What are your plans for World Bathing Day?
Please
note that World
Bathing Day is not in the calendar of UN Remembrance / Observances.
World Bathing
Day is an initiative of a private organization
There
is a petition in progress to United Nations to include World Bathing Day in its
calendar.
This
means private organizations do take the initiative to designate a day to focus
on a particular idea/theme.
A
focused day on a particular idea/theme is a powerful tool to spread the word
about the benefits of the idea/theme.
Simply
put, observances are remembrance, awareness, and celebration days or events
that are not normally days off work. These events are inherently different from
public holidays. This means folks can do their routine work, but for some time,
the focus is on a particular theme/idea/thought.
While
observances in the US such as Halloween and Valentine’s Day don’t mean a day
off, they do impact business demand across industries.
Imagine
the impact these events have not just within a single territory or even
country, but globally– each with their
own regional observances you might not have insight into.
So, see
the impact ‘World
Safe ePay Day’ can have across the world.
More and
more financial transactions are moving from the physical realm to digital
realm.
Designating
a day as World
Safe ePay Day has multiple benefits.
The top 4
benefits of World
Safe ePay Day can be summarised as follows:
Benefit 01) Promotion of Cybersecurity
Awareness
Benefit 02) Enhancement of Customer Confidence
Benefit 03) Support for Economic
Growth and Financial Inclusion
Benefit 04) Strengthening Global
Cooperation.
Our
country is the leader in Digital Transactions and flag of World Safe ePay Day can be first
unveiled in our country.
World Safe ePay
Day is an opportunity to raise global awareness and celebration of
secure electronic payments.
In an era
where financial transactions increasingly occur in the digital realm, this
observance can highlight the importance
of safety and reliability in electronic payment systems worldwide.
**World Bathing
Day on June 22** celebrates the diverse rituals and traditions of
bathing, cleansing, and rejuvenation, while highlighting the critical issue of
clean water access, as one in three people globally lack it.
Celebrated
in over 50 countries, participants share photos on social media to raise
awareness of water’s cultural and historical significance.
The $56
billion hot springs industry promotes World Bathing Day events, encouraging the
sharing of bathing images on Instagram using #worldbathingday.
This day
also addresses the severe health consequences of limited access to clean
bathing water, such as the daily deaths of 1,000 children from water-related
diseases and the extensive time women and girls spend gathering water, which
affects their education and hope.
Created
by the Bathe the World Foundation and supported by the GWI Hot Springs
Initiative, World
Bathing Day aims to unite people through the practice of hot springs
bathing.
This act
highlights the interconnectedness of community and planetary wellbeing. The
concept of World Bath Day took off in 2018, and
the event has drawn participants from across the globe, emphasizing
humanity’s interdependent relationship with water.
In
conjunction with World Bathing Day, the concept of ** World Safe ePay Day ** is being
developed.
This
proposed observance aims to raise awareness about secure online payment
practices.
Just as World Bathing
Day highlights the importance of clean water, World Safe ePay Day would
emphasize the necessity of secure financial transactions in our increasingly
digital world.
Promoting
safe e-payment methods can protect individuals and communities from cyber
threats, ensuring that the convenience of online transactions does not
compromise security.
By
recognizing both days, we can draw parallels between the essential resources of
water and secure financial systems, both critical for the wellbeing and
advancement of society.
More
details of World
Bathing Day can be found on the website of Bathe the World
Foundation @ https://worldbathingday.org/
Disclaimer: These are my thoughts only. The bottom line is
spreading the Joy of Safe ePayments via World Safe ePay Day. Nothing More - Nothing
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