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Montreal, Canada - The world's largest international comedy festival, featuring performances by stand-up comedians, improvisational troupes, and sketch comedy groups.

Edinburgh, Scotland - The world's largest arts festival, which includes a significant comedy component, with thousands of performances over three weeks in August.

Melbourne, Australia - One of the three largest comedy festivals in the world, it presents a variety of comedic acts in March and April.

Brighton, England - England's largest arts festival, which is open-access and features a flourishing comedy scene each May.

New York, USA - A week-long festival held in November, showcasing big names in stand-up comedy across various venues in the city.

Sydney, Australia - An annual comedy festival held in April and May, offering a selection of international and local comedians.

Leicester, England - UK's longest-running comedy festival, taking place in February, featuring stand-up shows, children's comedy, and comedic theatre.

Chicago, USA - The largest sketch comedy festival in the nation, hosted every January with multiple days of shows from new and veteran groups.

Flagstaff, USA - A multi-day event held in September featuring stand-up comedians, improv troupes, and sketch comedy, as well as educational workshops.

Portland, USA - A four-day festival in May celebrating innovative comedy acts, with a mix of stand-up, improv, podcasts, and more.

Grand Rapids, USA - A festival held in March, promoting laughter as an essential part of emotional health, featuring stand-up, improv, and other humorous acts.

Nottingham, England - An annual event in October with a variety of comedy acts ranging from stand-up to improv, including new talents and well-known comedians.

Toronto, Canada - An offshoot of Montreal's Just for Laughs, this September festival includes 42 acts over 10 days, mixing comedy heavyweights with up-and-coming performers.

San Francisco, USA - A comedy festival held in January that showcases a mix of comedy genres, including stand-up, sketch, and improvised theatre.

Kilkenny, Ireland - An annual comedy festival over the June Bank Holiday weekend that has been showcasing major international and Irish comedic acts since 1995.

Cape Town, South Africa - Africa’s largest comedy festival, taking place in February and March, it presents a mix of local stand-up comedians and international stars.

Newcastle, England - A promising regional comedy festival held in June, with a program full of stand-up, cabaret, and children's comedy.