New Year celebrations around the world in 2017

The island of Tonga and Chatham islands, hardly know anyone, but they are the first to await the change of years, as greet each new day. These small islands of the Pacific, quietly follow the first year of the old to make noise, fireworks and New Zealand, the first major country that celebrates the arrival of the New Year.

New Zealanders greeted with noise and lighting of fireworks coming of 2017, a spectacular performance in 328 meters height from the top of the tower "Sky Tower" in Auckland.

Thousands of residents and tourists filled the streets of the city for the festival of lights, which gave color first minutes of the New Year on the port city. 500 kilograms of fireworks and 5 months planning it took to traditional spectacle, organizers say never tire to achieve.

* If New Zealand is the first toast to the New Year, there is no doubt that Australia represents his first plate with colorful spectacle of fireworks coming from the legendary bridge of Sydney harbor and the Opera The of the city. A show that can be seen from all over the world and Australians do not ever disappoint
expectations.

More than 1.5 million people attended the screening of the light field, which cost 7 million dollars and which were used thousands of fireworks and over 100 thousand individual effects.

Large security measures, under the operations in the country have not faded at all holiday, although the presence of more than 2,000 officers in port areas of Sydney did not pass unnoticed.

Oceanic islands, holidays spent in Asia, where the island of samurai and South Korea led the way for the celebrations on the continent. Tokyo and Seoul fireworks lit the respective nights, followed quite so special, half-hour later, North Korea, which has at her differently from neighbors.

Hong Kong with China also gave their greetings for the New Year's arrival, that hour after hour approaching Europe and our country. Islands of Hawaii will be the last that will welcome in 2017, when in Albania will be smart of hours on the first day of the New Year.