Wednesday, 24 December 2014

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1. Celebrate New Year’s around the world

Why not prolong your New Year’s festivities for as long as possible by celebrating New Year’s Eve around the world? Samoa and New Zealand are the first to enter the New Year followed by those in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and finally America. Drink a shot every time it strikes midnight in another country and see if you can make it across the world.

2. Visit your parents

It may not be the most exciting option, but going home for the holidays will almost certainly be the most rewarding. You can even organize a get-together with any old school friends that still live in your area and spend some time in your hometown.

3. Travel to New York

If you haven’t yet spent all of your student loan on beer and new clothes, then why not take a trip to New York to watch the ball drop in Times Square? Over 1 million people gather in the square each year to celebrate the holiday which is broadcast live around the world.You don’t have to spend a fortune on this trip, though. If you can’t afford a trip, look for another idea. The last thing you want to do is to run into debt on New Year’s Eve.

4. Go on a bar crawl

A bar crawl involves stopping for one drink at a number of bars along a pre-planned route. There are many variations on this theme with some people donning fancy dress or riding the subway and stopping at the nearest bar to each station. If you are going to celebrate New Year alone, it’s better to skip this idea.

5. Stay home and study

It may sound boring, but going out on New Year’s Eve can be an expensive outing. Most bars and nightclubs charge an entry fee to get in, and a few even increase the prices of their drinks. Depending on where you live, you might also have to fork out for a taxi which may charge you double fare. Save yourself money and a hangover by staying home and studying on New Year’s Eve.

6. Celebrate New Year’s Eve Brazilian style

Over 2 million people travel to Rio de Janeiro every year to celebrate New Year’s Eve by gathering on the beach to throw flowers into the sea. Brazilians also wear white clothing as it is believed to bring good luck for the coming year. Host a party with a Brazilian theme that offers South American food, cocktails and music.

7. Host a potluck dinner

Potluck dinners have become a popular way to host a dinner party. Each guest is required to bring one dish that they have prepared for the party, and all the food is then served together like a buffet. If your friends don’t know how to cook, then each guest can bring along a takeaway to share.

8. Go camping

Celebrate the New Year under the stars by organizing a camping trip with your closest friends. Find a spot that has either mountains, lakes or hiking trails for you to explore on New Year’s Day. Be sure to pack equipment for building a fire, some food and some champagne to toast the New Year.

9. Host a costume party

Costume parties are a popular choice for New Year’s Eve and are a great way to get to know other students at your school. There are a wide number of themes to choose from such as Ancient Rome, masquerade or superhero, or you could simply let your guests take their pick.

10. Organize a firework display

New Year’s Eve just isn’t complete without a firework display, and you can organize your own relatively cheaply. Purchasing fireworks in advance will save you a lot of money as many stores raise the prices close to December. Just make sure you use them safely.



3 comments:

  1. I love the I dea of tavelling to New york for the ball drop in times square,and also the throwing of flowers into the sea at rio de Janeiro...but the fire works does not go down well with me.....Tosin Fadele

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  2. Festive periods are always fun filled....I love traveling around...Adigun Akinpelumi Habib

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  3. Always fun to be with friends and family during the festive periods. I cant wait for the next year's eve. IMALENJAYE MOSES OSAREME

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