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Port Louis, Port of Spain doesn't seem like a safe place to live.
Edinburgh, UK or Gothenburg, Sweden?
Edinburgh, UK! I'm interested in the other, too, but Edinburgh always seemed like it'd be a lot of fun especially with all the festivals it seems to have.
Two commercial centers of the two most populous countries on this planet:
Shanghai. As much as I loathe the idea of living in the PRC, we really do love Shanghai a lot (for visiting) and have relatively little interest in India.
Shanghai. As much as I loathe the idea of living in the PRC, we really do love Shanghai a lot (for visiting) and have relatively little interest in India.
Kuala Lumpur v Bogota
Kuala Lumpur. Better food, interesting mix of cultures and a better climate.
Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina vs. Akureyri, Iceland
Both horribly isolated. Both have airports that connect out to their country's capital, which can then be used to launch out of the country. Would marginally prefer Rio Grande's climate owing to it being just a bit warmer and less darkness in their "winter" season than Akureyri, but would ultimately give the nod to Akureyri for closer proximity to North America and Europe.
Charlotte Amolie, USVI, vs. Kona, Island of Hawaii
Both horribly isolated. Both have airports that connect out to their country's capital, which can then be used to launch out of the country. Would marginally prefer Rio Grande's climate owing to it being just a bit warmer and less darkness in their "winter" season than Akureyri, but would ultimately give the nod to Akureyri for closer proximity to North America and Europe.
Charlotte Amolie, USVI, vs. Kona, Island of Hawaii
Kona, HI because it's less prone to tropical storms and on a larger island with better scenery.
Kathmandu, Nepal vs. Cusco, Peru
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