Look: The world's stunning fireworks display to welcome 2019

Goodbye 2018 and welcome 2019, a word that can be describe as the world welcomes the new year.

Here are some of the stunning fireworks display around the world.

People flocked to welcome the 2019 at Burj Khalifa's legendary new Year's Eve fireworks display.

Countdown to 2019 at the Burj Khalifa

In Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah will host a world record as the clocks strike midnight, an attempt to make the largest sentence ever created with fireworks.

Abu Dhabi will attempt to break tonight the largest sentence ever created with fireworks! 12:00 midnight at Abu Dhabi Corniche pic.twitter.com/qPvOh8NKMD
— فعاليات أبوظبي (@AbuDhabiEvents) December 31, 2018

The Sydney fireworks displayed over 12 minutes which has been set off through the whole harbour and bay.

Credit to Sydney Fireworks Twitter

At sky tower Auckland, New Zealand.

#HNY from #Auckland #Newzealand @skytower pic.twitter.com/aF2MXRjJts
— VoyageToTheHeart (@UnifiedLove) December 31, 2018

HongKong fireworks display to welcome 2019

Ready to party this #NewYear’s Eve in #HongKong? https://t.co/B6HOzODLyq pic.twitter.com/sArK03CYAL
— Hong Kong (@discoverhk) December 27, 2018

HAPPENING NOW: Hong Kongers celebrates 2019 with fireworks extravaganza at the Victoria Harbour #HappyNewYear pic.twitter.com/MnLgA7wR6p
— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) December 31, 2018

Eastwood Philippines

Tokyo Japan

Summer is #fireworks season in Japan! Bright blooms of color light up the sky at Itabashi Fireworks #Festival—one of Tokyo’s biggest shows pic.twitter.com/hD4MtvwhsZ
— Tokyo Gov (@Tokyo_gov) August 5, 2017

Singapore

Happy 2019! Hour-long firework display at Marina Bay 🇸🇬 just now. Best so far! pic.twitter.com/ejm5y9g88r
— Xavier Lur (@xavierlur) December 31, 2018

Happy 2019, Singapore! 🎆🎉#MBSC2019 📷: Heic pic.twitter.com/7O33T8oCVo
— URA Singapore (@URAsg) December 31, 2018

Goodbye 2018, hello 2019! Singapore celebrates the New Year with spectacular fireworks at the Marina Bay countdown party https://t.co/SklcKnvCmi pic.twitter.com/eYsqXZqoiL
— Channel NewsAsia (@ChannelNewsAsia) December 31, 2018

Thailand