CEOWORLD Magazine Unveils the World’s Best Cities for Gen Z to Live in 2025

Alexandra DimitropoulouOctober 7, 2025Analysis

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New York, October 7, 2025 — CEOWORLD Magazine has released its annual ranking of the world’s best cities for Gen Z, spotlighting the destinations where the next generation thrives. The ranking, based on insights from over 250,000 young residents across 100 global cities, identifies the top urban hubs offering affordability, accessibility, and opportunity.

New York City takes the top spot, followed by London, Bangkok, Melbourne, and Cape Town. The top 20 cities also include emerging creative capitals like Lisbon, Chiang Mai, and Mexico City, reflecting Gen Z’s preference for diversity, inclusion, and cultural vibrancy.

“For Gen Z, city greatness is defined by participation, not prestige,” said Prof. Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj, CEO and Editorial Director of CEOWORLD Magazine. “They value creative access, sustainability, and community — cities that empower connection and innovation.”

Survey respondents emphasized walkability, affordability, and access to culture as defining traits of an ideal city. The index measures 10 dimensions, including happiness, inclusivity, safety, and sustainability. “Cities investing in people-first design are the new magnets for talent and capital,” added Dhiraj.

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Alexandra Dimitropoulou

Alexandra Dimitropoulou is the Senior Business and Finance Editor at UGGP News, where she leads editorial coverage that links global markets, governance, and international policy. With over 12 years of experience in financial journalism and corporate advisory roles, she is skilled at translating complex financial and geopolitical developments into accessible stories for policymakers, diplomats, and executives.

Her career spans senior reporting roles in New York’s financial media and communications consulting for international investment firms. At UGGP News, she directs coverage on topics ranging from cross-border trade and economic diplomacy to corporate finance and global regulatory shifts.

Alexandra holds an MBA in Finance and a bachelor’s in International Relations. She frequently moderates international summits, particularly on the role of women in finance and the intersection of global markets with diplomacy. Her mission is to ensure UGGP delivers clear, authoritative reporting that empowers decision-makers in an interconnected world.

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