It would be nice to diversify the New Year's holiday with new impressions from travel and go to meet it in distant countries. An unfamiliar country, sights and original customs can make a holiday unforgettable.
Necessary
- - visa;
- - flight ticket.
Instructions
Step 1
Fans of discharged Christmas trees in squares, fairs and snowy winters should go to celebrate the New Year in Europe. However, it should be borne in mind that in most countries the main holiday is still Christmas, celebrated from December 24 to 25. Most of the colorful events are timed to this date. Directly the New Year is better to celebrate in Spain or France. These are the cities that European youth chooses to properly celebrate the onset of the holiday.
Step 2
Fireworks, firecrackers, carnivals and performances by popular music bands - this is what awaits you on the night of December 31 to January 1. A happy and drunken European can hug you by the shoulders in a friendly way, and a pretty European woman can kiss you on the cheek. Everyone is happy about the coming of the new year, which will certainly be better than the previous one, and they want to share their happiness with everyone around them.
Step 3
In Russia, on New Year's Eve, colds and frosts are often raging, and sometimes you really want to escape from this snow-covered kingdom and find yourself somewhere in the warmth, bask in the sun and swim in the sea. Why not go to southern countries and celebrate your usual holiday in an exotic setting? Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, Bali, Maldives, UAE may be a suitable place for you - both beaches and exotic will be provided.
Step 4
Bulgaria can be an unusual and not too expensive option for a New Year's trip. This hospitable country is perfect for couples in love. The Bulgarian traditions themselves are conducive to this, because on New Year's Eve the lights go out for a few minutes and it's time for New Year's kisses.
Step 5
How New Year is celebrated in the United States can be seen in many films and TV shows. In small towns this holiday is not very popular, but in megalopolises everything happens as it is shown in the movies - with the main avenues filled with people, huge Christmas trees, fireworks and the countdown of the last seconds. Feel free to take tickets and go across the ocean if you want to feel like the hero of your favorite romantic melodrama.
