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Santa starts off at the North Pole, then down the Pacific Ocean, to New Zealand and Australia. He then goes up to South East Asia and Japan. He carries on going west until Eastern Europe when he goes into East Africa. He delivers to East and Central Africa, then goes to Central Europe (Italy, Germany, France, Denmark, Sweden, Spain ect.) Then back down to Western Africa, then up to the UK and Ireland. He travels across the Atlantic Ocean, to Brazil then up to Eastern USA and Canada, then goes to South America, then to Western USA. His last stop is Hawaii, before going back to the North Pole!

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10h ago

Oh, what a delightful question! Santa doesn't follow a strict order when visiting countries, as he spreads joy and cheer wherever he goes. He listens to the wishes of children all around the world and brings gifts to each one with love and magic. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, Santa's journey is full of surprises and wonder for everyone to enjoy.

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1w ago

Oh, dude, Santa's got his own VIP itinerary, you know? He starts in the South Pacific, hits up New Zealand and Australia first because, you know, time zones and all that jazz. Then he swings by Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas - like, he's basically the ultimate jet-setter. So, yeah, Santa's got the whole world covered in one night, no big deal.

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7mo ago

Santa traditionally starts in the Pacific Islands before moving on to New Zealand and Australia, then heads to Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, and finally South America. However, the order can vary depending on different cultures and traditions.

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1mo ago

Santa traditionally visits countries in the following order: first, he starts in the South Pacific, then moves on to New Zealand and Australia. After that, he visits Asia, then Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and finally, he ends his journey in the Pacific Islands. This order allows Santa to travel westward, following the Earth's rotation and the time zones, ensuring that he delivers gifts to children around the world in a timely manner.

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