Hello,

Planning a trip to go to another country to celebrate New Years. Gonna leave day after Christmas and stay until the January 2nd.

Thinking of either South Korea, Japan, or Thailand. But, I’m open to suggestions.

Any recommendations?

(Please don’t say Times Sqaure in New York City)

You cannot miss between those three imo.

I would personally do Thailand just cuz it would be the warmest haha I've always wanted to experience a nice hot christmas on the beach

Go to the Philippines and celebrate with me

Saskatchewan

hialeah

home.

go to every time zone

The best place to spend New Years is with the ones you love

Moscow

ktt2

@op

in order of english speaking skills I would probably say between those three it's...

1. Thailand
2. South Korea
3. Japan

...so there's one thing to keep in mind. But if that's not a factor for you I would personally pick between Thailand and South Korea. The majority of people would probably have a lot fun in Thailand but I personally for some reason have a greater desire to go to South Korea. Both of those cultures know how to party that's for sure.

I heard there's always a massive celebration in Sydney, Aus. @EuroNymous U might know more

Feel like Las Vegas would be fire too ngl

yes it’s massive also we are one first places in the world where it hits Jan 1st

Expect to pay for arm n leg or get there mad early tho like anything in syd

All those celebrate their own traditional new years but only Japan has it on Jan 1st. They have this fest style called matsuri where there are street stalls and fireworks among other cool culture stuff

The others still a great pick just that their celebration is more lit during their own cultural holidays

I'd say japan but i have weeb bias

Damn forgot about this thread

Either doing Thailand South Korea or Berlin

Would love to go to Australia but those flight tickets are wild

Anyone know how I can search for flights without putting in a flight location and see the cheapest flights to the destination?

I.e.

Anywhere —> Cairo, Egypt

With her

Monkeypox island