São Paulo has over 12 million inhabitants and 14,9 million tourists per year. It is the most important economic center of Brazil, and the capital of culture in Latin America, being a gastronomic hub, full of leisure, knowledge and entertainment.
San Luis Potosí is a state where Indigenous groups, migrant populations, and the mixed-race populations converge. This diversity enriches the territory while also adding complexity to everyday life.
Peñalolén is home to 245,000 people and is located in the Santiago Province. It has a significant level of socioeconomic and cultural diversity and is an urban commune with the one of the largest Indigenous population in Chile.
Osmangazi is a historical and touristic location with 862.516 inhabitants, the biggest and central district of Bursa and the most developed district in terms of economic and cultural indicators.
At 3,191 km from Moscow, Novosibirsk is the administrative centre of the Novosibirsk Region and the Siberian Federal District and is a large industrial, transport, business, scientific and cultural centre.
Medellín is the capital of the Antioquia Department, and it is one of the cities that has shown the most progress in Colombia.
The City of San José has a population 322,155. It is the nation’s capital and is undergoing accelerated vertical development as well as a steady level of re-population.
Mar del Plata is a tourist region home to river mouths and beaches. Previously, it grew from an influx of Creole and immigrant populations who moved to the city for its diversity and employment opportunities.
Located in the Palestinian West Bank, Ramallah was originally established in the mid-1500s as a Christian village and in the 1900s it attracted migrants due to its high living standards that resulted from developing trade routes with the USA and Europe.
Located in Seoul, Jongno-gu has played an important role in the administration, politics, economy and culture of the city.