Explanation:
A new study on the socioeconomic impact of the Gautrain indicates that the rapid-rail system adds R6. 64-billion to the Gauteng economy's gross domestic product (GDP) – or 0.56% – during a typical year of operation. Carbon emissions from the Gautrain are considerably lower per passenger transported than for private vehicles, notwithstanding the higher speeds and even when there are no major traffic incidents. Energy use by rail is three to five times more efficient than cars per person kilometer based on full capacity.
Answer: Because living in Asia–especially Southeast Asia in my opinion–is more attractive than it’s ever been. Having a base here is more realistic and achievable than ever for Western expats, long-term travelers and digital nomads.
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