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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedInThais are crazy about sports, so it is no surprise that the country is home to a host of international sporting events throughout the calendar year. The Land of Smiles is a particularly world-renowned destination for golf and Muay Thai – welcoming thousands of visitors every year who come specifically to play these sports. And maybe chill at the beach a little… Other sports popular in Thailand include tennis, badminton, volleyball, and other martial arts, while there is also a focus on general fitness activities (that aren’t necessarily played competitively) including running, swimming and cycling. The biggest sport of all, however, is more commonly watched here rather than played: Football! The Thai national team and local players may not be the best, but live Thai and international football matches are still some of the biggest sporting events in Thailand to look forward to. Here are some events to keep an eye out for in the different regions of the country. We’ll be updating these individual events on a regular basis. Sporting events in Bangkok The capital hosts a range of sporting activities and events for those of all abilities. Both Bike for Mom and Bike for Dad […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedInKoh Samui really is a special tropical island getaway that has to be experienced to be truly appreciated. Merging the most breathtaking and spectacular beaches, a 5-star holiday atmosphere, cool nightclubs and bars, alongside an events scene that really does hit the spot, the island is the ultimate destination to really indulge yourself. There is something happening almost every night of the week, appealing to people of all ages and desires. Where is the Fun in Koh Samui? The major areas on Koh Samui for action-packed nights of fun include major tourist destinations such as Chaweng Beach, Lamai, Bophut and Maenam. From amazing beach clubs with a cool and chic atmosphere to sunset bars, nightclubs and lots of bars, there is lots of fun to be found in Koh Samui. If you are a fan of watersports and especially scuba diving, Samui has some of the best dive spots in the world. There is lots of fun to be found in Koh Samui for people of all ages. What is Koh Samui all about? Koh Samui is all about sundrenched beaches, crystal blue seas, cool nightlife spots and relaxation among one of the most serene and picture-perfect Thai […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedInSports Events in Phuket this year that will take your breath away. Phuket is predominantly known as one of the most desirable holiday locations in the world, with beautiful beaches, 5-star hotels and amazing nightlife options. One thing that the island really excels at is organizing Phuket sporting events. Not only does Phuket have the perfect temperate climate for sports, but also offers some world-class facilities such as the Thanyapura Sports Club and more. 2017 is an exciting year on the Phuket events calendar, with Phuket sporting events leading the way. Whether you live in Phuket or are on holiday on the island this year, here are 3 Phuket sports events you can’t miss in 2017. Phuket International Rugby 10s Sports Event 26-28 May, 2017. Event details One of the biggest Phuket sports events in 2017 is undoubtedly the Phuket international Rugby 10s tournament, hosted and held at the Thanyapura Sports & Leisure Club, currently in its 19th year and is one of the largest and longest-running annual sporting events in Asia. This 3-day tournament is perfect for Rugby fans and Phuket sports fans in general. There will be a main tournament and a veteran’s tournament both […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedInSometimes Pattaya gets an unfortunate reputation because of its sex trade and the multitude of bars and clubs, but Pattaya is much more than that. The vast spectrum of different nationalities and people that make Pattaya their home flies in the face and modern convention and completely bucks the idea that Pattaya is only a sex capital. There is so much to see and do in the city, and with so many top-notch venues, is a great place to experience a vast array of Thailand events. The Pattaya events calendar is filled to the brim with sports, dining and music festival events that routinely take place in the city each month. Please see some reasons below why visiting Pattaya to enjoy Thailand events is a popular thing to do. Perfect Weekend Getaway for Pattaya Events If you live in Bangkok or another location across Thailand, or just need to get away for a weekend of fun and excitement, nobody does it better than Pattaya. Whether it’s a Pattaya music festival, conference or pool party, Pattaya is a great place to get away for the weekend. Just a 2-hour drive from Bangkok and with a wide range of […]
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The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration for many people around the world, from Christmas and New Year to Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, diverse cultures celebrate holidays uniquely. From the traditional Christmas tree and Santa Claus to the more modern holiday decorations, each culture has its unique holiday traditions. We will look at how different cultures celebrate the holidays, the decorations they use, and the foods they enjoy.
Exploring the Unique Holiday Traditions of Different Cultures: A Look at Christmas and New Year Celebrations Around the World
As the holiday season approaches, it’s a great time to explore the unique and fascinating holiday traditions of different cultures around the world. From Christmas and New Year celebrations to other winter holidays, there’s a lot to learn about how different cultures celebrate the end of the year.
In the United States, people celebrate Christmas with various traditions, such as decorating the Christmas tree and exchanging gifts. But in other countries, the holiday season looks a bit different. In Mexico, for example, Christmas is celebrated with a nine-day festival called Las Posadas. During this time, people dress up as Mary and Joseph and go from house to house, asking for shelter.
In the Netherlands, the holiday season is celebrated with a unique tradition called Sinterklaas. On December 5th, children leave their shoes by the fireplace and Sinterklaas fills them with candy and small gifts.
In Japan, Christmas is celebrated uniquely. Instead of exchanging gifts, people often go out to eat KFC and cake. This tradition started in the 1970s when KFC ran a successful advertising campaign that encouraged people to eat KFC on Christmas.
New Year’s celebrations around the world also vary greatly. In the United States, people often celebrate with a countdown and a midnight kiss. But in Spain, people eat 12 grapes at midnight for good luck. In Scotland, people celebrate Hogmanay, a three-day festival that includes a torchlight procession and a traditional ceilidh dance.
No matter where you are in the world, the holiday season is a time for celebration and reflection. So take some time to explore the unique holiday traditions of different cultures and learn something new about how people around the world celebrate the end of the year.
How Christmas and New Year Celebrations Differ Around the World: A Look at the Unique Traditions of Different Cultures
Global Christmas and New Year celebrations bring joy, yet diverse cultures mark the occasions uniquely. Explore unique holiday traditions, from Germany’s markets to Japan’s New Year’s Eve celebrations.
In Germany, people celebrate Christmas with Weihnachtsmarkt, traditional markets that offer gifts, decorations, and festive food. On Christmas Eve, families gather around the Christmas tree to exchange gifts and sing carols. On New Year’s Eve, Germans celebrate with a special dinner and fireworks.
In Japan, Christmas is not a traditional holiday, but it has become increasingly popular in recent years. On Christmas Eve, many people enjoy a romantic dinner, while on Christmas Day, families often exchange gifts. On New Year’s Eve, Japanese people celebrate with a special dinner called osechi-ryori, which consists of traditional dishes such as mochi and herring roe. At midnight, they visit a shrine or temple to pray for good luck in the coming year.
In Mexico, Christmas is celebrated with a traditional feast called Noche Buena. On Christmas Eve, families gather around the dinner table to enjoy a meal of tamales, pozole, and other traditional dishes. On New Year’s Eve, Mexicans celebrate with a special dinner and fireworks.
In the United States, Christmas is celebrated with traditional decorations, gift-giving, and feasting. On New Year’s Eve, Americans often gather with friends and family to watch the ball drop in Times Square and enjoy a festive meal.
No matter where you are in the world, Christmas and New Year’s are a time of joy and celebration. From the traditional markets of Germany to the unique New Year’s Eve celebrations of Japan, each culture has its own unique way of celebrating the holidays.
A Global Perspective on Holiday Traditions: Examining Christmas and New Year Celebrations Around the World
As the holiday season approaches, it’s a great time to take a look at how different cultures around the world celebrate Christmas and New Year. From the traditional to the unique, here’s a global perspective on holiday traditions.
In the United States,
Christmas is celebrated with a variety of traditions, including decorating trees, exchanging gifts, and attending church services. On Christmas Eve, many families gather around the tree to open presents and enjoy a festive meal. On New Year’s Eve, Americans often gather with friends and family to watch the ball drop in Times Square and celebrate the start of a new year.
In the United Kingdom,
Christmas is celebrated with a variety of traditions, including decorating homes with holly and ivy, exchanging gifts, and attending church services. On Christmas Day, families often gather around the tree to open presents and enjoy a traditional Christmas dinner. On New Year’s Eve, many people in the UK gather to watch the fireworks display over the River Thames and celebrate the start of a new year.
In Germany,
Christmas traditions include tree decorations, gift exchanges, and church services. On Christmas Eve, families often gather around the tree to open presents and enjoy a traditional German meal. On New Year’s Eve, many people in Germany gather to watch the fireworks display over the Brandenburg Gate and celebrate the start of a new year.
In Japan,
People celebrate Christmas by decorating homes with Christmas lights, exchanging gifts, and attending church services. On Christmas Day, families often gather around the tree to open presents and enjoy a traditional Japanese meal. On New Year’s Eve, many people in Japan gather to watch the first sunrise of the new year and celebrate the start of a new year.
In Mexico,
People celebrate Christmas by decorating homes with poinsettias, exchanging gifts, and attending church services. On Christmas Eve, families often gather around the tree to open presents and enjoy a traditional Mexican meal. On New Year’s Eve, many people in Mexico gather to watch the fireworks display over the Zocalo and celebrate the start of a new year.
No matter where you are in the world, the holiday season is a time for celebration and reflection. From traditional to unique, these global holiday traditions reveal diverse Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Holiday traditions around the world are a wonderful way to celebrate the season and bring people together. Christmas and New Year celebrations are some of the most popular and widely celebrated holidays in the world. From the U.S. Christmas tree to China’s New Year dragon dance, holidays bring joy across cultures. No matter where you are in the world, these holidays are a great way to celebrate the season and bring people together.
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