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Lagos Emerges as the 19th Best City to Visit Globally in 2024, Ahead of Dubai, Miami, Peru

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Yusuf Abubakar, Born in the mid-’90s, a recipient of various meritorious awards, a passionate entrepreneur, an advocate of good governance, a toast master and a patriotic...
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Lagos, the vibrant and bustling metropolis in Nigeria, has been recognized as the 19th best city to visit in the world, according to a ranking by Time Out, a renowned publisher of guides and magazines.

The accolade places Lagos among the top global destinations, highlighting its unique charm and appeal to visitors.

The ranking, compiled by Time Out through a survey of over 20,000 city dwellers worldwide and insights from its network of editors, considered various factors such as food quality and affordability, culture, nightlife, overall ambiance, community vibes, access to green spaces, and historical sites.

Lagos, alongside other African cities like Cape Town (2nd) in South Africa and Accra (44th) in Ghana, stood out on the global list, showcasing the continent’s diverse and attractive destinations.

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The report encourages global citizens to explore Lagos, describing it as a city with something for everyone, from the mainland to Lekki. It recognizes the city’s ongoing expansion, highlighting projects like the Eko Atlantic City, and points out the booming developments in areas like Epe, north of Lekki Lagoon.

The report also sheds light on Lagosians’ positive sentiments, with 96% expressing happiness, 98% finding Lagos beautiful, and a 92% friendliness rating. It emphasizes attractions such as Victoria Island’s resorts, food spots, and nightlife, Ikeja’s Kuti’s Bistro for delicious cuisine, and Oniru Beach as a relaxing spot.

Lagos’ inclusion on this list stands in contrast to a 2023 report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, which ranked it as the fourth worst city to live in globally. The recent recognition by Time Out underscores the city’s resilience, vibrant culture, and the multitude of experiences it offers.

Here is the top 50 list of the best cities to visit according to Time Out:

  1. New York City, United States
  2. Cape Town, South Africa
  3. Berlin, Germany
  4. London, United Kingdom
  5. Madrid, Spain
  6. Mexico City, Mexico
  7. Liverpool, UK
  8. Tokyo, Japan
  9. Rome, Italy
  10. Porto, Portugal
  11. Paris, France
  12. Mumbai, India
  13. Lisbon, Portugal
  14. Chicago, US
  15. Manchester, UK
  16. São Paulo, Brazil
  17. Los Angeles, US
  18. Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  19. Lagos, Nigeria
  20. Melbourne, Australia
  21. Naples, Italy
  22. Singapore
  23. Miami, US
  24. Bangkok, Thailand
  25. Lima, Peru
  26. Budapest, Hungary
  27. Beijing, China
  28. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  29. Montreal, Canada
  30. Glasgow, UK
  31. Sydney, Australia
  32. Bueno Aires, Argentina
  33. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
  34. Manila, Philippines
  35. Seoul, South Korea
  36. Hanoi, Vietnam
  37. San Francisco, US
  38. Barcelona, Spain
  39. Abu Dhabi, UAE
  40. New Orleans, US
  41. Philadelphia, US
  42. Austin, US
  43. Boston, US
  44. Accra, Ghana
  45. Marseille, France
  46. Taipei, Taiwan
  47. Istanbul, Turkey
  48. Osaka, Japan
  49. Hong Kong, China
  50. Vancouver, Canada
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