New Year's Eve 2023

New Year's Eve 2023: Celebrations Around the World

From warm weather in Hong Kong to boycotting in Australia, find out the latest on NYE festivities!

As we approach the end of 2023, the world is gearing up for spectacular New Year's Eve celebrations. Hong Kong is set to experience its warmest NYE on record, with residents anticipating a mild evening and a slightly cloudy New Year's Day. Meanwhile, in Australia, controversy brews as some Aussies boycott this year's NYE festivities, adding a unique twist to the usual excitement. Sydney and Melbourne are expected to attract millions to witness the iconic firework displays in their respective CBDs. Not forgetting the late-night coffee lovers, Dunkin' will be a savior for those struggling to stay awake during the countdown.

In New Zealand, a breathtaking NYE spectacle is underway, with thousands gathering to witness the stunning fireworks display. Across the globe, the Times Square Ball Drop in New York City is a highly anticipated event, expected to draw over a billion viewers as the iconic glowing orb descends to mark the stroke of midnight. Performances by AGNEW, Flo Rida, Jelly Roll, and others will add to the excitement of bidding farewell to 2023.

Fun Fact: The Times Square Ball Drop is watched by millions worldwide, making it one of the most-watched New Year's Eve events globally. Additionally, the Sydney Harbour firework show is known for its impressive eight tonnes of pyrotechnics launched from the iconic Harbour Bridge, creating a dazzling display for revelers.