New Year's Eve traditions are celebrated around the world. Which do you feel will bring you good luck in 2026?

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Some New Year's traditions around the world include eating 12 grapes under a table and breaking bread against a door.

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New Year’s may seem like a universal party that everyone celebrates in more or less the same way, but many cultures have their own traditions meant to bring about good luck in the coming year. Hosts ...