Презентация, доклад на Английском языке: New Year abroad.

customs may vary around the world, but in most places, New Year’s Eve is one of the biggest party days of the year.  For many, simply spending the night with close friends and family is the best way to celebrate.  While it’s certainly a great way to ring in the New Year, there are many people who like to turn it up a notch.

clock strike midnight, but the list does give any traveler and adventurer starting point for the celebration of this holiday in a unique and different way, providing more space on five of the seven continents to celebrate.

people from all over the world come to Sydney to celebrate, so be sure to check out the vantage point map.

The fireworks display on the Sydney Harbour is the main highlight for anyone celebrating here, and the fact that it’s summertime in Sydney gives it a different feel for those in the northern hemisphere.  The setting of the city, with the Harbour and Opera House, creates a wonderful backdrop.  If massive crowds aren't your thing, look into getting a spot on a boat and enjoy the festivities from a unique vantage point, the water.

know that you’ll be celebrating for a while. In Tokyo, the New Year’s celebration can last up to a week, with festivities beginning on December 29 and lasting until January 4.

Fireworks, dancing, and singing are the norm, as well as the traditional eating of Toshikoshi Soba (New Year’s Eve noodle), whose long noodle symbolizes a long and healthy life, and listening to Juya No Kane (the Watch-Night Bell), which rings 108 times at temples all over the Japan, symbolizing a prosperous New Year.

to come, but the fact that attire is swimming suits and flip-flops, and down time can be spent lounging under palm trees on beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters, should put Koh Phangan over the edge.

New Year’s traditions, even having their own name for their celebration, Hogmanay. A fireworks display and torchlight procession through Edinburgh are just a few of the traditions still celebrated today, taking after pagan celebrations hundreds of years earlier.

greatest cities! Dancing and clubbing, eating and drinking, or simply enjoying a quiet evening with friends, Paris offers it all for New Year’s. Several street parties, at the Champs-Elysees and Montmarte, are the places to go if large groups of people and large fireworks display tickles your fancy.

an energy and style unlike any other, and its New Year’s celebrations dip into that uniqueness that is Barcelona. If dancing and partying until the first sunrise of the New Year sounds like it’s right up your alley, then you may want to celebrate with some of the greatest partiers in the world.

the party capitals of the world, so you know what you’re getting into if celebrating the New Year in Brazil. Like Sydney, you’ll find yourself in the middle of summer here in Rio, so beach parties, bikinis, and swim suits could be the norm for the night, depending on your preferred party location.

this list has Canadian revelers celebrating amidst the gorgeous scenery of the famous Niagara Falls. So much goes on at Queen Victoria Park that it makes this one of the busiest nights of the year at Niagara. Live music, two rounds of fireworks.

entertainment options that await you in the world’s biggest and best adult playground, Las Vegas. And while it’s true that Vegas is a great place to celebrate just about anything and is raucous and fun year-round, New Year’s Eve does offer a different and interesting way to see this crazy city.

Year’s Eve would be complete without mentioning a trip to New York City. One of the largest celebrations in the world has seen the giant ball drop over historic Times Square for over 100 years. More than 1 million people attend the free event, with millions more watching on TV from all over the world, as 1 ton of confetti will be dropped over the city at the stroke of midnight.