Is Thanksgiving an international holiday

Answer 1

American expats from all over the world still celebrate Thanksgiving wherever they may be found across the world. It's a beloved tradition that can be hard for some to give up!

There is also a Canadian version of the holiday that occurs in October.

Answer 2

Yes. Thanksgiving as a holiday is in fact celebrated in many countries. Thanksgiving is essentially a harvest related festival. It celebrates the harvest when it is completed. Though it is often said to have been originated in America, a number of other countries celebrate harvest related festivals and had done so long before the Pilgrims. Worldwide, harvest celebrations are observed with different names and at different times depending on the harvest season of the country.

Answer 3

Thanksgiving as it is known in the United States and Canada are national holidays that are not celebrated internationally. Many countries have harvest festivals which are similar to Thanksgiving.

Answer 4

No,

Thanksgiving is not an international holiday. It is celebrated in USA, Canada, Liberia, and Norfolk Island. It is celebrated in Canad on the 2nd Monday of October, In Liberia on the 1st Thursday of November, in USA on the 4th Thursday of November, and in Norfolk Island on the last Wednesday of November.

Answer 5

Probably just in America because the Indians helped us out with the food. No one else was really affected; I don't think anyways.

Answer 6

Yes; in Canada, the Netherlands, Grenada (West Indian Island) and Liberia. :)

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

No