World Travel Events

Each winter a manmade ice-slide is assembled in Berlin's Potsdamer Platz as part of the city's lively Christmas market.

Enjoy the delight of gingerbread and hot wine at the Christmas market in Baden-Baden, a festive celebration for all the family.

The Art Basel Miami Beach is one of the most important art shows in America, mixing exhbitions and revelry.

The annual Gravity Games, held in Perth, presents the best in adrenalin-fuelled sports from jet skiing to skateboarding.

Revelers flock to Edinburgh each New Year for the Scottish capital's typically vibrant celebration of Hogmanay.

When it comes to New Year's, it's hard to beat the awe-inspiring fireworks and pyrotechnic displays in Sydney.

Australia's premier festival attracts over a million visitors to Sydney each year with its packed timetable of cultural events.

The Utah film festival has its fair share of Hollywood glitz, but also offers individuals a unique chance to attend the screenings.

The ‘Day of the Dead’ is recognized around the world, but it is in Mexico that the most famous celebrations take place.

The famous tree is lit up by 25,000 lights each winter, marking the start of the festive season for many New Yorkers.

Held each year in early December, the highlight of the traditional Chichibu Night Festival is an all-night parade of elaborate floats.

Lyon comes to life every year with this spectacular winter festival that illuminates the city using creative lighting and displays.

One of the oldest and longest festivals in the world, the Putignano Carnival is more a season of celebrations than a single party.

The famously hedonistic city celebrates New Year in spectacular style with non-stop partying on Copacabana beach.

The vibrant city of New York celebrates the coming of the new year with all the style and glamour you'd expect from The Big Apple.

The exciting, colorful celebrations of Chinese New Year begin with the first day of the first lunar month and last for a total of 15 days.

The birthday of Scotland's most famous poet is still celebrated with food, fun and whisky across the country today.