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5 Best International Places To Celebrate New Year’s Eve

New Year’s is just around the corner and the plans for new year eve parties are being finalized. After all new year is celebrated just once a year so it really is worth all the brouhaha. So, which is the best place to be at New Year when the clock strikes midnight of the 31st December? Here are 5 best international places where you can travel to celebrate the New Year’s Eve you’ll never forget…

1. Singapore

Welcome New Year in the Lion City of Singapore where you can witness amazing mega parties and grand events. It is a paradise for those people who are on a limited budget, but want to celebrate New Year’s Eve in the best way.

Things to do: Marina Bay Countdown, Siloso Beach Party, Esplanade New Year’s Eve Countdown, Propeller Rooftop Bar, Foot-tapping music at Wave House

2. Sydney

More than a million worldwide people visit Sydney on every New Year’s Eve to have an unforgettable experience while watching its world-famous fireworks. Live environment, breathtaking views, light shows, and aerial flyovers displaying messages make Sydney the ideal destination to celebrate New Year.

Things to do: Celebrate under the Opera House’s sails, Lighted Boat Parade, Sydney Harbour Island parties, Sydney Opera House, Indigenous Smoking Ceremony

3. Dubai

Dubai is undeniably the renowned place to welcome New Year and make the Eve eternal. Ring in the new year 2020 against the backdrop of spellbinding fireworks from Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa – the world’s one of the attractive skyscrapers.

Things to do: Watch Spectacular Fireworks, Dubai Aquarium, New Year’s Eve Dinner Cruise, New Year’s Eve parties, Boat Ride to Atlantis.

5 Best International Places To Celebrate New Year's Eve

4. Bangkok

Everything you expect from the New Year celebration – fireworks, parties, dining, and DJs, are available in Bangkok. With parties in every nook of the street and best nightlife, Bangkok is perfect to ring in the new year.

Things to do: Central World Plaza, Bangkok Rooftop Venues, Dream World Amusement Park, SanamLuang, Asiatique, Loy Nava River Cruise

5. New York

With festive parties, shows, concerts, and dinners, New York City is one of the top destinations for New Year’s Eve celebration. The biggest ball drop live in Times Square is New York’s one of the biggest New Year’s Eve parties.

Things to do: New York Harbor, Watch The Ball Drop in Times Square, New Year’s Eve Parties, New Year’s Eve Show and Concert

Before you choose any new year travel destination to have sweet memories for a lifetime, check the ideal time to visit that specific spot and buy the most suitable travel insurance plan. Be sure to find out venues charge admission fee and last date of booking tickets to ensure that you would not miss out on anything this New Year. Wishing you a Happy New Year in your dream holiday destination.

20 Responses

  1. I knew of NYC, Dubai & Sydney, but not the other 2.

    That being said, only NYC is within reach for me. And even that I keep putting off – mostly due to the cold. Maybe I’ll brave the cold some year, when the kid is a little older.

  2. This is a fantastic list Shilpa. I have always wanted to celebrate New Year’s Eve in New York. I don’t know why, maybe because it seems to be a popular New Year’s destination in the movies?

    I think this New Year celebration will be wonderful for us. My kids have only last year started to understand the significance of New Year’s Eve and last year they both stayed up until midnight. They are already talking about seeing in the New Year which is so cute. They are only 8 and 6 years old now.

    My parents are coming to stay and we will have a braai in the evening, then wait up for the fireworks on the beach which we can see from our house since we are on the beach.

    When they are older maybe we can make a mission to an amazing destination for New Year’s Eve but for now we like it quiet at home.

  3. These are all lovely places to celebrate New Year. My husband and I were thinking of going to New York City next year. It will be our first trip to America and we are very excited. Dubai is on our travel wishlist too.

  4. Of all these places I would pick Singapore. It sounds just like the perfect place for me. I hope one day that will actually haooen Great list Shilpa, thank you.

  5. I have atleast seen it at one place, which is Sydney. But frankly, just once was enough. The crowd gets crazier every year. And you have to walk for miles to the train station, slowly trudging behind thousands of people. But I have to say, Sydney police and transport does tremendous effort to keep the event as seamless as possible. I would like to see the one in Dubai, but rather from a rooftop or a hotel room

  6. Thanks for this, Shilpa. Sadly, for us Aussies, and ones who love our Sydney, this year, if anyone is thinking of going to Sydney, they may need to have a plan B. The fires around the Sydney basin look like burning for some time yet and access in and out of Sydney varies from day to day. They will need to watch the news. I wish I didn’t have to say this. It is very kind of you to include Sydney as they are very proud of their New Year Celebrations and the Harbour is truly beautiful, I’ve visited that Harbour virtually every year of my life at some time during the year.

    1. A great and rightly mentioned list. Recently, we went to Singapore for a vacation and loved the city. The entire city was decked up for Christmas. There was mirth and celebration everywhere. My next destination would be NYC someday .

  7. This year my daughter and I are celebrating New year’s at our home only, but once they are a little more grown, this list is really useful. #Bookmarked

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