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We're looking at some of the most exciting, high profile and popular destinations in which to enjoy New Year's number 10.

Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok is officially the most visited city in the world.

Now add to that the fact that Thailand's capital is famous for its vibrant, hard partying nightlife, and you have the makings of one truly unforgettable New Year's Eve.

Though there are parties going on all across the city, Central World Plaza is the heart of the celebration, boasting live entertainment, fireworks, a beer garden and a massive party that fills the streets with huge crowds.

Another great place to spend New Year's Eve is Asiatic, a waterfront shopping area with live music, restaurant specials and celebrity appearances.

For something a bit more intimate, consider reserving a table or one of the city's numerous rooftop bars or booking a riverboat ride number nine London, UK.

Speaking of boats, the River Thames comes alive after dark on New Year's Eve.

Cruise ships and clipper boats provide a phenomenal view of the fireworks display.

Of course, if the idea of committing to being afloat during the festivities gives you four mo rest assured that there are plenty of alternatives.

The fireworks launched from the London eye can equally be appreciated from the Westminster Bridge, Parliament Hill and Alexandra Palace, among others.

While most people are looking for the biggest party in the city, others might prefer a cozier setting, in which case you can't go wrong with the city's numerous historic pubs.

When use Eve is usually a delightfully understated affair.

Number eight.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil When it comes to a reputation for wild parties, Rio de Janeiro is Brazil's reigning champ.

What Carnival is undeniably the crown jewel of its festival calendar, the city nonetheless does itself proud come New Year's Eve.

In fact, it's Rio's second biggest event of the year.

On December 31st, some 2.5 million people can be found partying it up on Copacabana beach, spread across countless events that line the shore line.

One tip to help you avoid making a fashion faux pas.

It's traditional to dress in white for the occasion as a sign of peace and tranquility.

Champagne, samba, music and dance, warm weather barbecues and a picture perfect backdrop.

What more could you ask for Number seven?

Berlin, Germany Germany's capital city has a real duality to it.

On the one hand, it's hyper organized, efficient and polite.

On the flip side, it's also world famous for its nightlife, boasting one of the greatest techno slash BDM scenes anywhere on the planet.

Plus, it's known to be a judgment free space where people are encouraged to get freaky if they feel so inclined.

So, yeah, Berlin knows how to party and use Eve is no exception.

Those looking for the classic outdoor event won't be disappointed.

The festivities at Brandenburg Gate run until three AM and are among Europe's largest.

Those who prefer a classic clubbing experience definitely have to head over to the massive cult laboratory complex.

Number six, Las Vegas USA.

Do we really need to go into detail as to why Las Vegas makes for a great choice come New Year's Eve?

Probably not But, hey, it's also a city that we never get tired of talking about.

The ultimate adult playground, Las Vegas is all about bright lights, spectacle and jaw dropping performances.

Year round and come New Year's, The city really out does itself.

This trip becomes a pedestrian only space, and the crowds of revelers gathered there are treated to an epic, coordinated fireworks display along the strip.

Every casino, restaurant and bar is competing for your attention, and the end result is utterly surreal.

Music lovers, in particular, will feel spoiled.

Las Vegas busts out a list performances for the occasion.

Number five.

Sydney, Australia Sydney is great for Christmas and New Years because of its geographical location and time zone.

Sydney is the first major city to welcome the New Year.

No offense, Wellington, but Sydney has far more going for it than merely a temporal advantage.

For starters, it boasts one of the largest and most spectacular firework displays in the world, and that's just one aspect of the festivities.

Australians are notoriously hard party is, and they like to prolong the fun until that New Year's sunrises.

But wait, there's more.

Sydney keeps it going with a plethora of New Year's Day events as well.

Plus Australian summer kicks off in December so you can ring in the new year in beautiful weather Number four.

Edinburgh, Scotland If you're looking for something a little different this news eve, we'd like to introduce you to our not so little celebration.

Known as Hogmanay, This epic three day New Year's extravaganza draws heavily from both Gaelic and Viking culture.

Crowded streets are nothing special on New Year's Eve, but a torch lit procession of over 20,000 people.

That's what once in a lifetime experience, in which case that's just December 30th.

The next day on New Year's Eve, proper people assemble on Princes Street beneath Edinburgh Castle for an evening of live music, drinking, fireworks and even a sing along of Auld Lang sine.

The next day, the truly committed take a freezing cold dip into the river forth in costume.

Number three, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

This is a city that believes in going big in terms of pretty much anything and everything.

Just look at the architecture, a destination that particularly appeals to those looking for an exclusive luxury experience.

Dubai is where you go when you've decided to throw your New Year's Eve budget out the window.

The Burj Khalifa is impossible to miss any day of the week.

Bar for New Year's Eve, it ups the wow factor with an impressive fireworks display.

If you choose this as your destination in which to welcome 2020, we highly recommend a rooftop restaurant reservation from which to appreciate the fireworks.

Number two.

New York City USA There are few destinations with more iconic a longstanding news Eve traditions than the Big Apple.

To celebrate the end of one year and welcome the start of another.

New Yorkers alongside tourists from around the world pack into Times Square for an evening of musical performances and all around good times, no matter the weather.

Having first taken place in 1907, the event is iconic and is now typically watched by an estimated one billion home viewers each year.

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Prospect Park in Brooklyn is a great place to watch fireworks and, of course, innumerable different parties take place across the city.

On New Year's Eve, NYC really lives up to its nickname is the city that never Sleeps.

No one.

Tokyo, Japan when it comes to the holiday season, there are few cities more all in than Tokyo.

With various elaborate light installations, Japan's capital city is utterly transformed.

The funny thing is, Christmas isn't that big of a deal in Tokyo.

New year's, on the other hand, is very important here.

The festivities begin on December 29th and are known to continue through to January 4th.

Also known as she Got Sue, The New Year holiday can be celebrated in many different ways.

For those wanting to lean into traditional culture.

Consider a visit to the zoo Jo Ji Temple to observe the Buddhist joy and O'Connor ritual or partake in Hetzer Mod, the first Shrine visit of the year.

For more of a party atmosphere, head to the Shibuya or Roppongi districts, where things get a little more wild.

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