The world today is afflicted by an extremely serious pandemic where many states and cities are facing significant challenges. The cities have been under complete lockdown for months now. Additionally, they lost both their tourist attention and prestigious value. However, some places experienced much better virus control than others. This enabled their residents to get back to normal life relatively quickly. This article has the five most livable cities worldwide that returned to their normal life after the pandemic.

This data was officially created by the ‘The Economist Intelligence Unit‘, research and analysis wing of The Economist Group. They help the business and government by telling how the world is changing. Consequently, they tell how this creates chances to be seized and risks to manage. 

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In addition, the data was collected on the basis of their situation during a pandemic and the steps they obtain to handle the situation such as health crisis, stability, Infrastructure, education, culture, and environment.

Most livable cities worldwide

According to the most livable cities category, the following cities are among the best in the world.

Auckland

It is perhaps not surprising that one of New Zealand’s cities has been named the world’s most livable city for 2021 due to its handling of the crisis. Successful containment of the pandemic and the ability to lift restrictions early enabled Auckland to earn the top spot on the ‘Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Livability Index’.

Osaka

Tokyo, Japan’s second-largest city by population, was ranked fourth in 2019, but now ranks second in most livable cities ranking. Osaka continues to score highly in terms of stability during the pandemic. Moreover, Japan’s most important city is developing her reputation around the world and increasingly becoming a key part of domestic economies.

Adelaide

Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia’s cosmopolitan coastal region. During the pandemic in Australia, Adelaide also banned international travel in order to control the situation. Moreover, Adelaide was rated perfect for healthcare and education, while it also ranked highly for stability and infrastructure.

Wellington

New Zealand’s capital Wellington ranked fourth on a list of the most livable cities in the world depending on stability, healthcare, and a range of other factors. Those cities now have access to their routine daily lives.

Tokyo

Japan’s capital city, Tokyo, offers a mix of ultramodern and traditional attractions, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. In response to a coronavirus outbreak, the Japanese government shut down schools two weeks before the March break and canceled all public events. Japanese workers continued to work from home, but shops and restaurants remained open.

These ranking changes time to time totally depend on how the government is handling different situations. Now a days, world is shifting towards the vaccination process. This will effect the future data about the most livable cities in the world.