3. London

Similar to New York and Tokyo, London is one of the major centers for the global economy. It is one of the major financial centres for many international businesses.

There are about 100 U.K. and European companies that are headquartered in central London.

Tourism is one of the major attractions for people across the world with about 15.6 million international visitors in 2006. Infact it has become one of the prime sectors in London.

The country is successful in achieving trade and commerce and has a vibrant culture that is deep in its blood. From the trade and commerce alone, the country gets GDP over £565 billion which is up to 17 percent of the total GDP.

Moreover, there are many financial institutions in London along with many foreign banks. Adding to it, London is renowned for forex trade. In fact, New York trades less on U.S. dollars when compared to London.

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