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WHAT'S ON

No matter where you are in the world, there’s plenty of events - both online and offline - to enjoy

Mexico

NOV 1–2 DAY OF THE DEAD

Food, flowers and parades are all a part of the colourful Día de los Muertos celebrations, honouring the spirits of the departed.

India

NOV 4 DIWALI

The Festival of Lights celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and wisdom over ignorance in a spectacular five-day festival – one of the most important dates on the Hindu calendar.

London, England

NOV 19 – JAN 3 WINTER WONDERLAND

From ice skating to Christmas markets, carousel rides to circus shows, Christmas spirit abounds at London’s Hyde Park.

Melbourne

NOV 26–28 THE GREATEST TRAVEL SHOW

Kickstart your New Year travel plans with Inspiring Vacations’ three-day travel expo. Attendees will have exclusive access to incredible deals on domestic and international holidays, alongside fantastic door prizes, special guest speakers and more.

Broken Hill, New South Wales

DEC 2–6 BROKEN HEEL FESTIVAL

Desert, disco and plenty of divas is the motto for this year’s festival! Pay homage to the iconic cult movie and musical The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert with a fabulous three days of non-stop comedy, cabaret and live music.

Sydney

DEC 26 SYDNEY HOBART YACHT RACE

Hopeful competitors set sail out of Sydney Harbour on Boxing Day for the annual Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. They’re racing to beat the standing record of just over 33 hours.

New York City, USA

DEC 31 TIMES SQUARE

Raise a glass to the end of 2021 and commemorate the New Year as the ball drops in Times Square at the stroke of midnight.

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