Almost every city in the world has its own energy that comes directly from its people and their everyday activities, people constantly move from one location to another, some are interested in a quick visit around the city, and some move out to stay and be part of the vibrant energy the city has.
Some cities seem like they never take a break, numerous examples can pop into one’s mind when reading this, which makes it difficult to rank the number one busiest city in the world. Some might think it’s New York, and some think it’s New Delhi or Beijing or Tokyo, and maybe it’s Cairo for others.
With that being said, the busiest city in the world can be ranked based on a number of standards which are the following: First is the population, the second one is the average working hours, followed by the average hours of sleep, and then by the number of gyms, universities, entrepreneurs, and attractions.
What Are The Busiest Capitals In The World?
Mexico- The Busiest City in the World
Based on the previously mentioned factors, Mexico city, the capital of Mexico, can be ranked as the busiest city on the global scale.
The city has a massive population of 12,294,193 humans, the Mexican capital keeps its citizens busy with average working hours of 2,622 hours a year. Plus there are 1,777 attractions and 39 universities inside the Mexican capital. The city also has about 181 gyms.
New Delhi- Second in the List
The second busiest city in the world after Mexico is New Delhi, India. With about 19,000 entrepreneurs, New Delhi is a particularly busy location for business. In addition, the average amount of time spent in traffic in New Delhi is 57.37 minutes, making it arguably the world's worst city in terms of traffic. However, New Delhi residents enjoy 17 annual public holidays and an average of 8.8 hours of sleep per night.
London- Third Busiest City
The third busiest city is London, England, and that makes it also the busiest city in Europe. With 331 fitness centers spread out throughout the city, the capital of England has more gyms and fitness centers than any other city in the world.
Additionally, London is home to 20,000 entrepreneurs and has an impressive 8,197 attractions. Even though the data shows that London is a very busy city, the city's residents get 28 days of paid time off every year, which is one of the most days off workers can get anywhere in the world.
Jakarta- The Fourth One
Coming fourth is the city of Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, with more than 11 Million people living in it and approximately 2,282 average working hours per year, in addition to the 150 gyms to choose from, Jakarta has managed to keep its population busy and rank in the top 4 busiest capitals in the world.
Bagota- Fifth Busiest City in the World
The fifth one is the Colombian capital, Bogota, this city has 38 universities for over 11 Million residents, and an average working hour per year of 2,358 hours has put the Colombian capital city in the top 5 busiest cities.
Beijing- Sixth Busiest City
The sixth is the unexpected Beijing, China, which is home to 11,716,620 people, and many may have expected a much higher ranking for the Chinese capital, but the Chinese capital only earned sixth place. Given the size of Beijing, there are only 125 places to work out in the city, which is a relatively small number of gyms and fitness centers. There are only five days of paid annual leave for Beijing residents, who work an average of 2,096 hours per year.
Cities Which Work The Most
Officially, Hanoi, Vietnam, is the city where people work the longest hours. Hanoi works an annual average of 2,691 hours. The second capital with the longest working hours is the official busiest city in the world which is Mexico City, Mexico. Its residents put in an average of 2,622 hours of work per year.
New Delhi, India, is another city where workers are kept busy, working an average of 2,511 hours per year. This makes New Delhi the third hardest-working city in the world.
London, England, ranks highest among European cities when it comes to requiring employees to work longer hours. London's workers officially put in more hours than any other European city, an average of 2,003 hours per year.
There are plenty of other cities and capitals that have high levels of traffic jams and working hours and others that are well rested with the least amount of working hours and the maximum sleeping hours.
These factors must be taken into consideration by any person willing to move out from their city to another. Every individual based on their personality has access to such information and can choose the city that will contribute positively to their lifestyle and create a well-balanced life.
Written By: Abderrahmane Loudiyi
Edited By: Nidhi Jha
.jpeg)
0 Comments