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  31. <title>Revealed: The world&#8217;s best country for women, 2024</title>
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  38. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] A recent report published by CEOWORLD magazine was ranked The Netherlands has been named the best country in the world for women. Norway came in second place, followed by Sweden in third place, and Denmark in fourth place. Eight of the top 10 countries for women are in Europe, including Finland (5th), Switzerland (7th), [...]]]></description>
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  42. <p>A recent report published by CEOWORLD magazine was ranked <strong>The Netherlands has been named the best country in the world for women</strong>.  Norway came in second place, followed by Sweden in third place, and Denmark in fourth place. Eight of the top 10 countries for women are in Europe, including Finland (5th), Switzerland (7th), France (9th) and Germany (10th). Canada (6th place) and New Zealand (8th place) also made the list.</p>
  43. <p>According to the 2024 rankings, Austria was ranked 12th, Italy 13th, Luxembourg 11th and Spain 14th. Japan, Australia, and the United Kingdom came in 15th, 16th, and 17th place, respectively. Overall, this report provides valuable insight into the best countries to live in for women around the world.</p>
  44. <p>“While the degree and severity vary across countries, there are pervasive patterns of discrimination and violence against women. Regional, racial, and socio-economic factors are the main determinants of women&#8217;s objectification and gender equality. &#8220;There is,&#8221; said Professor Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj, CEO of CEOWORLD magazine.  “Frankly, there is no country in the world where women enjoy complete security and equality. However, some countries perform better than others in terms of equal rights, social inclusion, and security. doing.&#8221;</p>
  45. <p>CEOWORLD magazine recently released its annual ranking of the best countries for women, based on a survey of approximately 280,000 women around the world. This study targeted 156 countries and focused on nine different issues, including gender equality, the percentage of seats held by women, the sense of security women over 15 feel walking alone at night, income equality, consideration for human rights, and women&#8217;s empowerment. Attributes were evaluated.  , the average level of education of women, the proportion of women over 25 years old in paid work, and the level of social inclusion of women.</p>
  46. <h2 id="tablepress-495-name" class="tablepress-table-name tablepress-table-name-id-495">The best country in the world for women, 2024</h2>
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  49. <tr class="row-1 odd">
  50. <th class="column-1">rank</th>
  51. <th class="column-2">Country</th>
  52. <th class="column-3">Score</th>
  53. </tr>
  54. </thead>
  55. <tbody class="row-hover">
  56. <tr class="row-2 even">
  57. <td class="column-1">1</td>
  58. <td class="column-2">Netherlands</td>
  59. <td class="column-3">99.7</td>
  60. </tr>
  61. <tr class="row-3 odd">
  62. <td class="column-1">2</td>
  63. <td class="column-2">Norway</td>
  64. <td class="column-3">99.4</td>
  65. </tr>
  66. <tr class="row-4 even">
  67. <td class="column-1">3</td>
  68. <td class="column-2">Sweden</td>
  69. <td class="column-3">99.2</td>
  70. </tr>
  71. <tr class="row-5 odd">
  72. <td class="column-1">Four</td>
  73. <td class="column-2">Denmark</td>
  74. <td class="column-3">98.7</td>
  75. </tr>
  76. <tr class="row-6 even">
  77. <td class="column-1">Five</td>
  78. <td class="column-2">Finland</td>
  79. <td class="column-3">98.3</td>
  80. </tr>
  81. <tr class="row-7 odd">
  82. <td class="column-1">6</td>
  83. <td class="column-2">Canada</td>
  84. <td class="column-3">97.5</td>
  85. </tr>
  86. <tr class="row-8 even">
  87. <td class="column-1">7</td>
  88. <td class="column-2">Switzerland</td>
  89. <td class="column-3">97.1</td>
  90. </tr>
  91. <tr class="row-9 odd">
  92. <td class="column-1">8</td>
  93. <td class="column-2">new zealand</td>
  94. <td class="column-3">96.8</td>
  95. </tr>
  96. <tr class="row-10 even">
  97. <td class="column-1">9</td>
  98. <td class="column-2">France</td>
  99. <td class="column-3">96.4</td>
  100. </tr>
  101. <tr class="row-11 odd">
  102. <td class="column-1">Ten</td>
  103. <td class="column-2">Germany</td>
  104. <td class="column-3">95.9</td>
  105. </tr>
  106. <tr class="row-12 even">
  107. <td class="column-1">11</td>
  108. <td class="column-2">Luxembourg</td>
  109. <td class="column-3">95.7</td>
  110. </tr>
  111. <tr class="row-13 odd">
  112. <td class="column-1">12</td>
  113. <td class="column-2">Austria</td>
  114. <td class="column-3">95.2</td>
  115. </tr>
  116. <tr class="row-14 even">
  117. <td class="column-1">13</td>
  118. <td class="column-2">Italy</td>
  119. <td class="column-3">94.8</td>
  120. </tr>
  121. <tr class="row-15 odd">
  122. <td class="column-1">14</td>
  123. <td class="column-2">Spain</td>
  124. <td class="column-3">94.4</td>
  125. </tr>
  126. <tr class="row-16 even">
  127. <td class="column-1">15</td>
  128. <td class="column-2">Japan</td>
  129. <td class="column-3">93.69</td>
  130. </tr>
  131. <tr class="row-17 odd">
  132. <td class="column-1">16</td>
  133. <td class="column-2">Australia</td>
  134. <td class="column-3">92.08</td>
  135. </tr>
  136. <tr class="row-18 even">
  137. <td class="column-1">17</td>
  138. <td class="column-2">England</td>
  139. <td class="column-3">91.26</td>
  140. </tr>
  141. <tr class="row-19 odd">
  142. <td class="column-1">18</td>
  143. <td class="column-2">Portugal</td>
  144. <td class="column-3">91.23</td>
  145. </tr>
  146. <tr class="row-20 even">
  147. <td class="column-1">19</td>
  148. <td class="column-2">Singapore</td>
  149. <td class="column-3">90.68</td>
  150. </tr>
  151. <tr class="row-21 odd">
  152. <td class="column-1">20</td>
  153. <td class="column-2">America</td>
  154. <td class="column-3">90.3</td>
  155. </tr>
  156. <tr class="row-22 even">
  157. <td class="column-1">twenty one</td>
  158. <td class="column-2">Ireland</td>
  159. <td class="column-3">89.67</td>
  160. </tr>
  161. <tr class="row-23 odd">
  162. <td class="column-1">twenty two</td>
  163. <td class="column-2">Belgium</td>
  164. <td class="column-3">89.11</td>
  165. </tr>
  166. <tr class="row-24 even">
  167. <td class="column-1">twenty three</td>
  168. <td class="column-2">Iceland</td>
  169. <td class="column-3">88.73</td>
  170. </tr>
  171. <tr class="row-25 odd">
  172. <td class="column-1">twenty four</td>
  173. <td class="column-2">Poland</td>
  174. <td class="column-3">88.52</td>
  175. </tr>
  176. <tr class="row-26 even">
  177. <td class="column-1">twenty five</td>
  178. <td class="column-2">monaco</td>
  179. <td class="column-3">88.23</td>
  180. </tr>
  181. <tr class="row-27 odd">
  182. <td class="column-1">26</td>
  183. <td class="column-2">san marino</td>
  184. <td class="column-3">87.76</td>
  185. </tr>
  186. <tr class="row-28 even">
  187. <td class="column-1">27</td>
  188. <td class="column-2">liechtenstein</td>
  189. <td class="column-3">87.64</td>
  190. </tr>
  191. <tr class="row-29 odd">
  192. <td class="column-1">28</td>
  193. <td class="column-2">Greece</td>
  194. <td class="column-3">87.62</td>
  195. </tr>
  196. <tr class="row-30 even">
  197. <td class="column-1">29</td>
  198. <td class="column-2">Israel</td>
  199. <td class="column-3">86.85</td>
  200. </tr>
  201. <tr class="row-31 odd">
  202. <td class="column-1">30</td>
  203. <td class="column-2">andorra</td>
  204. <td class="column-3">86.6</td>
  205. </tr>
  206. <tr class="row-32 even">
  207. <td class="column-1">31</td>
  208. <td class="column-2">malta</td>
  209. <td class="column-3">86.38</td>
  210. </tr>
  211. <tr class="row-33 odd">
  212. <td class="column-1">32</td>
  213. <td class="column-2">Czech Republic</td>
  214. <td class="column-3">86.02</td>
  215. </tr>
  216. <tr class="row-34 even">
  217. <td class="column-1">33</td>
  218. <td class="column-2">Hungary</td>
  219. <td class="column-3">85.08</td>
  220. </tr>
  221. <tr class="row-35 odd">
  222. <td class="column-1">34</td>
  223. <td class="column-2">cyprus</td>
  224. <td class="column-3">84.96</td>
  225. </tr>
  226. <tr class="row-36 even">
  227. <td class="column-1">35</td>
  228. <td class="column-2">Russia</td>
  229. <td class="column-3">84.75</td>
  230. </tr>
  231. <tr class="row-37 odd">
  232. <td class="column-1">36</td>
  233. <td class="column-2">Serbia</td>
  234. <td class="column-3">84.64</td>
  235. </tr>
  236. <tr class="row-38 even">
  237. <td class="column-1">37</td>
  238. <td class="column-2">Lithuania</td>
  239. <td class="column-3">84.43</td>
  240. </tr>
  241. <tr class="row-39 odd">
  242. <td class="column-1">38</td>
  243. <td class="column-2">Mexico</td>
  244. <td class="column-3">83.79</td>
  245. </tr>
  246. <tr class="row-40 even">
  247. <td class="column-1">39</td>
  248. <td class="column-2">latvia</td>
  249. <td class="column-3">83.39</td>
  250. </tr>
  251. <tr class="row-41 odd">
  252. <td class="column-1">40</td>
  253. <td class="column-2">Croatia</td>
  254. <td class="column-3">83.39</td>
  255. </tr>
  256. <tr class="row-42 even">
  257. <td class="column-1">41</td>
  258. <td class="column-2">moldova</td>
  259. <td class="column-3">83.26</td>
  260. </tr>
  261. <tr class="row-43 odd">
  262. <td class="column-1">42</td>
  263. <td class="column-2">Bulgaria</td>
  264. <td class="column-3">83.04</td>
  265. </tr>
  266. <tr class="row-44 even">
  267. <td class="column-1">43</td>
  268. <td class="column-2">armenia</td>
  269. <td class="column-3">82.95</td>
  270. </tr>
  271. <tr class="row-45 odd">
  272. <td class="column-1">44</td>
  273. <td class="column-2">Albania</td>
  274. <td class="column-3">82.87</td>
  275. </tr>
  276. <tr class="row-46 even">
  277. <td class="column-1">45</td>
  278. <td class="column-2">kosovo</td>
  279. <td class="column-3">82.8</td>
  280. </tr>
  281. <tr class="row-47 odd">
  282. <td class="column-1">46</td>
  283. <td class="column-2">Montenegro</td>
  284. <td class="column-3">82.69</td>
  285. </tr>
  286. <tr class="row-48 even">
  287. <td class="column-1">47</td>
  288. <td class="column-2">north macedonia</td>
  289. <td class="column-3">82.48</td>
  290. </tr>
  291. <tr class="row-49 odd">
  292. <td class="column-1">48</td>
  293. <td class="column-2">Slovenia</td>
  294. <td class="column-3">82.38</td>
  295. </tr>
  296. <tr class="row-50 even">
  297. <td class="column-1">49</td>
  298. <td class="column-2">India</td>
  299. <td class="column-3">82.34</td>
  300. </tr>
  301. <tr class="row-51 odd">
  302. <td class="column-1">50</td>
  303. <td class="column-2">Azerbaijan</td>
  304. <td class="column-3">82.24</td>
  305. </tr>
  306. <tr class="row-52 even">
  307. <td class="column-1">51</td>
  308. <td class="column-2">saint kitts and nevis</td>
  309. <td class="column-3">82.06</td>
  310. </tr>
  311. <tr class="row-53 odd">
  312. <td class="column-1">52</td>
  313. <td class="column-2">georgia</td>
  314. <td class="column-3">81.93</td>
  315. </tr>
  316. <tr class="row-54 even">
  317. <td class="column-1">53</td>
  318. <td class="column-2">grenada</td>
  319. <td class="column-3">81.82</td>
  320. </tr>
  321. <tr class="row-55 odd">
  322. <td class="column-1">54</td>
  323. <td class="column-2">Taiwan</td>
  324. <td class="column-3">81.46</td>
  325. </tr>
  326. <tr class="row-56 even">
  327. <td class="column-1">55</td>
  328. <td class="column-2">bhutan</td>
  329. <td class="column-3">81.08</td>
  330. </tr>
  331. <tr class="row-57 odd">
  332. <td class="column-1">56</td>
  333. <td class="column-2">South Korea</td>
  334. <td class="column-3">80.96</td>
  335. </tr>
  336. <tr class="row-58 even">
  337. <td class="column-1">57</td>
  338. <td class="column-2">Philippines</td>
  339. <td class="column-3">80.83</td>
  340. </tr>
  341. <tr class="row-59 odd">
  342. <td class="column-1">58</td>
  343. <td class="column-2">Thailand</td>
  344. <td class="column-3">80.78</td>
  345. </tr>
  346. <tr class="row-60 even">
  347. <td class="column-1">59</td>
  348. <td class="column-2">Brazil</td>
  349. <td class="column-3">80.68</td>
  350. </tr>
  351. <tr class="row-61 odd">
  352. <td class="column-1">60</td>
  353. <td class="column-2">turkey</td>
  354. <td class="column-3">80.11</td>
  355. </tr>
  356. <tr class="row-62 even">
  357. <td class="column-1">61</td>
  358. <td class="column-2">Cuba</td>
  359. <td class="column-3">79.69</td>
  360. </tr>
  361. <tr class="row-63 odd">
  362. <td class="column-1">62</td>
  363. <td class="column-2">Saint Vincent and the Grenadines</td>
  364. <td class="column-3">79.54</td>
  365. </tr>
  366. <tr class="row-64 even">
  367. <td class="column-1">63</td>
  368. <td class="column-2">Romania</td>
  369. <td class="column-3">79.46</td>
  370. </tr>
  371. <tr class="row-65 odd">
  372. <td class="column-1">64</td>
  373. <td class="column-2">Guatemala</td>
  374. <td class="column-3">79.39</td>
  375. </tr>
  376. <tr class="row-66 even">
  377. <td class="column-1">65</td>
  378. <td class="column-2">Argentina</td>
  379. <td class="column-3">79.08</td>
  380. </tr>
  381. <tr class="row-67 odd">
  382. <td class="column-1">66</td>
  383. <td class="column-2">ukraine</td>
  384. <td class="column-3">78.86</td>
  385. </tr>
  386. <tr class="row-68 even">
  387. <td class="column-1">67</td>
  388. <td class="column-2">Peru</td>
  389. <td class="column-3">78.86</td>
  390. </tr>
  391. <tr class="row-69 odd">
  392. <td class="column-1">68</td>
  393. <td class="column-2">barbados</td>
  394. <td class="column-3">78.77</td>
  395. </tr>
  396. <tr class="row-70 even">
  397. <td class="column-1">69</td>
  398. <td class="column-2">Columbia</td>
  399. <td class="column-3">78.72</td>
  400. </tr>
  401. <tr class="row-71 odd">
  402. <td class="column-1">70</td>
  403. <td class="column-2">Bosnia-Herzegovina</td>
  404. <td class="column-3">78.49</td>
  405. </tr>
  406. <tr class="row-72 even">
  407. <td class="column-1">71</td>
  408. <td class="column-2">Bolivia</td>
  409. <td class="column-3">77.95</td>
  410. </tr>
  411. <tr class="row-73 odd">
  412. <td class="column-1">72</td>
  413. <td class="column-2">antigua and barbuda</td>
  414. <td class="column-3">77.94</td>
  415. </tr>
  416. <tr class="row-74 even">
  417. <td class="column-1">73</td>
  418. <td class="column-2">Costa Rica</td>
  419. <td class="column-3">77.75</td>
  420. </tr>
  421. <tr class="row-75 odd">
  422. <td class="column-1">74</td>
  423. <td class="column-2">bahamas</td>
  424. <td class="column-3">77.55</td>
  425. </tr>
  426. <tr class="row-76 even">
  427. <td class="column-1">75</td>
  428. <td class="column-2">Kazakhstan</td>
  429. <td class="column-3">77.42</td>
  430. </tr>
  431. <tr class="row-77 odd">
  432. <td class="column-1">76</td>
  433. <td class="column-2">Jamaica</td>
  434. <td class="column-3">77.35</td>
  435. </tr>
  436. <tr class="row-78 even">
  437. <td class="column-1">77</td>
  438. <td class="column-2">Belarus</td>
  439. <td class="column-3">77.28</td>
  440. </tr>
  441. <tr class="row-79 odd">
  442. <td class="column-1">78</td>
  443. <td class="column-2">Republic of Trinidad and Tobago</td>
  444. <td class="column-3">77.22</td>
  445. </tr>
  446. <tr class="row-80 even">
  447. <td class="column-1">79</td>
  448. <td class="column-2">Chile</td>
  449. <td class="column-3">77.16</td>
  450. </tr>
  451. <tr class="row-81 odd">
  452. <td class="column-1">80</td>
  453. <td class="column-2">paraguay</td>
  454. <td class="column-3">76.77</td>
  455. </tr>
  456. <tr class="row-82 even">
  457. <td class="column-1">81</td>
  458. <td class="column-2">Venezuela</td>
  459. <td class="column-3">76.77</td>
  460. </tr>
  461. <tr class="row-83 odd">
  462. <td class="column-1">82</td>
  463. <td class="column-2">Myanmar</td>
  464. <td class="column-3">76.76</td>
  465. </tr>
  466. <tr class="row-84 even">
  467. <td class="column-1">83</td>
  468. <td class="column-2">ecuador</td>
  469. <td class="column-3">76.56</td>
  470. </tr>
  471. <tr class="row-85 odd">
  472. <td class="column-1">84</td>
  473. <td class="column-2">mongolia</td>
  474. <td class="column-3">76.46</td>
  475. </tr>
  476. <tr class="row-86 even">
  477. <td class="column-1">85</td>
  478. <td class="column-2">Guyana</td>
  479. <td class="column-3">76.46</td>
  480. </tr>
  481. <tr class="row-87 odd">
  482. <td class="column-1">86</td>
  483. <td class="column-2">maldives</td>
  484. <td class="column-3">76.32</td>
  485. </tr>
  486. <tr class="row-88 even">
  487. <td class="column-1">87</td>
  488. <td class="column-2">Indonesia</td>
  489. <td class="column-3">75.66</td>
  490. </tr>
  491. <tr class="row-89 odd">
  492. <td class="column-1">88</td>
  493. <td class="column-2">Vietnam</td>
  494. <td class="column-3">75.52</td>
  495. </tr>
  496. <tr class="row-90 even">
  497. <td class="column-1">89</td>
  498. <td class="column-2">Saudi Arabia</td>
  499. <td class="column-3">75.49</td>
  500. </tr>
  501. <tr class="row-91 odd">
  502. <td class="column-1">90</td>
  503. <td class="column-2">Malaysia</td>
  504. <td class="column-3">75.45</td>
  505. </tr>
  506. <tr class="row-92 even">
  507. <td class="column-1">91</td>
  508. <td class="column-2">oman</td>
  509. <td class="column-3">75.11</td>
  510. </tr>
  511. <tr class="row-93 odd">
  512. <td class="column-1">92</td>
  513. <td class="column-2">Sri Lanka</td>
  514. <td class="column-3">74.89</td>
  515. </tr>
  516. <tr class="row-94 even">
  517. <td class="column-1">93</td>
  518. <td class="column-2">Laos</td>
  519. <td class="column-3">74.8</td>
  520. </tr>
  521. <tr class="row-95 odd">
  522. <td class="column-1">94</td>
  523. <td class="column-2">Cambodia</td>
  524. <td class="column-3">74.79</td>
  525. </tr>
  526. <tr class="row-96 even">
  527. <td class="column-1">95</td>
  528. <td class="column-2">China</td>
  529. <td class="column-3">74.13</td>
  530. </tr>
  531. <tr class="row-97 odd">
  532. <td class="column-1">96</td>
  533. <td class="column-2">Jordan</td>
  534. <td class="column-3">74.11</td>
  535. </tr>
  536. <tr class="row-98 even">
  537. <td class="column-1">97</td>
  538. <td class="column-2">Kyrgyzstan</td>
  539. <td class="column-3">73.66</td>
  540. </tr>
  541. <tr class="row-99 odd">
  542. <td class="column-1">98</td>
  543. <td class="column-2">tajikistan</td>
  544. <td class="column-3">73.59</td>
  545. </tr>
  546. <tr class="row-100 even">
  547. <td class="column-1">99</td>
  548. <td class="column-2">Nepal</td>
  549. <td class="column-3">73.21</td>
  550. </tr>
  551. <tr class="row-101 odd">
  552. <td class="column-1">100</td>
  553. <td class="column-2">United Arab Emirates</td>
  554. <td class="column-3">73.16</td>
  555. </tr>
  556. <tr class="row-102 even">
  557. <td class="column-1">101</td>
  558. <td class="column-2">Uruguay</td>
  559. <td class="column-3">73.08</td>
  560. </tr>
  561. <tr class="row-103 odd">
  562. <td class="column-1">102</td>
  563. <td class="column-2">north korea</td>
  564. <td class="column-3">73.05</td>
  565. </tr>
  566. <tr class="row-104 even">
  567. <td class="column-1">103</td>
  568. <td class="column-2">Suriname</td>
  569. <td class="column-3">72.95</td>
  570. </tr>
  571. <tr class="row-105 odd">
  572. <td class="column-1">104</td>
  573. <td class="column-2">algeria</td>
  574. <td class="column-3">72.74</td>
  575. </tr>
  576. <tr class="row-106 even">
  577. <td class="column-1">105</td>
  578. <td class="column-2">sudan</td>
  579. <td class="column-3">72.57</td>
  580. </tr>
  581. <tr class="row-107 odd">
  582. <td class="column-1">106</td>
  583. <td class="column-2">turkmenistan</td>
  584. <td class="column-3">72.33</td>
  585. </tr>
  586. <tr class="row-108 even">
  587. <td class="column-1">107</td>
  588. <td class="column-2">qatar</td>
  589. <td class="column-3">72.03</td>
  590. </tr>
  591. <tr class="row-109 odd">
  592. <td class="column-1">108</td>
  593. <td class="column-2">uzbekistan</td>
  594. <td class="column-3">72.03</td>
  595. </tr>
  596. <tr class="row-110 even">
  597. <td class="column-1">109</td>
  598. <td class="column-2">Mozambique</td>
  599. <td class="column-3">72.02</td>
  600. </tr>
  601. <tr class="row-111 odd">
  602. <td class="column-1">110</td>
  603. <td class="column-2">cameroon</td>
  604. <td class="column-3">71.38</td>
  605. </tr>
  606. <tr class="row-112 even">
  607. <td class="column-1">111</td>
  608. <td class="column-2">Kuwait</td>
  609. <td class="column-3">71.15</td>
  610. </tr>
  611. <tr class="row-113 odd">
  612. <td class="column-1">112</td>
  613. <td class="column-2">South Africa</td>
  614. <td class="column-3">71.01</td>
  615. </tr>
  616. <tr class="row-114 even">
  617. <td class="column-1">113</td>
  618. <td class="column-2">mauritius</td>
  619. <td class="column-3">70.64</td>
  620. </tr>
  621. <tr class="row-115 odd">
  622. <td class="column-1">114</td>
  623. <td class="column-2">Namibia</td>
  624. <td class="column-3">70.61</td>
  625. </tr>
  626. <tr class="row-116 even">
  627. <td class="column-1">115</td>
  628. <td class="column-2">seychelles</td>
  629. <td class="column-3">70.55</td>
  630. </tr>
  631. <tr class="row-117 odd">
  632. <td class="column-1">116</td>
  633. <td class="column-2">Lebanon</td>
  634. <td class="column-3">70.36</td>
  635. </tr>
  636. <tr class="row-118 even">
  637. <td class="column-1">117</td>
  638. <td class="column-2">libya</td>
  639. <td class="column-3">70.31</td>
  640. </tr>
  641. <tr class="row-119 odd">
  642. <td class="column-1">118</td>
  643. <td class="column-2">kenya</td>
  644. <td class="column-3">70.14</td>
  645. </tr>
  646. <tr class="row-120 even">
  647. <td class="column-1">119</td>
  648. <td class="column-2">Zimbabwe</td>
  649. <td class="column-3">69.43</td>
  650. </tr>
  651. <tr class="row-121 odd">
  652. <td class="column-1">120</td>
  653. <td class="column-2">Democratic Republic of the Congo</td>
  654. <td class="column-3">69.18</td>
  655. </tr>
  656. <tr class="row-122 even">
  657. <td class="column-1">121</td>
  658. <td class="column-2">Zambia</td>
  659. <td class="column-3">68.99</td>
  660. </tr>
  661. <tr class="row-123 odd">
  662. <td class="column-1">122</td>
  663. <td class="column-2">madagascar</td>
  664. <td class="column-3">68.96</td>
  665. </tr>
  666. <tr class="row-124 even">
  667. <td class="column-1">one two three</td>
  668. <td class="column-2">Iraq</td>
  669. <td class="column-3">68.73</td>
  670. </tr>
  671. <tr class="row-125 odd">
  672. <td class="column-1">124</td>
  673. <td class="column-2">Egypt</td>
  674. <td class="column-3">68.58</td>
  675. </tr>
  676. <tr class="row-126 even">
  677. <td class="column-1">125</td>
  678. <td class="column-2">tunisia</td>
  679. <td class="column-3">68.5</td>
  680. </tr>
  681. <tr class="row-127 odd">
  682. <td class="column-1">126</td>
  683. <td class="column-2">brunei</td>
  684. <td class="column-3">68.09</td>
  685. </tr>
  686. <tr class="row-128 even">
  687. <td class="column-1">127</td>
  688. <td class="column-2">tanzania</td>
  689. <td class="column-3">68.06</td>
  690. </tr>
  691. <tr class="row-129 odd">
  692. <td class="column-1">128</td>
  693. <td class="column-2">bahrain</td>
  694. <td class="column-3">67.65</td>
  695. </tr>
  696. <tr class="row-130 even">
  697. <td class="column-1">129</td>
  698. <td class="column-2">Liberia</td>
  699. <td class="column-3">65.01</td>
  700. </tr>
  701. <tr class="row-131 odd">
  702. <td class="column-1">130</td>
  703. <td class="column-2">Nigeria</td>
  704. <td class="column-3">64.71</td>
  705. </tr>
  706. <tr class="row-132 even">
  707. <td class="column-1">131</td>
  708. <td class="column-2">ghana</td>
  709. <td class="column-3">64.42</td>
  710. </tr>
  711. <tr class="row-133 odd">
  712. <td class="column-1">132</td>
  713. <td class="column-2">Sierra Leone</td>
  714. <td class="column-3">63.84</td>
  715. </tr>
  716. <tr class="row-134 even">
  717. <td class="column-1">133</td>
  718. <td class="column-2">Benin</td>
  719. <td class="column-3">62.25</td>
  720. </tr>
  721. <tr class="row-135 odd">
  722. <td class="column-1">134</td>
  723. <td class="column-2">Iran</td>
  724. <td class="column-3">61.62</td>
  725. </tr>
  726. <tr class="row-136 even">
  727. <td class="column-1">135</td>
  728. <td class="column-2">eritrea</td>
  729. <td class="column-3">60.96</td>
  730. </tr>
  731. <tr class="row-137 odd">
  732. <td class="column-1">136</td>
  733. <td class="column-2">Malawi</td>
  734. <td class="column-3">59.95</td>
  735. </tr>
  736. <tr class="row-138 even">
  737. <td class="column-1">137</td>
  738. <td class="column-2">Take out</td>
  739. <td class="column-3">58.23</td>
  740. </tr>
  741. <tr class="row-139 odd">
  742. <td class="column-1">138</td>
  743. <td class="column-2">Gabon</td>
  744. <td class="column-3">57.18</td>
  745. </tr>
  746. <tr class="row-140 even">
  747. <td class="column-1">139</td>
  748. <td class="column-2">Burkina Faso</td>
  749. <td class="column-3">56.8</td>
  750. </tr>
  751. <tr class="row-141 odd">
  752. <td class="column-1">140</td>
  753. <td class="column-2">South Sudan</td>
  754. <td class="column-3">53.41</td>
  755. </tr>
  756. <tr class="row-142 even">
  757. <td class="column-1">141</td>
  758. <td class="column-2">East Timor</td>
  759. <td class="column-3">52.4</td>
  760. </tr>
  761. <tr class="row-143 odd">
  762. <td class="column-1">142</td>
  763. <td class="column-2">senegal</td>
  764. <td class="column-3">51.26</td>
  765. </tr>
  766. <tr class="row-144 even">
  767. <td class="column-1">143</td>
  768. <td class="column-2">mauritania</td>
  769. <td class="column-3">49.43</td>
  770. </tr>
  771. <tr class="row-145 odd">
  772. <td class="column-1">144</td>
  773. <td class="column-2">uganda</td>
  774. <td class="column-3">46.91</td>
  775. </tr>
  776. <tr class="row-146 even">
  777. <td class="column-1">145</td>
  778. <td class="column-2">Pakistan</td>
  779. <td class="column-3">44.81</td>
  780. </tr>
  781. <tr class="row-147 odd">
  782. <td class="column-1">146</td>
  783. <td class="column-2">ethiopia</td>
  784. <td class="column-3">44.73</td>
  785. </tr>
  786. <tr class="row-148 even">
  787. <td class="column-1">147</td>
  788. <td class="column-2">yemen</td>
  789. <td class="column-3">43.95</td>
  790. </tr>
  791. <tr class="row-149 odd">
  792. <td class="column-1">148</td>
  793. <td class="column-2">Angola</td>
  794. <td class="column-3">42.25</td>
  795. </tr>
  796. <tr class="row-150 even">
  797. <td class="column-1">149</td>
  798. <td class="column-2">Afghanistan</td>
  799. <td class="column-3">41.6</td>
  800. </tr>
  801. <tr class="row-151 odd">
  802. <td class="column-1">150</td>
  803. <td class="column-2">Guinea-Bissau</td>
  804. <td class="column-3">40.95</td>
  805. </tr>
  806. <tr class="row-152 even">
  807. <td class="column-1">151</td>
  808. <td class="column-2">lesotho</td>
  809. <td class="column-3">38.56</td>
  810. </tr>
  811. <tr class="row-153 odd">
  812. <td class="column-1">152</td>
  813. <td class="column-2">niger</td>
  814. <td class="column-3">23.56</td>
  815. </tr>
  816. <tr class="row-154 even">
  817. <td class="column-1">153</td>
  818. <td class="column-2">Syria</td>
  819. <td class="column-3">21.98</td>
  820. </tr>
  821. <tr class="row-155 odd">
  822. <td class="column-1">154</td>
  823. <td class="column-2">chad</td>
  824. <td class="column-3">19.3</td>
  825. </tr>
  826. <tr class="row-156 even">
  827. <td class="column-1">155</td>
  828. <td class="column-2">Somalia</td>
  829. <td class="column-3">14.68</td>
  830. </tr>
  831. <tr class="row-157 odd">
  832. <td class="column-1">156</td>
  833. <td class="column-2">central african republic</td>
  834. <td class="column-3">12.93</td>
  835. </tr>
  836. </tbody>
  837. </table>
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  872. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] CEOWORLD magazine recently released a list of the best countries to retire in 2024. According to the magazine, New Zealand has been recognized as the best country in the world to retire, followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland in second and third place respectively. In the 2024 rankings, Canada secured fourth place and Australia took [...]]]></description>
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  876. <p>CEOWORLD magazine recently released a list of the best countries to retire in 2024. According to the magazine, New Zealand has been recognized as the best country in the world to retire, followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland in second and third place respectively.  In the 2024 rankings, Canada secured fourth place and Australia took fifth place. Spain and Portugal were ranked 6th and 7th respectively. The top 10 countries with the highest retirement rates include Malta, France, and Thailand in 8th, 9th, and 10th place, respectively.</p>
  877. <h2 id="tablepress-492-name" class="tablepress-table-name tablepress-table-name-id-492">World&#8217;s best country to retire in 2024</h2>
  878. <table id="tablepress-492" class="tablepress tablepress-id-492 tablepress-responsive" aria-labelledby="tablepress-492-name">
  879. <thead>
  880. <tr class="row-1 odd">
  881. <th class="column-1">rank</th>
  882. <th class="column-2">Country</th>
  883. <th class="column-3">Score</th>
  884. </tr>
  885. </thead>
  886. <tbody class="row-hover">
  887. <tr class="row-2 even">
  888. <td class="column-1">1</td>
  889. <td class="column-2">new zealand</td>
  890. <td class="column-3">71.78</td>
  891. </tr>
  892. <tr class="row-3 odd">
  893. <td class="column-1">2</td>
  894. <td class="column-2">Luxembourg</td>
  895. <td class="column-3">68.04</td>
  896. </tr>
  897. <tr class="row-4 even">
  898. <td class="column-1">3</td>
  899. <td class="column-2">Switzerland</td>
  900. <td class="column-3">67.16</td>
  901. </tr>
  902. <tr class="row-5 odd">
  903. <td class="column-1">Four</td>
  904. <td class="column-2">Canada</td>
  905. <td class="column-3">66.39</td>
  906. </tr>
  907. <tr class="row-6 even">
  908. <td class="column-1">Five</td>
  909. <td class="column-2">Australia</td>
  910. <td class="column-3">66.06</td>
  911. </tr>
  912. <tr class="row-7 odd">
  913. <td class="column-1">6</td>
  914. <td class="column-2">Spain</td>
  915. <td class="column-3">65.27</td>
  916. </tr>
  917. <tr class="row-8 even">
  918. <td class="column-1">7</td>
  919. <td class="column-2">Portugal</td>
  920. <td class="column-3">64.14</td>
  921. </tr>
  922. <tr class="row-9 odd">
  923. <td class="column-1">8</td>
  924. <td class="column-2">malta</td>
  925. <td class="column-3">63.2</td>
  926. </tr>
  927. <tr class="row-10 even">
  928. <td class="column-1">9</td>
  929. <td class="column-2">France</td>
  930. <td class="column-3">61.3</td>
  931. </tr>
  932. <tr class="row-11 odd">
  933. <td class="column-1">Ten</td>
  934. <td class="column-2">Thailand</td>
  935. <td class="column-3">60.97</td>
  936. </tr>
  937. <tr class="row-12 even">
  938. <td class="column-1">11</td>
  939. <td class="column-2">Slovenia</td>
  940. <td class="column-3">60.66</td>
  941. </tr>
  942. <tr class="row-13 odd">
  943. <td class="column-1">12</td>
  944. <td class="column-2">Vietnam</td>
  945. <td class="column-3">60.25</td>
  946. </tr>
  947. <tr class="row-14 even">
  948. <td class="column-1">13</td>
  949. <td class="column-2">Indonesia</td>
  950. <td class="column-3">59.85</td>
  951. </tr>
  952. <tr class="row-15 odd">
  953. <td class="column-1">14</td>
  954. <td class="column-2">ecuador</td>
  955. <td class="column-3">59.65</td>
  956. </tr>
  957. <tr class="row-16 even">
  958. <td class="column-1">15</td>
  959. <td class="column-2">United Arab Emirates</td>
  960. <td class="column-3">58.8</td>
  961. </tr>
  962. <tr class="row-17 odd">
  963. <td class="column-1">16</td>
  964. <td class="column-2">dominican</td>
  965. <td class="column-3">58.59</td>
  966. </tr>
  967. <tr class="row-18 even">
  968. <td class="column-1">17</td>
  969. <td class="column-2">Italy</td>
  970. <td class="column-3">58.37</td>
  971. </tr>
  972. <tr class="row-19 odd">
  973. <td class="column-1">18</td>
  974. <td class="column-2">belize</td>
  975. <td class="column-3">58.1</td>
  976. </tr>
  977. <tr class="row-20 even">
  978. <td class="column-1">19</td>
  979. <td class="column-2">Mexico</td>
  980. <td class="column-3">57.96</td>
  981. </tr>
  982. <tr class="row-21 odd">
  983. <td class="column-1">20</td>
  984. <td class="column-2">Greece</td>
  985. <td class="column-3">57.3</td>
  986. </tr>
  987. <tr class="row-22 even">
  988. <td class="column-1">twenty one</td>
  989. <td class="column-2">Czech Republic</td>
  990. <td class="column-3">57.12</td>
  991. </tr>
  992. <tr class="row-23 odd">
  993. <td class="column-1">twenty two</td>
  994. <td class="column-2">Bolivia</td>
  995. <td class="column-3">56.55</td>
  996. </tr>
  997. <tr class="row-24 even">
  998. <td class="column-1">twenty three</td>
  999. <td class="column-2">Ireland</td>
  1000. <td class="column-3">56.49</td>
  1001. </tr>
  1002. <tr class="row-25 odd">
  1003. <td class="column-1">twenty four</td>
  1004. <td class="column-2">cyprus</td>
  1005. <td class="column-3">55.97</td>
  1006. </tr>
  1007. <tr class="row-26 even">
  1008. <td class="column-1">twenty five</td>
  1009. <td class="column-2">India</td>
  1010. <td class="column-3">55.55</td>
  1011. </tr>
  1012. <tr class="row-27 odd">
  1013. <td class="column-1">26</td>
  1014. <td class="column-2">Chile</td>
  1015. <td class="column-3">55.05</td>
  1016. </tr>
  1017. <tr class="row-28 even">
  1018. <td class="column-1">27</td>
  1019. <td class="column-2">Uruguay</td>
  1020. <td class="column-3">55.04</td>
  1021. </tr>
  1022. <tr class="row-29 odd">
  1023. <td class="column-1">28</td>
  1024. <td class="column-2">Peru</td>
  1025. <td class="column-3">55</td>
  1026. </tr>
  1027. <tr class="row-30 even">
  1028. <td class="column-1">29</td>
  1029. <td class="column-2">saint kitts and nevis</td>
  1030. <td class="column-3">54.87</td>
  1031. </tr>
  1032. <tr class="row-31 odd">
  1033. <td class="column-1">30</td>
  1034. <td class="column-2">Malaysia</td>
  1035. <td class="column-3">54.6</td>
  1036. </tr>
  1037. <tr class="row-32 even">
  1038. <td class="column-1">31</td>
  1039. <td class="column-2">monaco</td>
  1040. <td class="column-3">54.53</td>
  1041. </tr>
  1042. <tr class="row-33 odd">
  1043. <td class="column-1">32</td>
  1044. <td class="column-2">Singapore</td>
  1045. <td class="column-3">53.53</td>
  1046. </tr>
  1047. <tr class="row-34 even">
  1048. <td class="column-1">33</td>
  1049. <td class="column-2">grenada</td>
  1050. <td class="column-3">53.26</td>
  1051. </tr>
  1052. <tr class="row-35 odd">
  1053. <td class="column-1">34</td>
  1054. <td class="column-2">saint lucia</td>
  1055. <td class="column-3">53.01</td>
  1056. </tr>
  1057. <tr class="row-36 even">
  1058. <td class="column-1">35</td>
  1059. <td class="column-2">antigua and barbuda</td>
  1060. <td class="column-3">52.65</td>
  1061. </tr>
  1062. <tr class="row-37 odd">
  1063. <td class="column-1">36</td>
  1064. <td class="column-2">Bulgaria</td>
  1065. <td class="column-3">52.41</td>
  1066. </tr>
  1067. <tr class="row-38 even">
  1068. <td class="column-1">37</td>
  1069. <td class="column-2">Panama</td>
  1070. <td class="column-3">52.03</td>
  1071. </tr>
  1072. <tr class="row-39 odd">
  1073. <td class="column-1">38</td>
  1074. <td class="column-2">Austria</td>
  1075. <td class="column-3">51.77</td>
  1076. </tr>
  1077. <tr class="row-40 even">
  1078. <td class="column-1">39</td>
  1079. <td class="column-2">Cambodia</td>
  1080. <td class="column-3">51.41</td>
  1081. </tr>
  1082. <tr class="row-41 odd">
  1083. <td class="column-1">40</td>
  1084. <td class="column-2">Costa Rica</td>
  1085. <td class="column-3">51.03</td>
  1086. </tr>
  1087. <tr class="row-42 even">
  1088. <td class="column-1">41</td>
  1089. <td class="column-2">Montenegro</td>
  1090. <td class="column-3">50.95</td>
  1091. </tr>
  1092. <tr class="row-43 odd">
  1093. <td class="column-1">42</td>
  1094. <td class="column-2">moldova</td>
  1095. <td class="column-3">50.63</td>
  1096. </tr>
  1097. <tr class="row-44 even">
  1098. <td class="column-1">43</td>
  1099. <td class="column-2">Japan</td>
  1100. <td class="column-3">50.43</td>
  1101. </tr>
  1102. <tr class="row-45 odd">
  1103. <td class="column-1">44</td>
  1104. <td class="column-2">Germany</td>
  1105. <td class="column-3">50.36</td>
  1106. </tr>
  1107. <tr class="row-46 even">
  1108. <td class="column-1">45</td>
  1109. <td class="column-2">Egypt</td>
  1110. <td class="column-3">49.85</td>
  1111. </tr>
  1112. <tr class="row-47 odd">
  1113. <td class="column-1">46</td>
  1114. <td class="column-2">Russia</td>
  1115. <td class="column-3">49.67</td>
  1116. </tr>
  1117. <tr class="row-48 even">
  1118. <td class="column-1">47</td>
  1119. <td class="column-2">Brazil</td>
  1120. <td class="column-3">49.67</td>
  1121. </tr>
  1122. <tr class="row-49 odd">
  1123. <td class="column-1">48</td>
  1124. <td class="column-2">Israel</td>
  1125. <td class="column-3">49.63</td>
  1126. </tr>
  1127. <tr class="row-50 even">
  1128. <td class="column-1">49</td>
  1129. <td class="column-2">Poland</td>
  1130. <td class="column-3">49.04</td>
  1131. </tr>
  1132. <tr class="row-51 odd">
  1133. <td class="column-1">50</td>
  1134. <td class="column-2">turkey</td>
  1135. <td class="column-3">48.53</td>
  1136. </tr>
  1137. <tr class="row-52 even">
  1138. <td class="column-1">51</td>
  1139. <td class="column-2">South Korea</td>
  1140. <td class="column-3">48.4</td>
  1141. </tr>
  1142. <tr class="row-53 odd">
  1143. <td class="column-1">52</td>
  1144. <td class="column-2">Sweden</td>
  1145. <td class="column-3">47.96</td>
  1146. </tr>
  1147. <tr class="row-54 even">
  1148. <td class="column-1">53</td>
  1149. <td class="column-2">England</td>
  1150. <td class="column-3">47.73</td>
  1151. </tr>
  1152. <tr class="row-55 odd">
  1153. <td class="column-1">54</td>
  1154. <td class="column-2">Argentina</td>
  1155. <td class="column-3">47.03</td>
  1156. </tr>
  1157. <tr class="row-56 even">
  1158. <td class="column-1">55</td>
  1159. <td class="column-2">Croatia</td>
  1160. <td class="column-3">46.58</td>
  1161. </tr>
  1162. <tr class="row-57 odd">
  1163. <td class="column-1">56</td>
  1164. <td class="column-2">north macedonia</td>
  1165. <td class="column-3">46.22</td>
  1166. </tr>
  1167. <tr class="row-58 even">
  1168. <td class="column-1">57</td>
  1169. <td class="column-2">Denmark</td>
  1170. <td class="column-3">46.04</td>
  1171. </tr>
  1172. <tr class="row-59 odd">
  1173. <td class="column-1">58</td>
  1174. <td class="column-2">Netherlands</td>
  1175. <td class="column-3">45.98</td>
  1176. </tr>
  1177. <tr class="row-60 even">
  1178. <td class="column-1">59</td>
  1179. <td class="column-2">South Africa</td>
  1180. <td class="column-3">45.54</td>
  1181. </tr>
  1182. <tr class="row-61 odd">
  1183. <td class="column-1">60</td>
  1184. <td class="column-2">Columbia</td>
  1185. <td class="column-3">45.41</td>
  1186. </tr>
  1187. <tr class="row-62 even">
  1188. <td class="column-1">61</td>
  1189. <td class="column-2">Cuba</td>
  1190. <td class="column-3">45.38</td>
  1191. </tr>
  1192. <tr class="row-63 odd">
  1193. <td class="column-1">62</td>
  1194. <td class="column-2">latvia</td>
  1195. <td class="column-3">45.31</td>
  1196. </tr>
  1197. <tr class="row-64 even">
  1198. <td class="column-1">63</td>
  1199. <td class="column-2">Saudi Arabia</td>
  1200. <td class="column-3">45.27</td>
  1201. </tr>
  1202. <tr class="row-65 odd">
  1203. <td class="column-1">64</td>
  1204. <td class="column-2">ethiopia</td>
  1205. <td class="column-3">44.91</td>
  1206. </tr>
  1207. <tr class="row-66 even">
  1208. <td class="column-1">65</td>
  1209. <td class="column-2">Morocco</td>
  1210. <td class="column-3">44.35</td>
  1211. </tr>
  1212. <tr class="row-67 odd">
  1213. <td class="column-1">66</td>
  1214. <td class="column-2">Hungary</td>
  1215. <td class="column-3">43.87</td>
  1216. </tr>
  1217. <tr class="row-68 even">
  1218. <td class="column-1">67</td>
  1219. <td class="column-2">Norway</td>
  1220. <td class="column-3">43.84</td>
  1221. </tr>
  1222. <tr class="row-69 odd">
  1223. <td class="column-1">68</td>
  1224. <td class="column-2">Romania</td>
  1225. <td class="column-3">43.83</td>
  1226. </tr>
  1227. <tr class="row-70 even">
  1228. <td class="column-1">69</td>
  1229. <td class="column-2">Sri Lanka</td>
  1230. <td class="column-3">43.33</td>
  1231. </tr>
  1232. <tr class="row-71 odd">
  1233. <td class="column-1">70</td>
  1234. <td class="column-2">tunisia</td>
  1235. <td class="column-3">42.77</td>
  1236. </tr>
  1237. <tr class="row-72 even">
  1238. <td class="column-1">71</td>
  1239. <td class="column-2">algeria</td>
  1240. <td class="column-3">42.39</td>
  1241. </tr>
  1242. <tr class="row-73 odd">
  1243. <td class="column-1">72</td>
  1244. <td class="column-2">Finland</td>
  1245. <td class="column-3">42.03</td>
  1246. </tr>
  1247. <tr class="row-74 even">
  1248. <td class="column-1">73</td>
  1249. <td class="column-2">Slovakia</td>
  1250. <td class="column-3">41.68</td>
  1251. </tr>
  1252. <tr class="row-75 odd">
  1253. <td class="column-1">74</td>
  1254. <td class="column-2">ukraine</td>
  1255. <td class="column-3">41.05</td>
  1256. </tr>
  1257. <tr class="row-76 even">
  1258. <td class="column-1">75</td>
  1259. <td class="column-2">paraguay</td>
  1260. <td class="column-3">41.01</td>
  1261. </tr>
  1262. <tr class="row-77 odd">
  1263. <td class="column-1">76</td>
  1264. <td class="column-2">oman</td>
  1265. <td class="column-3">40.87</td>
  1266. </tr>
  1267. <tr class="row-78 even">
  1268. <td class="column-1">77</td>
  1269. <td class="column-2">Philippines</td>
  1270. <td class="column-3">40.87</td>
  1271. </tr>
  1272. <tr class="row-79 odd">
  1273. <td class="column-1">78</td>
  1274. <td class="column-2">qatar</td>
  1275. <td class="column-3">40.46</td>
  1276. </tr>
  1277. <tr class="row-80 even">
  1278. <td class="column-1">79</td>
  1279. <td class="column-2">Nepal</td>
  1280. <td class="column-3">40</td>
  1281. </tr>
  1282. <tr class="row-81 odd">
  1283. <td class="column-1">80</td>
  1284. <td class="column-2">georgia</td>
  1285. <td class="column-3">39.7</td>
  1286. </tr>
  1287. </tbody>
  1288. </table>
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  1290. <p><strong>new zealand</strong>: New Zealand has dramatic landscapes and suitable locations that attract many working retirees. The country&#8217;s perfect combination of rainforest and rugged coastline makes it a hotspot for people from all over the world. Also, the quality of life in New Zealand is relatively peaceful and very relaxing. The country enjoys a warm climate and is full of stunning landscapes with braided rivers and picturesque fjords. Public health care in this country is also very low or free for all citizens, and people who want to enjoy their retirement can receive it for free.</p>
  1291. <p><strong>Luxembourg</strong>: Luxembourg is a small country on the European continent, but it&#8217;s also a haven for retirees. This country is ideal for enjoying a comfortable retirement due to easy payment factors. Luxembourg also has excellent medical facilities and a pleasant climate, making it a popular place for people to peacefully enjoy a second chance at life. Boasting a citizen-friendly environment, Luxembourg is perfect for living on a modest budget.</p>
  1292. <p><strong>Switzerland</strong>: Many people look forward to settling in Switzerland after finishing their jobs. This breathtaking location is best known for being simply gorgeous. You will also receive the highest quality medical care in the country, in addition to a very safe, friendly and clean social environment. Public transport in Switzerland is also relatively cheap, making it one of the most comfortable countries to retire to.</p>
  1293. <p><u> </u><strong>Canada</strong>: If you want to live a comfortable retirement, Canada is one of the best places for you. The country has a peaceful climate and ranks high on the World Peace Index. Canada is also considered to be one of the safest countries in which most people can live. Almost all citizens have major health insurance, so staying in Canada for the rest of your life can be beneficial in every way.</p>
  1294. <p><u> </u><strong>Australia: </strong>When it comes to choosing the ideal place to retire in comfort, Australia&#8217;s name quickly pops up on the list. Additionally, Australia is a wealthy country based on a market economy and has a peaceful environment where people can live comfortably. The country is also full of beautiful locations that are ideal places to stay in your retirement, such as Geraldton, Merimbula, the Gold Coast, and Queensland. In addition to the scenic location, low crime rates, low cost of living, favorable climate, and medical facilities are also factors that contribute to the country&#8217;s popularity.</p>
  1295. <p><strong>Spain:</strong> Spain is another one of the best places in the world to retire. This laid-back country is slowly gaining popularity as one of the expats&#8217; favorite retirement destinations. With its low cost of living and pleasant climate, Spain also has a cuisine that will resonate with all gastronomy lovers. Another big factor that makes this country one of the most popular countries for retirees is its many thriving locations and associated cultures. At the same time, Spain is a modern, first-world, EU member state with a long-standing and stable democracy. The second official language is English, and the entire country speaks it fluently.</p>
  1296. <p><strong>Portugal</strong>: Portugal is also a country that ranks highly on the World Peace Index. One of the safest countries in the world, Portugal is a country of natural beauty. Sandy beaches, a warm climate, and a rejuvenating environment make this country a top choice for expats. The country also has an immigrant-friendly tax system and offers health insurance to ease the transition. With so many cities to explore, Portugal is one of the best countries to retire to.</p>
  1297. <p>Detailed findings and methodology: Researchers at CEOWORLD magazine compiled, analyzed and compared 80 countries across 11 major categories to determine the rankings. These categories include the expat community, English speaking, healthcare, cost of living, affordability, tax ease, pleasant climate, ease of buying and owning real estate, visa and residency requirements, and government stability. These include gender, ease of assimilation. Each category was given a score out of 100 based on relevant research and reporting, which followed strict requirements for collecting and analyzing data to construct the rankings.</p>
  1298. <p>CEOWORLD magazine conducted a global survey in January and March 2024 with 126,000 participants. The study evaluated 11 major categories and, after balancing the data, he assigned each country a final overall score out of 100. The list of countries was determined by the editorial team. All data shown is for the most recent period available.  The margin of sampling error for the total sample of 126,000 respondents is plus or minus 1.2 percentage points. It is important to note that survey studies can have sources of error, such as coverage, nonresponse, and measurement error, that can affect the results.</p>
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  1356. <p>It is a widely known fact that almost everyone enjoys traveling. The idea of ​​discovering new, unexplored territory, with its rawness and mystery, appeals to the soul of every adventurer. This is where adventure tourism comes into play. However, not all of us are lucky enough to live in a country that offers numerous adventure options. However, when it comes to adventure tourism, there are some countries that fit this bill perfectly.</p>
  1357. <p>CEOWORLD magazine&#8217;s 2024 rankings have been announced <strong>Brazil is the best country in the world for adventure tourism</strong>, followed by Costa Rica in second place and Greece in third place. Argentina secured 4th place and Portugal took 5th place. Italy and New Zealand came in 6th and 7th place respectively. Spain, Indonesia and Norway occupy 8th, 9th and 10th place in the top 10 best countries for adventure tourism.</p>
  1358. <p>Brazil offers a wide range of adventurous activities, including extreme sports, hiking, and sea kayaking. It is considered a playground for adventure seekers.  CEOWORLD magazine analyzes and compares 44 countries across seven key categories, including adventure resources, safety, natural resources, infrastructure, cultural resources, adventure image/brand, and government policies that support sustainable development. did. As a result of their analysis, <strong>Global Adventure Tourism Development Index</strong>ranks the adventure tourism potential of each country based on sustainable tourism principles. The countries that best embody the spirit of adventure travel rank highest on this index.</p>
  1359. <p>According to the Global Adventure Tourism Development Index, hiking has become the most popular activity for adventure travelers. The adventure tourism industry is growing rapidly and is currently valued at approximately $321 billion annually. To collect data for the index, 120,000 readers were selected at random from magazine subscribers, primarily based in the United States. Participants reported that the most important aspects of adventure experiences include being in a natural environment, learning new things, having meaningful human experiences, and experiencing new cultures. .</p>
  1360. <p>15 of the most popular adventurous activities including rafting, kayaking, trekking, mountaineering, paragliding, water sports, bike tours, camel and yak safaris, mountain biking, hot air ballooning, ziplining, backpacking, skiing, scuba and more. Carefully selected. Enjoy diving, canoeing, and wildlife adventures in 44 countries.  Our 2024 Best Countries rankings highlight some countries that have an advantage in the adrenaline department. Although Brazil occupies the top spot, there are other places that are receiving equal attention in this regard.</p>
  1361. <h2 id="tablepress-491-name" class="tablepress-table-name tablepress-table-name-id-491">World&#8217;s best countries for adventure tourism, 2024</h2>
  1362. <table id="tablepress-491" class="tablepress tablepress-id-491 tablepress-responsive" aria-labelledby="tablepress-491-name">
  1363. <thead>
  1364. <tr class="row-1 odd">
  1365. <th class="column-1">rank</th>
  1366. <th class="column-2">Country</th>
  1367. <th class="column-3">competitive score</th>
  1368. </tr>
  1369. </thead>
  1370. <tbody class="row-hover">
  1371. <tr class="row-2 even">
  1372. <td class="column-1">1</td>
  1373. <td class="column-2">Brazil</td>
  1374. <td class="column-3">98.53</td>
  1375. </tr>
  1376. <tr class="row-3 odd">
  1377. <td class="column-1">2</td>
  1378. <td class="column-2">Costa Rica</td>
  1379. <td class="column-3">98.39</td>
  1380. </tr>
  1381. <tr class="row-4 even">
  1382. <td class="column-1">3</td>
  1383. <td class="column-2">Greece</td>
  1384. <td class="column-3">98.28</td>
  1385. </tr>
  1386. <tr class="row-5 odd">
  1387. <td class="column-1">Four</td>
  1388. <td class="column-2">Argentina</td>
  1389. <td class="column-3">95.71</td>
  1390. </tr>
  1391. <tr class="row-6 even">
  1392. <td class="column-1">Five</td>
  1393. <td class="column-2">Portugal</td>
  1394. <td class="column-3">95.26</td>
  1395. </tr>
  1396. <tr class="row-7 odd">
  1397. <td class="column-1">6</td>
  1398. <td class="column-2">Italy</td>
  1399. <td class="column-3">94.87</td>
  1400. </tr>
  1401. <tr class="row-8 even">
  1402. <td class="column-1">7</td>
  1403. <td class="column-2">new zealand</td>
  1404. <td class="column-3">93.85</td>
  1405. </tr>
  1406. <tr class="row-9 odd">
  1407. <td class="column-1">8</td>
  1408. <td class="column-2">Spain</td>
  1409. <td class="column-3">91.58</td>
  1410. </tr>
  1411. <tr class="row-10 even">
  1412. <td class="column-1">9</td>
  1413. <td class="column-2">Indonesia</td>
  1414. <td class="column-3">90.95</td>
  1415. </tr>
  1416. <tr class="row-11 odd">
  1417. <td class="column-1">Ten</td>
  1418. <td class="column-2">Norway</td>
  1419. <td class="column-3">90.86</td>
  1420. </tr>
  1421. <tr class="row-12 even">
  1422. <td class="column-1">11</td>
  1423. <td class="column-2">South Africa</td>
  1424. <td class="column-3">89.96</td>
  1425. </tr>
  1426. <tr class="row-13 odd">
  1427. <td class="column-1">12</td>
  1428. <td class="column-2">Iceland</td>
  1429. <td class="column-3">89.43</td>
  1430. </tr>
  1431. <tr class="row-14 even">
  1432. <td class="column-1">13</td>
  1433. <td class="column-2">Australia</td>
  1434. <td class="column-3">88.38</td>
  1435. </tr>
  1436. <tr class="row-15 odd">
  1437. <td class="column-1">14</td>
  1438. <td class="column-2">Bolivia</td>
  1439. <td class="column-3">87.35</td>
  1440. </tr>
  1441. <tr class="row-16 even">
  1442. <td class="column-1">15</td>
  1443. <td class="column-2">Ireland</td>
  1444. <td class="column-3">87.08</td>
  1445. </tr>
  1446. <tr class="row-17 odd">
  1447. <td class="column-1">16</td>
  1448. <td class="column-2">Canada</td>
  1449. <td class="column-3">87</td>
  1450. </tr>
  1451. <tr class="row-18 even">
  1452. <td class="column-1">17</td>
  1453. <td class="column-2">Belgium</td>
  1454. <td class="column-3">86.49</td>
  1455. </tr>
  1456. <tr class="row-19 odd">
  1457. <td class="column-1">18</td>
  1458. <td class="column-2">Finland</td>
  1459. <td class="column-3">85.32</td>
  1460. </tr>
  1461. <tr class="row-20 even">
  1462. <td class="column-1">19</td>
  1463. <td class="column-2">Switzerland</td>
  1464. <td class="column-3">84.27</td>
  1465. </tr>
  1466. <tr class="row-21 odd">
  1467. <td class="column-1">20</td>
  1468. <td class="column-2">Austria</td>
  1469. <td class="column-3">83.8</td>
  1470. </tr>
  1471. <tr class="row-22 even">
  1472. <td class="column-1">twenty one</td>
  1473. <td class="column-2">Denmark</td>
  1474. <td class="column-3">83.69</td>
  1475. </tr>
  1476. <tr class="row-23 odd">
  1477. <td class="column-1">twenty two</td>
  1478. <td class="column-2">America</td>
  1479. <td class="column-3">83.66</td>
  1480. </tr>
  1481. <tr class="row-24 even">
  1482. <td class="column-1">twenty three</td>
  1483. <td class="column-2">France</td>
  1484. <td class="column-3">82.71</td>
  1485. </tr>
  1486. <tr class="row-25 odd">
  1487. <td class="column-1">twenty four</td>
  1488. <td class="column-2">India</td>
  1489. <td class="column-3">81.52</td>
  1490. </tr>
  1491. <tr class="row-26 even">
  1492. <td class="column-1">twenty five</td>
  1493. <td class="column-2">Sweden</td>
  1494. <td class="column-3">81.27</td>
  1495. </tr>
  1496. <tr class="row-27 odd">
  1497. <td class="column-1">26</td>
  1498. <td class="column-2">United Arab Emirates,</td>
  1499. <td class="column-3">81.01</td>
  1500. </tr>
  1501. <tr class="row-28 even">
  1502. <td class="column-1">27</td>
  1503. <td class="column-2">Germany</td>
  1504. <td class="column-3">79.16</td>
  1505. </tr>
  1506. <tr class="row-29 odd">
  1507. <td class="column-1">28</td>
  1508. <td class="column-2">England</td>
  1509. <td class="column-3">78.99</td>
  1510. </tr>
  1511. <tr class="row-30 even">
  1512. <td class="column-1">29</td>
  1513. <td class="column-2">Netherlands</td>
  1514. <td class="column-3">78.83</td>
  1515. </tr>
  1516. <tr class="row-31 odd">
  1517. <td class="column-1">30</td>
  1518. <td class="column-2">latvia</td>
  1519. <td class="column-3">78.79</td>
  1520. </tr>
  1521. <tr class="row-32 even">
  1522. <td class="column-1">31</td>
  1523. <td class="column-2">estonia</td>
  1524. <td class="column-3">78.74</td>
  1525. </tr>
  1526. <tr class="row-33 odd">
  1527. <td class="column-1">32</td>
  1528. <td class="column-2">Czech Republic</td>
  1529. <td class="column-3">78.66</td>
  1530. </tr>
  1531. <tr class="row-34 even">
  1532. <td class="column-1">33</td>
  1533. <td class="column-2">Poland</td>
  1534. <td class="column-3">78.27</td>
  1535. </tr>
  1536. <tr class="row-35 odd">
  1537. <td class="column-1">34</td>
  1538. <td class="column-2">Hungary</td>
  1539. <td class="column-3">78.16</td>
  1540. </tr>
  1541. <tr class="row-36 even">
  1542. <td class="column-1">35</td>
  1543. <td class="column-2">Japan</td>
  1544. <td class="column-3">77.74</td>
  1545. </tr>
  1546. <tr class="row-37 odd">
  1547. <td class="column-1">36</td>
  1548. <td class="column-2">Columbia</td>
  1549. <td class="column-3">77.53</td>
  1550. </tr>
  1551. <tr class="row-38 even">
  1552. <td class="column-1">37</td>
  1553. <td class="column-2">Mexico</td>
  1554. <td class="column-3">76.74</td>
  1555. </tr>
  1556. <tr class="row-39 odd">
  1557. <td class="column-1">38</td>
  1558. <td class="column-2">Thailand</td>
  1559. <td class="column-3">76.6</td>
  1560. </tr>
  1561. <tr class="row-40 even">
  1562. <td class="column-1">39</td>
  1563. <td class="column-2">Sri Lanka</td>
  1564. <td class="column-3">76.41</td>
  1565. </tr>
  1566. <tr class="row-41 odd">
  1567. <td class="column-1">40</td>
  1568. <td class="column-2">turkey</td>
  1569. <td class="column-3">76.38</td>
  1570. </tr>
  1571. <tr class="row-42 even">
  1572. <td class="column-1">41</td>
  1573. <td class="column-2">tunisia</td>
  1574. <td class="column-3">75.32</td>
  1575. </tr>
  1576. <tr class="row-43 odd">
  1577. <td class="column-1">42</td>
  1578. <td class="column-2">South Korea</td>
  1579. <td class="column-3">75.02</td>
  1580. </tr>
  1581. <tr class="row-44 even">
  1582. <td class="column-1">43</td>
  1583. <td class="column-2">Malaysia</td>
  1584. <td class="column-3">74.21</td>
  1585. </tr>
  1586. <tr class="row-45 odd">
  1587. <td class="column-1">44</td>
  1588. <td class="column-2">Nepal</td>
  1589. <td class="column-3">73.07</td>
  1590. </tr>
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  1594. <p><strong>Brazil (1st place)</strong>: This South American country has secured the top spot for the fifth year in a row. Brazil, one of the largest countries on the continent, is<strong>Carnival of Rio,</strong>” is an adventure activity in itself. He has one of the biggest waterfalls. <em>iguazu,</em> and like a wetland <em>pantanal</em>, Brazil is also home to the Amazon Basin, known as the world&#8217;s mightiest rainforest.Other popular adventures for adventure buffs will also be joined by boat <em>iguazu falls</em>Enjoy a dune buggy ride at <em>Natal</em>snorkeling <em>Fernando de Noronha.</em></p>
  1595. <p><strong>Costa Rica (2nd place)</strong>: Although Costa Rice is small, it has a reputation for being rich in adventure attractions. The total area of ​​the country reaches 19,730 square miles, but people come from all over the world to enjoy adrenaline-pumping activities. Ziplining, hot air balloon rides, racing through rapids, paddleboarding in Lake Arenal, climbing through jungle terrain, the country promises plenty of activities to satisfy the wanderlust&#8217;s soul. .</p>
  1596. <p><strong>Greece (3rd place)</strong>: Greece is the epitome of beauty! With over 6,000 islands within its borders, the country boasts approximately over 8,000 miles of coastline. Aside from its pearly white beaches, tranquil villages, and gorgeous buildings that take center stage, the country also offers adventure activities for travelers. Slide down Samothrace&#8217;s waterfalls, climb Kalymnos or prepare for mountain biking on Thasos. No adventure trip is complete without visiting Greece.</p>
  1597. <p><strong>Argentina (4th place)</strong>: If you are an adventurous person, Argentina is a country you should never miss. Endless landscapes change with every step, from wild tundra to snow-capped mountains and emerald lakes to ice fields. Argentina is also renowned for its many adventure activities, from fly-fishing in Patagonia to skiing on private islands like Francis Mallmann, who took the top spot.</p>
  1598. <p><strong>Portugal</strong> <strong>(5th place):</strong> Portugal has come a long way since the starting point of explorers like Columbus. This country offers many opportunities for adventure enthusiasts due to its geographical location. Touted as a favorite of travelers around the world, any adventure lover can try a variety of activities, including whale watching in the Azores, horseback riding in the Alentejo, and surfing at Guincho Beach.</p>
  1599. <p><strong>Italy (6th place)</strong>: There are few places in the world with such intense beauty as Italy. From the mountain peaks to the winding roads of Tuscany, Italy is surrounded by nature on all sides. Many people enjoy rock climbing in San Pellegrino, while scuba diving is also a popular adventure spot in San Frutsso.</p>
  1600. <p><strong>New Zealand (7th place)</strong>: New Zealand is another name that occupies the top spot when it comes to adventure. This island nation has stunning landscapes filled with all kinds of adventure activities. From spotting kiwi to carving whitewater rafting in the North Island, exploring the Waitomo Caves and bungee jumping in Queensland, you name the adrenaline-fueled sport this country is sure to offer. The first man to climb Mount Everest, the man who “invented” bungee jumping, the invention of zorbing – don’t ask me why all these crazy ideas came from New Zealand. But if you&#8217;re into this sort of thing, New Zealand is the place to go.</p>
  1601. <p><strong>Spain</strong> <strong>(8th place)</strong>: This beautiful European country was purpose-built for adventure. With its secluded beaches and more than ten national parks, Spain is one of the continent&#8217;s hidden treasures. Whether it&#8217;s exploring volcanoes or exploring the Canary Islands, this country offers adventurous surprises for all wanderlust lovers. These countries score high in the world wanderlust adventure rankings because of the various benefits they offer.</p>
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  1655. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Specialty Coffee Expo brought coffee and competition to McCormick Place all weekend long, a corporate conference dedicated to beans, brewing, and everything in between. The convention floor featured vendors from around the world representing all aspects of coffee, and on Saturday also served as a battleground for the world&#8217;s most sophisticated palettes and sophisticated [...]]]></description>
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  1659. <p>Specialty Coffee Expo brought coffee and competition to McCormick Place all weekend long, a corporate conference dedicated to beans, brewing, and everything in between.</p>
  1660. <p>The convention floor featured vendors from around the world representing all aspects of coffee, and on Saturday also served as a battleground for the world&#8217;s most sophisticated palettes and sophisticated pours.</p>
  1661. <p>Since 2000, the World Coffee Championships (or &#8220;Coffee Olympics&#8221; as the organizers call it) has featured a variety of Javanese equestrian competitions, including tasting, brewing and latte art.</p>
  1662. <p>This was the first time Chicago hosted Café Throwdown and one of its famous competitions, the World Cup Taster Championship. </p>
  1663. <p>A caffeinated crowd gathered early in the day to watch as contestants tried to choose the odd cup from three of a set of eight coffees within 10 minutes.</p>
  1664. <p>Eric Jara Davila, Peru&#8217;s national champion as of November, competed in his first international tournament, competing against tasters from as far away as Hong Kong and Poland.</p>
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  1669. </picture>
  1670. <div class="Figure-content"><figcaption class="Figure-caption">
  1671. <p>Eric Jara Davila, Peru&#8217;s national champion in coffee tasting, holds up a blue-bottomed cup to correctly guess which one was the odd one out during the World Cup Taster Championship at the Specialty Coffee Expo on Saturday. .</p>
  1672. </figcaption><span class="line"/></div>
  1673. </figure></div>
  1674. </p></div>
  1675. <p>Jara Davila works in logistics between coffee farmers and companies, which inspired her to taste more coffee to better understand the industry. That led him to compete and eventually train eight hours a day, which included limiting his diet to mostly water and salt-free soups.</p>
  1676. <p>&#8220;A friend told me that if you want to sell coffee, you need to know how it tastes,&#8221; Jara Davila told the Sun-Times.</p>
  1677. <p>More than 40 contestants had been whittled down to 16 on Saturday. Jara Dávila said she was nervous after the last two cups, and attributed it to the fact that she practiced primarily with Peruvian coffee rather than drinks made from beans from other parts of the world. Ta.</p>
  1678. <p>Although he was able to finish his selection within five minutes, he missed two of the cups and could have jeopardized his ticket to the next round.</p>
  1679. <p>&#8220;I&#8217;m proud to represent my country,&#8221; Jara Davila said as he awaited the results.  “I don’t know if I’ll make it to the next round, but I’m happy to be here.”</p>
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  1683.        <picture data-crop="large-2x1-notfixed"><source type="image/webp" width="840" height="610" data-srcset="https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/db4efde/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/840x610!/format/webp/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg 1x,https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/233b251/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/1680x1220!/format/webp/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg 2x" data-lazy-load="true" srcset="data:image/svg+xml;base64,PHN2ZyB4bWxucz0iaHR0cDovL3d3dy53My5vcmcvMjAwMC9zdmciIHZlcnNpb249IjEuMSIgaGVpZ2h0PSI2MTBweCIgd2lkdGg9Ijg0MHB4Ij48L3N2Zz4="/><source width="840" height="610" data-srcset="https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/42fb13f/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/840x610!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg" data-lazy-load="true" srcset="data:image/svg+xml;base64,PHN2ZyB4bWxucz0iaHR0cDovL3d3dy53My5vcmcvMjAwMC9zdmciIHZlcnNpb249IjEuMSIgaGVpZ2h0PSI2MTBweCIgd2lkdGg9Ijg0MHB4Ij48L3N2Zz4="/><img decoding="async" class="Image" alt="At the Specialty Coffee Expo on Saturday, Terry Tse, a Hong Kong representative contestant in the World Cup Tasters Championship, showed an incorrect guess as to which cup was the odd one, and said that the white-bottomed coffee I grimaced as I lifted the cup." srcset="https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/42fb13f/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/840x610!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg 1x,https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/5f58bad/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/1680x1220!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg 2x" width="840" height="610" src="https://cst.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/42fb13f/2147483647/strip/true/crop/5504x4000+0+0/resize/840x610!/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fchorus-production-cst-web.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com%2Fbrightspot%2F43%2Fa5%2F37bc0e63405a90997d9e0946a3f5%2Fdsc-0428.jpg" data-lazy-load="true" bad-src="data:image/svg+xml;base64,PHN2ZyB4bWxucz0iaHR0cDovL3d3dy53My5vcmcvMjAwMC9zdmciIHZlcnNpb249IjEuMSIgaGVpZ2h0PSI2MTBweCIgd2lkdGg9Ijg0MHB4Ij48L3N2Zz4="/></p>
  1684. </picture>
  1685. <div class="Figure-content"><figcaption class="Figure-caption">
  1686. <p>At the Specialty Coffee Expo on Saturday, Terry Tse, a Hong Kong representative contestant in the World Cup Tasters Championship, showed an incorrect guess as to which cup was the odd one, and said that the white-bottomed coffee I grimaced as I lifted the cup.</p>
  1687. </figcaption><span class="line"/></div>
  1688. </figure></div>
  1689. </p></div>
  1690. <h3>bean art</h3>
  1691. <p>On the other side of the convention hall, a different kind of competition was taking place.</p>
  1692. <p>Bill Alameda, production manager at Washington-based Astra Manufacturing Co., spent much of a Saturday afternoon standing next to his company&#8217;s espresso maker, scouting other companies&#8217; products and discovering their innovations. He said he often goes around conventions to see how it fits. It comes off the production line.</p>
  1693. <p>He said these practices are important for an evolving industry.</p>
  1694. <p>&#8220;Coffee isn&#8217;t just coffee anymore. It&#8217;s become an art, and people are trying to put that art into machines,&#8221; Alameda said.  &#8220;It&#8217;s just a matter of finding the next niche market and seeing if we can develop it before the next talent. &#8230;Maybe that&#8217;s the next big thing.&#8221;</p>
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  1699. </picture>
  1700. <div class="Figure-content"><figcaption class="Figure-caption">
  1701. <p>An automatic drip coffee machine from South Korean company Irhea that changes temperatures during different parts of the brewing process is on display at the Specialty Coffee Expo at McCormick Place on Saturday.</p>
  1702. </figcaption><span class="line"/></div>
  1703. </figure></div>
  1704. </p></div>
  1705. <p>Budding local entrepreneurs also got a taste, including North Central College&#8217;s Coffee Lab, a bagged coffee business run by professors and students. The company set up a booth at this year&#8217;s convention for the first time.</p>
  1706. <p>The program began as a fundraiser for a student organization, but turned into a full-fledged business that takes college students on a trip to Guatemala, where students see a business &#8220;from growing coffee to reaching the consumer.&#8221; , said the North Central accounting professor and professor. Lab co-founder Jerry Talman.</p>
  1707. <p>“We focus on entrepreneurship, understanding our suppliers and the environment in which we work,” Thalman said.  “It feels like I have the opportunity to go on an excursion every day.”</p>
  1708. <p>Justin Symbol, a graduate student assistant with the group, said the project changed the way he looks at running a business.</p>
  1709. <p>“This project had a huge impact on my academic career,” Symbol said.  “Students can really apply what they learn in the classroom to real business situations.”</p>
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  1714. </picture>
  1715. <div class="Figure-content"><figcaption class="Figure-caption">
  1716. <p>North Central University graduate student Justin Symbol (left) and North Central University accounting professor Jerry Talman speak at the university&#8217;s Coffee Lab booth at the Specialty Coffee Expo on Saturday.</p>
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  1742. <title>Alexander Isaac has the talent to become one of the best players in the world</title>
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  1749. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Newcastle upon Tyne, England &#8211; April 13: Newcastle United&#8217;s Alexander Isak celebrates scoring a goal &#8230; [+] The team&#8217;s third goal in the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur, played on April 13, 2024, at St. James Park in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by Joe Prior/Visionhaus, Getty Images) Vision House/Getty [...]]]></description>
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  1754. <p class="color-body light-text">Newcastle upon Tyne, England &#8211; April 13: Newcastle United&#8217;s Alexander Isak celebrates scoring a goal <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    The team&#8217;s third goal in the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur, played on April 13, 2024, at St. James Park in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.  (Photo by Joe Prior/Visionhaus, Getty Images)</span></p>
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  1756. <p>Tottenham Hotspur had no way of stopping Alexander Isak. Mickey van de Ven certainly wasn&#8217;t. The Dutch centre-back was embarrassed by the Magpies&#8217; emphatic 4-0 win as the Newcastle United striker twisted his opponent and scored twice. This was a look back at Newcastle&#8217;s play last season.</p>
  1757. <p>The 2023/24 campaign has been a challenging one for the St James Park side. Newcastle were eliminated from the Champions League at the exit stage and failed to make it past the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup and FA Cup.at the premiere<fbs-ticker data-name="PINC" data-href="https://www.forbes.com/companies/premier" data-type="stock"><br />
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  1759. </fbs-ticker> In the league, Eddie Howe&#8217;s side are nowhere near the top four they finished last season.</p>
  1760. <p>Still, Isaac Newcastle boasts one of the best young centre-forwards in European football. He has the talent to turn around the Magpies&#8217; fortunes between now and the end of May. Isak&#8217;s performance in Saturday&#8217;s win over Tottenham proved he can be a top-class striker.</p>
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  1762. <p class="color-body light-text">Newcastle United&#8217;s English head coach Eddie Howe (left) talks to Newcastle United&#8217;s Swedish striker #14 <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    Alexander Isak (right) during the UEFA Champions League first round Group F soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Newcastle United at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris on November 28, 2023.  (Photo by: Bertrand GUAY/AFP) (Photo by: BERTRAND GUAY/AFP, Getty Images)</span></p>
  1763. <p></fbs-accordion><small>AFP (via Getty Images)</small></figcaption></figure>
  1764. <p><fbs-ad position="inread" progressive="" ad-id="article-0-inread" aria-hidden="true" role="presentation"/></p>
  1765. <p>&#8220;For me, he&#8217;s a lot of fun to work with. There&#8217;s a lot of aspects to his game that we can explore and improve on,&#8221; Howe said.  &#8220;First and foremost, he has the undeniable quality of wanting to score, needing to score. That&#8217;s a great trait for any striker. But he also plays for the team, he plays for himself. It&#8217;s rare that he doesn&#8217;t. You see him connecting plays and doing not only what he needs to do, but what the team needs.&#8221;</p>
  1766. <p>Signed from Real Sociedad in August 2022 for £60m, Isak embodies the transfer strategy that has propelled Newcastle United up the Premier League table over the past two seasons. His potential was clear in La Liga, but the Magpies gave him the platform to reach the next level of development. Newcastle did the same with Sven Botman, Anthony Gordon and Bruno Guimarães.</p>
  1767. <figure class="embed-base image-embed embed-2" role="presentation"><figcaption><fbs-accordion class="expandable" current="-1"></p>
  1768. <p class="color-body light-text">Newcastle upon Tyne, England &#8211; April 13: Alexander Isaac of Newcastle United controls the ball <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    Broadcast during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur on April 13, 2024, at St. James Park in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.  (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images) (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)</span></p>
  1769. <p></fbs-accordion><small>Getty Images</small></figcaption></figure>
  1770. <p>Newcastle United are at a crossroads this summer. Sporting director Dan Ashworth has been put on gardening duty and wants to leave for Manchester United. Howe, meanwhile, has some doubts after a difficult season and Newcastle are likely to finish outside of the European qualification spots.</p>
  1771. <p>Newcastle&#8217;s owners may feel a change of direction is needed, but the club would be foolish to deviate from the strategy that led to signing Isak. He is the magpies&#8217; guiding light. He&#8217;s the kind of player Newcastle need to find more of, but that could be difficult. Isaac could become one of the best players in the world.</p>
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  1774. <br /><a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/grahamruthven/2024/04/14/alexander-isak-has-the-talent-to-become-one-of-the-worlds-best/">Source link </a></p>
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  1778. <title>The world&#8217;s best tequila — according to the 2024 London Spirits Competition</title>
  1779. <link>https://321journal.com/the-worlds-best-tequila-according-to-the-2024-london-spirits-competition/</link>
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  1781. <pubDate>Sun, 14 Apr 2024 08:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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  1784.  
  1785. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Cielto Reserve Collection Añejo wins top prize at London Spirits Competition 2024 Photo illustration: Brad Jaffe The London Spirits Competition recently published its annual results on the best booze to buy across all major categories. The competition, now in its seventh year, evaluates participants based on quality, value, and value. and exterior. According to [...]]]></description>
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  1789. <figure class="embed-base image-embed embed-0" role="presentation"><figcaption><fbs-accordion></p>
  1790. <p class="color-body light-text">Cielto Reserve Collection Añejo wins top prize at London Spirits Competition 2024</p>
  1791. <p></fbs-accordion><small>Photo illustration: Brad Jaffe</small></figcaption></figure>
  1792. <p>The London Spirits Competition recently published its annual results on the best booze to buy across all major categories.  The competition, now in its seventh year, evaluates participants based on quality, value, and value. <em>and</em> exterior. According to the company&#8217;s website, the company selects and spotlights &#8220;brands that consumers really want to buy and that have clear market value for buyers,&#8221; a hallmark of the competitive industrial complex. It is said to be a clear departure from the crowded situation.</p>
  1793. <p>Considering this rubric, it&#8217;s nothing short of amazing that LSC&#8217;s professional taste experts chose a $250 bottle as the best tequila on show in that particular category. This is the suggested retail price for the Grand Prize winning Reserve Collection Añejo by Cielto.the fact that it constitutes <em>value</em>, the fact that you can find so much great anejo for a fifth of the price speaks volumes about how sensational the judges found it. So let&#8217;s pour a little from that gorgeous faceted decanter and see what makes the actual liquid inside so special.</p>
  1794. <p>To summarize, Añejo Tequila must spend 1-3 years in barrels before being bottled. The overwhelming majority of wines on shelves today are aged in former bourbon barrels. Sielto instead opted to age it in French Limousin oak for 18 months. It&#8217;s an expensive container by comparison, but you pay for the added complexity of the final product. Instead of the usual one-dimensional caramel notes, this is a sophisticated composition with hints of toffee, toasted wood spice, and hazelnut.</p>
  1795. <p>This release has won numerous awards over the past few years in contests from San Diego to continental Europe. Overall, the judges noted the impressive placement of warming aromatics that help emphasize the delicate elements on the palate. It remains familiar, yet complex. It&#8217;s a difficult balancing act to pull off.</p>
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  1797. <p>According to its website, Cielto is the most awarded tequila on the planet. Given the sheer volume of recent awards, it would be virtually impossible to substantiate such a claim.But what? <em>we</em> What we can say for sure is that this liquid comes from NOM 1146, a well-respected tequila operation in the lowlands of Jalisco. Spirits from this particular appellation tend to have more herbal and peppery aromas than spirits from the highlands, which are mineral, fruity and floral.</p>
  1798. <p>And this may be the real secret sauce of this famous expression. The grassy elements of the underlying spirit are expertly expressed in the hands of a skilled tequillero, finding the ideal complement in the rich raw material of French barrels. It is difficult to determine where the distillate influence ends and the barrel increase begins.</p>
  1799. <p>The snug fit of these gloves gives off an unmistakable sense of elegance. At least if you ask the judges at the London Spirits Competition, even $250 per bottle would be considered good value. There&#8217;s still plenty to say about other spirits, across a total of 29 different categories. You can see the complete list here.</p>
  1800. <figure class="embed-base image-embed embed-2" role="presentation"><figcaption><fbs-accordion class="expandable" current="-1"></p>
  1801. <p class="color-body light-text">Jimador (a person who works with agave plants) holds an agave pineapple in his hand in a tequila field, <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    July 23, 2021, in the middle of International Tequila Day, in Jalisco, Mexico.  (Photo by Ulises Ruiz/AFP) (Photo by Ulises Ruiz/AFP via Getty Images)</span></p>
  1802. <p></fbs-accordion><small>AFP (via Getty Images)</small></figcaption></figure>
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  1809. <title>The World&#8217;s Best Bourbon &#8211; According to the 2024 London Spirits Competition</title>
  1810. <link>https://321journal.com/the-worlds-best-bourbon-according-to-the-2024-london-spirits-competition/</link>
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  1812. <pubDate>Sat, 13 Apr 2024 10:06:18 +0000</pubDate>
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  1815.  
  1816. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Charles Goodnight Bourbon was named the 2024 London Spirits Straight Bourbon of the Year. &#8230; [+] competition. Photo illustration: Brad Jaffe The results of the 2024 London Spirits Competition have been announced, and they contain some major surprises. One of Europe&#8217;s most prestigious tasting events, his annual judging brings together 40 of his distinguished [...]]]></description>
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  1821. <p class="color-body light-text">Charles Goodnight Bourbon was named the 2024 London Spirits Straight Bourbon of the Year. <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    competition.</span></p>
  1822. <p></fbs-accordion><small>Photo illustration: Brad Jaffe</small></figcaption></figure>
  1823. <p>The results of the 2024 London Spirits Competition have been announced, and they contain some major surprises. One of Europe&#8217;s most prestigious tasting events, his annual judging brings together 40 of his distinguished palates from all sectors of the alcohol industry. Across a total of 29 different categories, what they certify as the best of the best can provide a huge boost for brands, especially emerging craft suppliers.</p>
  1824. <p>Today we&#8217;re taking a closer look at what they named the Best Straight Bourbon of the Year: Charles Goodnight Bourbon, produced by Foley Family Wines.</p>
  1825. <p>If you were expecting something from Kentucky, it&#8217;s understandable.After all, the Bluegrass State <em>do</em> It accounts for almost 95% of total bourbon production. But hold on to your cowboy hats, folks. Because this one comes from the heart of Texas.A private distillery (or <em>distillery</em>) Charles Goodnight is a high rye expression, aged for six years and bottled at a flavorful 115 proof.</p>
  1826. <p>It&#8217;s an unapologetically aggressive pour, but with that heat comes great flavor. namely dark roast coffee, s&#8217;mores, and molasses. There&#8217;s also a complex finish to ponder, a long adventure in which the aforementioned sweet elements are resolved with oak spice.</p>
  1827. <p><fbs-ad position="inread" progressive="" ad-id="article-0-inread" aria-hidden="true" role="presentation"/></p>
  1828. <p>Apparently, the London judges were fascinated by this complexity. And you&#8217;ve probably even added a drop or two of room temperature water to your glass to accentuate everything. In my experience, this is the drum that benefits from such manipulation.</p>
  1829. <figure class="embed-base image-embed embed-1" role="presentation"><figcaption><fbs-accordion class="expandable" current="-1"></p>
  1830. <p class="color-body light-text">Las Vegas, NV &#8211; June 17: Owner Bill Foley celebrates with victory parade and rally <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    Vegas Golden Knights on the Las Vegas Strip on June 17, 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada.  (Photo by David Becker/NHLI via Getty Images)</span></p>
  1831. <p></fbs-accordion><small>NHLI (via Getty Images)</small></figcaption></figure>
  1832. <p>The London Spirits honor marks another major victory for brand founder Bill Foley. He named the whiskey after his great-uncle, a prominent 19th century Texas rancher. He also happens to be the owner of his NHL team, the Vegas Golden Knights, who won the Stanley Cup last June, just six years after breaking into the league.</p>
  1833. <p>Foley owns award-winning wineries in Oregon, California and Martinborough, New Zealand. And not far from the wine region, the famous Kiwi also runs a country estate, Wharekauhau, famous for Relais &#038; Chateaux Lodge. Therefore, he is used to receiving praise for his achievements. In fact, in his next project he will probably want to build a bigger trophy room.</p>
  1834. <p>But he&#8217;s not the only big winner here. This marks another notable moment in Texas whiskey&#8217;s meteoric rise.  This subcategory, which was virtually non-existent 15 years ago, has risen through the ranks and established itself as one of the most admired producing regions in the United States. This liquid has gained fans with a flavor profile as big and bold as its state representative. So pay attention to your space. And keep an eye out for my column in the coming days about more big winners of the 2024 London Spirits Competition.</p>
  1835. <figure class="embed-base image-embed embed-2" role="presentation"><figcaption><fbs-accordion class="expandable" current="-1"></p>
  1836. <p class="color-body light-text">Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017, a sign marking the whiskey distillery at Bayou Wildlife Park. <span class="plus" data-ga-track="caption expand">&#8230; [+]</span><span class="expanded-caption">    Galveston County.  (Steve Gonzales/Houston Chronicle) (Photo by Steve Gonzales/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)</span></p>
  1837. <p></fbs-accordion><small>Houston Chronicle (via Getty Imag)</small></figcaption></figure>
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  1840. <br /><a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradjaphe/2024/04/13/the-worlds-best-bourbon-according-to-the-2024-london-spirits-competition/">Source link </a></p>
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  1844. <title>Naira becomes the world&#8217;s best-performing currency, rising to nearly 1,000 naira per dollar after 3 days</title>
  1845. <link>https://321journal.com/naira-becomes-the-worlds-best-performing-currency-rising-to-nearly-1000-naira-per-dollar-after-3-days/</link>
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  1847. <pubDate>Fri, 12 Apr 2024 17:26:18 +0000</pubDate>
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  1850.  
  1851. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] At the start of trading on Friday, after a three-day holiday, the dollar was selling at 1,125 Nera to the dollar. Traders said there was an anomaly in trading volumes during the holiday season. Goldman Sachs predicted that the naira will continue to appreciate on the official market in the coming days Legit.ng journalist [...]]]></description>
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  1854. <div data-io-article-url="https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/money/1587559-naira-worlds-performing-currency-rebounds-3-days-n1000dollar/">
  1855. <ul>
  1856. <li><strong>At the start of trading on Friday, after a three-day holiday, the dollar was selling at 1,125 Nera to the dollar.</strong></li>
  1857. <li><strong>Traders said there was an anomaly in trading volumes during the holiday season. </strong></li>
  1858. <li><strong>Goldman Sachs predicted that the naira will continue to appreciate on the official market in the coming days</strong></li>
  1859. </ul>
  1860. <p class="align-left"><i>Legit.ng journalist Zainab Iwayemi has over three years of experience covering economics, technology and capital markets.</i></p>
  1861. <p class="align-left">On Friday, April 12, 2024, after the three-day holiday, $1 was sold for 1,125 naira on the street, indicating a gradual decline in demand.</p>
  1862. <figure class="article-image"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="article-image__picture" src="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/e3ef58ee565f9bb6.png?imwidth=900" srcset="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/e3ef58ee565f9bb6.png?imwidth=250 250w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/e3ef58ee565f9bb6.png?imwidth=360 360w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/e3ef58ee565f9bb6.png?imwidth=430 430w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/e3ef58ee565f9bb6.png?imwidth=720 720w" width="900" height="450" alt="Naira continues to make profits" title="Naira continues to make profits" sizes="(max-width: 1021px) calc(100vw - 2 * 13px), (max-width: 1400px) calc((100vw - 2 * 20px - 2 * 20px) / 2), 800px"/><figcaption class="article-image__caption">Some traders expect the value of the naira to exceed N1,120 to the dollar. Photo credit: Liubomyr Vorona<br />Source: Getty Images</figcaption></figure>
  1863. <p class="align-left">The currency was flat from its closing price of 1,120 naira on Thursday, April 11, based on information provided by a number of traders who said trading volumes were volatile during the holiday period.</p>
  1864. <p class="align-left">Transactions occurred sporadically as banks were closed for public holidays, which caused fluctuations in market rates. </p>
  1865. <div class="post__read-also c-article-read-also"><img decoding="async" class="c-article-read-also__image" src="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/9a7e1c53777efd33.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256" sizes="256px" srcset="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/9a7e1c53777efd33.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/9a7e1c53777efd33.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=512"/></p>
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  1867. <p class="c-article-read-also__headline-wrapper"><span class="c-article-read-also__headline-hover-inner">CBN lowers import duty rate following ban on foreign currency collateral for Naira loans</span></p>
  1868. </div>
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  1872. <p class="align-left">Traders stressed that the prices quoted during the holiday were not indicative of the overall state of the market due to low trading volumes.</p>
  1873. <blockquote><p>    “We buy at N1,120 or N1,115 to the dollar and sell at N1,130 or N1,125 to the dollar,” a trader at the Lagos Airport explained to Business Day on Friday.</p></blockquote>
  1874. <h2>naira continues to rise</h2>
  1875. <p class="align-left">Some traders expect the value of the naira to exceed N1,120 per dollar as a result of increased dollar inflows into the market following the implementation of certain exchange rate policy measures by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). </p>
  1876. <p class="align-left">Goldman Sachs believes the naira will continue to soar to record highs. </p>
  1877. <p class="align-left">Analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the naira could extend its gains in official markets in the coming days, assuming officials stick to their course.</p>
  1878. <div class="post__read-also c-article-read-also"><img decoding="async" class="c-article-read-also__image" src="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/ca9e8157713036c9.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256" sizes="256px" srcset="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/ca9e8157713036c9.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/ca9e8157713036c9.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=512"/></p>
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  1881. </div>
  1882. <blockquote><p>&#8220;This could probably be done further. This transition could be extended to 1,000 people or even less than 1,000 people.&#8221; </p></blockquote>
  1883. <p class="align-left">Goldman&#8217;s Andrew Matheny said in an interview. </p>
  1884. <p class="align-left">&#8220;It&#8217;s been six weeks since Goldman called in February, and they continue to hold the line, which is encouraging,&#8221; he said.</p>
  1885. <p class="align-left">Meanwhile, the naira opened at N1,230/$ on Friday, making it the world&#8217;s best-performing currency this month, according to FMDQ stock exchange data. </p>
  1886. <p class="align-left">Following a 14% rise in March, the naira increased in value by 12% against the US dollar in April. </p>
  1887. <p class="align-left">The country experienced two severe losses following the government&#8217;s relaxation of currency controls in June 2023, but is recovering from these losses due to capital inflows and rising interest rates. </p>
  1888. <h2>BDC supports CBN</h2>
  1889. <p class="align-left">The Association of Money Exchangers of Nigeria (ABCON) has endorsed the CBN’s latest directive to end the use of foreign currency collateral to secure naira loans. </p>
  1890. <div class="post__read-also c-article-read-also"><img decoding="async" class="c-article-read-also__image" src="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/b7d752ab4b1db950.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256" sizes="256px" srcset="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/b7d752ab4b1db950.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=256, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/b7d752ab4b1db950.jpg?impolicy=cropped-image&amp;imwidth=512"/></p>
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  1892. <p class="c-article-read-also__headline-wrapper"><span class="c-article-read-also__headline-hover-inner">“N1,117/$”: Currency dealers incur huge losses as CBN fixes dollar at new rate</span></p>
  1893. </div>
  1894. <p class="align-left">Abcon President Aminu Gwadabe said the CBN rule banning the use of non-export home account collateral for naira loans would strengthen the financial services sector, facilitate the building of foreign exchange reserves and increase dollar liquidity. claims. </p>
  1895. <p class="align-left">According to a directive issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), international bank guarantees such as Eurobonds of the Federal Government of Nigeria or standby letters of credit are the only forms of foreign currency denominated collateral that can be used for Naira loans. Go to the bank. </p>
  1896. <h2>BDC sends message to CBN</h2>
  1897. <p class="align-left"><strong>Legit.ng</strong> The Association of Money Exchangers of Nigeria (ABCON) has endorsed the latest directive of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to stop commercial banks from using foreign currency as collateral for naira loans. </p>
  1898. <p class="align-left">The CBN’s order banning non-export home accounts of naira loans will increase foreign exchange liquidity, slow the accumulation of foreign exchange reserves and strengthen the services sector.</p>
  1899. <p class="align-left">Avecon President Aminu Gwadabe said the apex bank&#8217;s move is appropriate as it will give the foreign exchange market a breather and increase liquidity.</p>
  1900. <p>Source: Legit.ng</p>
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  1954. <title>Omokri reacts to naira being recognized as the world&#8217;s best performing currency, sends message to Nigerians</title>
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  1957. <pubDate>Fri, 12 Apr 2024 17:06:10 +0000</pubDate>
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  1961. <description><![CDATA[[ad_1] Goldman Sachs, a global investment bank, has declared the Naira to be the best performing currency on the planet Goldman Sachs economist Andrew Matheny argued that the dollar could fall further below the expected 1,200 naira. Legit.ng reported that Lino Omokri reiterated what needs to be done to increase the value of the naira, [...]]]></description>
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  1965. <ul>
  1966. <li><strong>Goldman Sachs, a global investment bank, has declared the Naira to be the best performing currency on the planet</strong></li>
  1967. <li><strong>Goldman Sachs economist Andrew Matheny argued that the dollar could fall further below the expected 1,200 naira.</strong></li>
  1968. <li><strong>Legit.ng reported that Lino Omokri reiterated what needs to be done to increase the value of the naira, Africa&#8217;s largest economic currency.</strong></li>
  1969. </ul>
  1970. <p class="align-left"><i><strong>Legit.ng</strong> Journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over nine years of experience reporting on economic issues.</i></p>
  1971. <p class="align-left"><strong>FCT, Abuja &#8211;</strong> Lino Omokri, former special assistant on social media to former President Goodluck Jonathan, expressed delight after investment banking firm Goldman Sachs declared the naira the world’s best-performing currency in April. did.</p>
  1972. <p class="align-left">Mr Omokri, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), criticized those whom he insinuated were wishing for a disastrous performance of the Naira.</p>
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  1977. <figure class="article-image"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="article-image__picture" src="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/fecc57ff7a56a35f.jpg?imwidth=900" srcset="https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/fecc57ff7a56a35f.jpg?imwidth=250 250w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/fecc57ff7a56a35f.jpg?imwidth=360 360w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/fecc57ff7a56a35f.jpg?imwidth=430 430w, https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/fecc57ff7a56a35f.jpg?imwidth=720 720w" width="900" height="450" alt="Naira is currently appreciating against the dollar" title="Naira is currently appreciating against the dollar" sizes="(max-width: 1021px) calc(100vw - 2 * 13px), (max-width: 1400px) calc((100vw - 2 * 20px - 2 * 20px) / 2), 800px"/><figcaption class="article-image__caption">Omokri was happy to see Naira grateful.Photo by Sean Gallup, Effie<br />Source: Getty Images</figcaption></figure>
  1978. <p class="align-left">He urged Nigerians to “grow the naira” by patronizing homegrown products.</p>
  1979. <p class="align-left"><strong>Legit.ng</strong> According to reports, Omokri&#8217;s comments came after Goldman Sachs Group said the naira could trade below N1,000 to the dollar.</p>
  1980. <p class="align-left">In an interview with <i>bloomberg</i>Andrew Matheny, an economist at Goldman Sachs, said the dollar could fall further below the expected 1,200 nira &#8220;if[Nigerian]policymakers go as planned.&#8221;</p>
  1981. <p class="align-left">Reacting to Naira’s rebound via his verified X (formerly Twitter) handle, <a rel="nofollow noopener" href="https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1778803580645830916" target="_blank">Written by Omokuri</a> Friday, April 12th:</p>
  1982. <blockquote><p>“Nigerian Naira has been officially declared the world’s best performing currency by global investment bank Goldman Sachs. Same naira as expected. Unfortunately, emergency enthusiasts in Nigeria are not happy with the naira. Rebound courtesy of #GrowNairaBuyNaija!&#8221;</p></blockquote>
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  1986. </div>
  1987. <h2>    What to read about Naira and Dollars:</h2>
  1988. <h2>“Why the Naira is rising rapidly” Omokuri</h2>
  1989. <p class="align-left">Before, <strong>Legit.ng</strong> Omokri was quoted as saying that contrary to some views, the naira remains volatile.</p>
  1990. <p class="align-left">Omokri said the remittance of oil revenues from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (PLC) to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) was a contributing factor to the rise in the naira.</p>
  1991. <p>Source: Legit.ng</p>
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  2056. <p>The best 360 degree cameras help you capture unique shots that are not possible with other cameras, including mobile phones. And now, some Insta360 leaks (and an official announcement event) suggest that our favorite all-rounder&#8217;s 8K successor could be coming soon.  , Insta360 One X3.</p>
  2057. <p>Insta360 announced on its blog that it will hold an event in New York City on April 16th at 9am ET (2pm ET/11pm AEST). The tagline for the event is “The 8K era has arrived – our next camera.” You can watch the trailer below.</p>
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  2059. <p>The announcement doesn&#8217;t give us much else, but there are always some new leaks from reliable sources. <a rel="nofollow noopener" data-analytics-id="inline-link" href="https://twitter.com/Quadro_News/status/1778463186678583628" target="_blank" data-url="https://twitter.com/Quadro_News/status/1778463186678583628">@Quadro_News</a> on X (formerly Twitter) has filled some of the gaps. The images suggest that the Insta360 One X4 is coming with a slightly larger design and some useful spec upgrades.</p>
  2060. <p>According to @Quadro_News, the One X4 will be able to shoot 360-degree videos at 8K/30p or 5.7K/60p resolution. This is a very useful upgrade on the One X3, whose highest resolution was his 5.7K/30p, as it gives you more resolution to give the best parts of the frame more punch.</p>
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  2068. <p>The One X3 launched in September 2022 for $449/£459/AU$799, but it&#8217;s now available for much less.  If the Insta360 One X3 continues to be available at lower prices, the question for many will be whether the current model offers better value than its successor. That will definitely be answered once the One X4 actually goes on sale. Several days.</p>
  2069. <h2 id="should-you-wait-for-the-gopro-max-2-3">Should I wait for the GoPro Max 2?</h2>
  2070. <p>The Insta360 has been the dominant 360 camera for the past few years, but last year GoPro announced that the GoPro Max 2 (at least the successor to the Max) was finally &#8220;in development.&#8221; It&#8217;s been a tumbleweed since then, so it remains to be seen when GoPro&#8217;s One X3 (or rumored X4) rival will arrive.</p>
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  2081. <p>Insta360 has steadily improved its 360-degree camera and software since the original One arrived in 2017, so that could be an advantage.  One of the disadvantages of cropping footage from a 360-degree camera is the loss of image quality, so the One X4&#8217;s rumored 8K resolution will also be a big advantage.</p>
  2082. <p>However, while Insta360&#8217;s Studio desktop and mobile software has improved significantly and now offers a very user-friendly experience, editing 360-degree videos can still be time-consuming.  The advantage of 360-degree cameras is that you can capture everything around you so you don&#8217;t miss any of the action, but the flip side of that is that you need to point the camera at the highlights in post-production.</p>
  2083. <p>It&#8217;s not yet clear if GoPro has made any progress toward fixing this issue with the Max 2 (if it&#8217;s called that), but part of a 2022 GoPro patent application states that it analyzes scenes and &#8220;displays&#8221; them accordingly. window” and the final framing of the video.</p>
  2084. <p>No real conclusions can be drawn from the patent filing, but considering it&#8217;s been almost five years since the original Max, it&#8217;s interesting to see what kind of 360 camera innovation GoPro can come up with. would certainly be interesting. As it stands, Insta360 remains the king of his 360-degree cameras, and the rumored One X4 is an exciting new option, so we&#8217;ll definitely be keeping an eye on his Insta360 launch on April 16th.</p>
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