Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day in Hong Kong is romance turned vertical. In one of the world’s densest and most dazzling cities, February 14 unfolds across rooftop bars, harbour ferries, mountaintop viewpoints, and

Valentine’s Day in Malaysia is a tale of two celebrations. On February 14, the country’s cities mark the global day of romance much like anywhere else — flowers, dinners, gifts.

Valentine’s Day in Singapore is romance engineered to perfection — much like the city itself. In the Lion City, February 14 unfolds against one of the world’s great urban backdrops:

Valentine’s Day in Canada looks familiar at first glance — cards, roses, dinners, the whole February 14 playbook. But spend the day north of the 49th parallel and the differences

Valentine’s Day in New Zealand is romance without the fuss. Kiwis celebrate February 14 the way they do most things — outdoors, unpretentiously, and with a healthy disregard for formality.

Valentine’s Day in Australia arrives at the height of summer — long golden evenings, beach weather, and outdoor everything. While the Northern Hemisphere celebrates February 14 bundled against the cold,

Valentine’s Day in Kenya is a celebration shaped by contrasts: Nairobi’s glittering rooftop restaurants on one side, and the deep quiet of the Maasai Mara at golden hour on the

In Nigeria, Valentine’s Day is not quiet. It is red outfits and surprise boxes, candlelit dinners in Lagos and Abuja booked weeks out, hashtags like #ValentinesDayNigeria and #LoveInLagos trending from

Egypt celebrates love twice — and the more interesting of the two days isn’t in February. Every year on November 4, Egypt marks its own homegrown Valentine’s Day: Eid el-Hob

In Turkey, February 14 is Sevgililer Günü — literally “Lovers’ Day” or “Day of the Sweethearts.” The name is the first clue that this is not quite the Valentine’s Day

Greece invented the language of love — quite literally. Eros, agape, philia, storge: the ancient Greeks needed four words where English makes do with one, and their mythology gave the

Ten days after the rest of the world puts away its Valentine’s roses, Romania celebrates love its own way. February 24 is Dragobete — the Romanian day of love, named