It's the best city in the world. People of that age feel most at home there.

According to the latest Time Out ranking, Cape Town is the best city in the world. The leader of the ranking changes when considering only the opinions of people under 30. For twentysomethings, Bangkok is the ideal destination. It is the "Z" generation and young millennials who will appreciate the bustle, openness, and affordability of Thailand's vibrant capital more than anyone else. Melbourne, Australia, came in second among tourists born after 1995.

Young people love Bangkok

Thailand's capital is usually the first port of call for tourists upon arrival in the country. While there are numerous direct flights from Europe to exotic islands, the Kingdom of Thailand's largest city is a hard place to miss, especially for young travelers seeking thrills.

Today's 30-year-olds and younger are a perfect fit for Bangkok's vibe, as Time Out magazine noted. "They rated Thailand's capitals highly for happiness and affordability," the report stated. It was the ease of establishing relationships in this unique environment that was the main criterion for tourists confirming Bangkok's appeal.

Australia also attracts Zs

Just behind Bangkok is Melbourne, with a population of 5 million. While prices in the Australian metropolis are much higher, the arts scene deserves recognition. "Nearly four in five young Melbourne residents described their city as diverse and inclusive, and an impressive 96 percent praised its cultural offerings," we read. The city's high quality of life is also worth noting, attracting not only travelers but also those looking for a new place to live.

Melbourne is home to the "coolest street in the world" – High Street topped last year's Time Out rankings. Hollywood Road in Hong Kong and East Eleventh in Austin also shared the virtual podium.

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