World Cities

World cities, also known as global cities, are urban centers that have significant influence on global economics, culture, and politics. They are characterized by their connectivity, hosting multinational corporations, major financial institutions, and diverse populations. Examples include New York, London, and Tokyo. These cities play a crucial role in shaping global trends, impacting international business, and serving as cultural hubs. Their infrastructure, services, and innovation attract talent and tourism, making them important nodes in the global network.