overall score based on the sum of responses across all three categories. The individual winners of each category globally were: New York (best place to do business), Zurich (best place to live) and Paris (best place to visit).
"Mumbai is the commercial and entertainment capital of India and it is also the most populous city in India. No wonder people across India who aspire to make it big have voted Mumbai, the city of dreams as the best place to do business and live in,'' said Biswarup Banerjee, head marketing communication, Ipsos in India.
An international sample of 18,147 adults aged 18-64 in the US and Canada, and age 16-64 in all other countries, were interviewed for the study.
http://articles.timesofindia.indiat...banerjee-commercial-and-entertainment-capital
