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Auck moves up in worldwide best lifestyle rankings

Published: Tue 4 Mar 2003 11:24 AM
Auckland moves up in worldwide best lifestyle rankings
Auckland has again been voted one of the best cities in the world to live in, according to global company Mercer Human Resource Consulting.
Tourism Auckland has welcomed the news that Auckland ranked fifth-equal - alongside Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Bern and Sydney - in the annual quality-of-life survey of 215 cities.
Last year, Auckland ranked sixth-equal. Rankings are based on 39 criteria including political, social, economic and environmental factors; personal safety and health; education; transport and other public services. The world's top lifestyle city was Zurich, while the world's least enticing city remained Brazzaville in Congo.
Tourism Auckland Chief Executive Graeme Osborne says the survey results confirm Auckland's attractiveness as a place to live and visit.
"Our marketing, both domestically and internationally, highlights that Auckland is a modern, vibrant city with a rich culture and heritage, yet with spectacular natural experiences on our doorstep," he says.
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About Tourism Auckland Tourism Auckland's mission is to develop sustainable economic growth in tourism for the Auckland region through integrated marketing and industry development. It is funded by grants from Auckland City, Manukau City, North Shore City, Franklin District and Rodney District. Tourism Auckland operates six visitor information centres and its areas of expertise include international marketing, conventions and incentives, events marketing and media services. For more information, visit www.aucklandnz.com

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