Our readers have probably been waiting to see a list of the 10 yachts in the world for a long time, and it is here. The pride of their owners, these boats mind blowing constantly roam the waters of the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, according to the season.
With a price of hundreds of millions of people, these boats are some of the increasingly impressive and luxurious built. This list will surely change many things in the coming years as new and fantastic yachts are built each year, but for now, what are the 10 largest yachts in the world in 2012. Let's start with number 10.
The Forbes magazine has just announced a few weeks ago in its new 2012 list of billionaires in the world, a total of 1,226 billionaires around the world with a magnificent view of Networth about $ 4, $ 6 trillion - that is a little larger, for example, that the total GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of India and more than the combined GDP of the 127 poorest countries in the world.
Much has changed since last year, with the Forbes list is mainly dominated by the same people, with three new entries in the Top 10 this year, Asia's richest person, Li Ka-Shing, Karl Albrecht and Stefan Persson, H & M. Stefan Persson was up five notches to No. 13 last year, Li Ka-shing, went back into the top 10 for the first time in many years and Karl Albrecht ends at the top of the tenth is yearafter he was the 12 of the richest on the list of 2011.
Let's start the list of 10 richest people in the world in 2012, we will do?
You've probably wondered who are the most expensive cities to live in the moment, and thanks to Economist Intelligence Unit cost new in the world of Life Survey, we have an answer to this question. The study compares the cost of living in 140 cities in 93 countries and focuses on the prices of goods and services such as food, transportation, schools, domestic help, etc..
New York is used as the basis of research economist with a score of 100. The first two cities to the list this year, Zurich and Tokyo have a score of 170 and 166, respectively, which means they are 70% and 66% more expensive than living in the city of New York. The ten most expensive cities were divided equally between Europe and Asia Pacific.
No other U.S. city entered the top 10, with New York, the drop in 47th place tie with Chicago and Los Angeles below. Here are the 10 most expensive cities in the world in 2012, according to the Economist survey.
