Celebrate the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Tiger
This year Lunar New Year is on February 1. We will be ushering in the year of the Tiger and celebrating the spring weather to come. Here are some facts about Lunar New Year and the traditions that have been celebrated for centuries.
January 28, 2022
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Global Holiday
Lunar New Year, or Chinese New Year, or The Spring Festival is known as different things depending on who is celebrating. North and South Korea and Vietnam celebrate, calling it Lunar New Year. During years when it is safe to travel, family gatherings and celebrations occur globally. This causes Chinese/Lunar New Year to be the time of year where more people are traveling than any other time of the year in the world.