Most countries celebrate Black Friday. However, they don't all do so in the same way or give it the same name. In Mexico, for example, the so-called "Good Ending" has been celebrated since 2011. This is an annual event that promotes buying and is on the same day as Revolution Day (late November). Other countries, such as the United Kingdom, already celebrate this traditional holiday, even if it's not as important as other, more commercially important dates, such as Boxing Day. Finally, there's the case of India. In this country, even before Black Friday came along, they celebrated "Dhanteras", a day on which buying gold or cars, or launching a new enterprise, is thought to bring good luck.