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Survey shows Singapore is Asia's most desirable city to live in
By Hoe Yeen Nie, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 13 November 2007 1618 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE: According to the latest Country Brand Index, Singapore is – among Asian cities – the country that most people want to live in.

Singapore also came up tops among Asian countries in this annual global survey when it came to shopping and fine dining.

On the global stage, Singapore was number three in this category.

It was also placed in the third spot, after Sweden and New Zealand, for being environmentally conscious.

The survey has also sealed Singapore's reputation as an attractive business destination.

Singapore was ranked within the world's top 10 countries for best and easiest places to do business.

These were the choices made by over 2,600 international travellers who participated in this year's survey. View rankings from all the categories
here.


- CNA/so

 

 



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