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The World's Happiest Cities - Forbes.com
The World's Happiest Cities - Forbes.com: " Lifestyle Feature
The World's Happiest Cities
Zack O'Malley Greenburg, 09.02.09, 01:00 PM EDT
Ten urban centers closely associated with unmitigated joy.
The World's Happiest Cities
Ever since Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers appeared in the 1933 film Flying Down to Rio, the world has been fascinated with Rio de Janeiro. Popular perception of the city is infused with images of starry-eyed youngsters dancing into the dusk, backed by imposing mountains and dark sea.
That view has propelled Rio to the top of our list of the world's happiest cities. Famous for its annual Carnaval festival (starting Feb. 13 next year), the second-largest metropolis in South America finished first among 50 cities in a recent survey conducted by policy advisor Simon Anholt and market researcher GfK Custom Research North America.
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'Brazil is associated with all these qualities of good humor and good living and Carnaval,' says Anholt. 'Carnaval is very important--it's the classic image that people have of Rio, and it's an image of happiness.'
The World's Happiest Cities
Zack O'Malley Greenburg, 09.02.09, 01:00 PM EDT
Ten urban centers closely associated with unmitigated joy.
The World's Happiest Cities
Ever since Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers appeared in the 1933 film Flying Down to Rio, the world has been fascinated with Rio de Janeiro. Popular perception of the city is infused with images of starry-eyed youngsters dancing into the dusk, backed by imposing mountains and dark sea.
That view has propelled Rio to the top of our list of the world's happiest cities. Famous for its annual Carnaval festival (starting Feb. 13 next year), the second-largest metropolis in South America finished first among 50 cities in a recent survey conducted by policy advisor Simon Anholt and market researcher GfK Custom Research North America.
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'Brazil is associated with all these qualities of good humor and good living and Carnaval,' says Anholt. 'Carnaval is very important--it's the classic image that people have of Rio, and it's an image of happiness.'
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