“You go some place and suddenly behold a landscape you’ve read about but never seen before. I feel that that’s the most exciting experience. Just like I don’t want someone to tell me what a movie’s about, I want to see it for myself.”
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Chinatowns are located all around the world, from the Americas to Europe as well as Africa, Australia and Asia. These areas are historically known as any ethnic enclave of expatriate Chinese, Macanese, Taiwanese and Hong Kongese.
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With 50 million Chinese people living outside China, Chinese New Year has become one of the world’s largest festivals, as immigrants take their traditions with them to new communities. The Pilot Guides Team has travelled to the most spectacular celebrations to bring you the definitive guide to Chinese New Year around the world.
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We think that Aussie film director George Miller hit the nail on the head when he said that “The trouble with eating Italian food is that five or six days later you’re hungry again.”
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As the biggest festival of the largest religion in the world, Christmas is celebrated in some form in pretty much every corner of the world. Here are the nations that don’t!
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