New Year's Eve around the world | A hopeful celebration

New Year’s Eve around the world is a hopeful celebration. Every culture has its own way to celebrate but the main message in every corner of the world is the same: hope in the new days that are ready to start. Let’s make a tour of different places where the NYE is very appreciated and wanted for the majority people in the world.

Sydney, the place where the midnight ring starts earlier than in the other places in the world that are also very wanted by tourists. If you like to be on the front line, even in the celebration of this special moment that is the new year arrives, surely you should try Sydney that is also home to the world’s second-largest New Year’s celebration.

Rio’s Copacabana Beach plays host each New Year’s Eve to Reveillon, the world’s largest and wildest New Year’s celebration. More than 2 million cariocas (Rio natives) congregate on the beach wearing stark white attire and filling a 2 1/2-mile stretch of sand. Blending African rituals and local culture, Brazilians pay homage to Iemanja, the goddess of the sea. In addition to the customary white garb, red (symbolizing romance), green (for good health), and yellow and gold (for prosperity) accessories highlight the landscape.

The European New Year is very appreciated for the world citizens. I.e., Berlin, Paris, London, Rome,.., welcome a lot of people from the most unexpected sides of the world, specially in this day. Why? Most of them want to live the European history that is always a trendy classic because it is adapted to the daily days and needs. And in the New Year’s Eve, they have both sides: the magic of the day into the rich history that is everywhere: restaurants, Opera, bar’s, monuments, squares – a lot of places to visit and to celebrate at the same time.

Moscow is also a beautiful city that celebrates the arrival of the New Year with a lot of curious. The snow in the city turns it more attractive and wanted by the tourists because the beauty of the buildings stays more enchanted.

Dubay or the place where the modern interior design seems to be everywhere, even in the streets. For those that love to be impressed with really high buildings, with the technological advance and with the richness side we advise you to live it New Year’s Eve in Dubay. They will also share with you a fantastic and imposing firework show. Surely you will be impressed for the rest of your life.

Times Square’s inaugural New Year’s hullabaloo debuted in 1904 to celebrate the opening of The New York Times headquarters; today hundreds of thousands of people descend upon the city’s bustling axis each Dec. 31 to hold a party unlike any other in New York City. Since food and drink vendors are not permitted, pack a picnic to last you the day. Area restaurants are open, but the wait time can often be hours. As the sun sets, the famed New Year’s Eve Ball is hoisted to the top of One Times Square’s 77-foot flagpole, and makes its 60-second drop just before the stroke of midnight. There are also fantastic design spots to ring in 2018 beyond the midtown chaos.

Hong Kong. The nightly light show that illuminates Victoria Harbour each evening is no doubt spectacular—but it pales in comparison to the fireworks presentation on New Year’s. Take it all in on a traditional junk boat cruise, or better yet, from a sky-high rooftop bar.

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