The 2020 year is coming to an end and preparations to welcome the year 2021 have commenced around the world.
However, on each New Year’s Eve, the New Year begins with fireworks and special events and concerts at important and famous places around the world.
Moreover, the beginning of the new year will be different as a large part of the year 2020 will be spent with lockdown and social distance due to the global pandemic.
Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, like the rest of the world, is adorned with spectacular New Year’s Eve fireworks, and large numbers of people flock to see the spectacle. Part of which will be the world’s first New Year celebration on Zoom.
Due to Coronavirus, online classes, meetings, webinars and other apps have become very popular, especially Zoom, and now it will also be celebrated on New Year.
According to reports, Emaar, the master developer company of Burj Khalifa, has partnered with Zoom Video Communications to host a live global zoom video call of New Year’s celebrations from Dubai.
In this regard, 50,000 people from all over the world should be invited to participate in the Zoom video call, which will enter the year 2021 with the first New Year’s celebration hosted by Zoom
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