From Iceland to Venezuela, global festivities bring unique customs to the season. Thanks to the language learning platform Preply, many are discovering 10 lesser-known Christmas traditions that ...

And, it's made even more wonderful by the myriad of unique holiday traditions around the world. SEE ALSO: 11 Christmas traditions from around the world we should all adopt immediately The United ...

Embark on a journey through the enchanting world of Christmas traditions! From the vibrant parols of the Philippines to the joyous Nativity plays in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dive into diverse ...

What emerged in 2021 was a float representing the counterculture to Christmas traditions of merry and ... among others) from Iceland, Sweden, France, and Italy. At 4:30 p.m., a foot parade ...

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The Burning Man of Birding: Inside Iceland's Puffin Festival For decades years Icelanders have celebrated the Atlantic Puffin even while they've served it up on plates. But some traditions can't last ...

It’s got a freezer the size of a warehouse and shelves stretching as far as you can see – welcome to Iceland’s massive £100m new depot. The supermarket giant has just opened its largest UK ...

or add another fun activity to your family’s Christmas traditions, by reading these poems together over hot cocoa by the fire. Worried poetry might put Grandma to sleep too early? We’ve got ...

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How do Christmas traditions start? You make something for the holidays one year, and depending on the success of the dish (and good spirits), it sticks. So you bring it back the following year. After ...

Those visiting Albania for Christmas will find that it is only celebrated with fervour in select areas and by part of the population. Yet, there are still significant, popular Christmas events to ...

Revelers greeted one another with a joyful "Io Saturnalia!" — the ancient Roman equivalent of "Merry Christmas!" From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of ...