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Celebrating the Spirit of Giving 🎄 Christmas is a time for love, generosity, and togetherness. But did you know that many cultures celebrate their own unique festivals of light, joy, and renewal throughout the year? 🌏 From Nowruz in Afghanistan to Bodhi Day in Bhutan, people worldwide come together to honour their beliefs and traditions with the same warmth and joy that Christmas brings to others. Let's celebrate this season as a reminder of what unites us: love, kindness and hope for a brighter tomorrow. 💕 Want to know more about Global Celebration? Read our latest blog here https://lnkd.in/geaFJtBK #HolidayFun #MarketResearchExperts #FaceFactsResearch #MarketResearch

Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is not just a time for celebration––it's a powerful reminder of resilience, unity, and standing firm in your ideals. Rooted in the ancient story of the Maccabees, who fought against oppression and reclaimed their sacred space, Hanukkah teaches us the importance of returning from adversity, no matter how many times we're knocked down. It's about rebuilding—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and finding the strength to continue in the face of challenges. Much like the Maccabees' triumph, creating a conference or event shares similar themes. Obstacles may arise when curating an experience or gathering, whether for business or celebration. Plans may fall through, budgets get stretched, or unforeseen issues emerge. Yet, just as the menorah's flame defied the odds, there's always room for creativity, adaptability, and tenacity. It's about bringing people together, lighting a spark of inspiration, and showing that when we stand united, we're stronger than the sum of our parts. So this Hanukkah, as you light the menorah and gather with loved ones, reflect on these core lessons. In life and event planning, resilience and community are the keys to turning setbacks into triumphs. Let the light guide you forward. Dan Cohen Gary Krieger Jen Coken Waldo Waldman, MBA, CSP, CPAE Shane Feldman Apolo Ohno Andrew Busch Tony D'Amelio #Hanukkah #HappyHanukkah #EventProfs #FestivalOfLights #Hanukkah2024 #Menorah

Today marks the beginning of both Kwanzaa and Hanukkah, a beautiful reminder that even amidst diverse celebrations, we share a common thread – the spirit of the season. As the holiday celebrations continue, let's use this time as an opportunity to celebrate the beautiful tapestry of human connection that unites us all, rather than focusing on our differences. Let's embrace the spirit of the season – a time for giving, gratitude, and togetherness. Let's remember that we are all part of the same human family, sharing common hopes, dreams, and experiences. Let's choose kindness, empathy, and understanding. Let's build bridges of connection, not walls of division. Let's celebrate the unique beauty of our diverse cultures and perspectives, recognizing that our differences enrich our world. May this holiday season be a time of healing, hope, and harmony for all. #Kwanzaa #Hanukkah #HolidaySpirit #Unity #HumanConnection #Diversity #CelebrateTogether

Eight nights of Hanukkah? That’s eight nights to gather with loved ones, share stories, and enjoy festive treats (and maybe perfect those latkes!). May this holiday season be filled with laughter, light, and the joy of tradition. Sending warm wishes for a Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! Olivia 💛 #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights #ClientFocus #SalesCoaching #EffectiveSelling #SalesSuccess #OliviaLockWood #OpenUpCoaching #SalesStrategy #SalesSuccess #SalesCoaching

Eight nights of Hanukkah? That’s eight nights to gather with loved ones, share stories, and enjoy festive treats (and maybe perfect those latkes!). May this holiday season be filled with laughter, light, and the joy of tradition. Sending warm wishes for a Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! Olivia 💛 #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights #ClientFocus #SalesCoaching #EffectiveSelling #SalesSuccess #OliviaLockWood #OpenUpCoaching #SalesStrategy #SalesSuccess #SalesCoaching

Your friends and colleagues will be celebrating Eid soon 🌙 Here are 7 things you should know. 1. Eid-al-Fitr "the festival of breaking the fast" marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.    👉 It's celebrated on the 1st of Shawwal and ends a month of fasting for most Muslims and typically lasts for 3 days.     2. When it starts usually depends on whether the crescent is spotted so Muslims may not know if tomorrow is Eid until the night before.    👉 Islamic months like Ramadan can last either 29 or 30 days depending on the moon sighting.     3. Eid-al-Fitr is one of two Eids on the Islamic calendar.    👉 the 2nd one is Eid-al-Adha which marks the end of the holy pilgrimage to Mecca each year.     4. Most start the day with Eid prayers first thing in the morning.    👉 it's prayed in congregation across mosques and Islamic centres all over the world.     5. It's not just about feasting; it’s a time rich with gratitude, giving back to the community, and family.    👉 it’s a reflection of hard-earned patience and spirituality. 5. Greet your friends and colleagues with “Eid Mubarak” (Blessed Eid) or “Eid Sa’eed” (Happy Eid).    👉 it shows your respect and well-wishes for their significant day. 6. If you’re invited to an Eid celebration, opting for modest and semi-formal attire is best (you don't need to go full Arab style like me)    👉 it's a sign of respect for the cultural norms. 7. If you’re visiting someone’s home, sweets, chocolates, or flowers make for thoughtful Eid gifts.    👉 it’s not just about the gift but the sentiment of sharing joy. Most of all, have fun and enjoy the festivities - it's a time for celebration and strengthening bonds! Eid Mubarak everyone 🌙

Here’s a draft for your LinkedIn post about Hanukkah: Illuminating the Darkness: The Essence of Hanukkah As we light the menorah each night of Hanukkah, we are reminded of a profound truth: even the smallest light can push back the darkest night. Hanukkah is a celebration of resilience and hope. It commemorates a time when a small group of people stood firm in their beliefs, overcoming incredible odds to rededicate their temple and reignite their faith. The miracle of the oil lasting eight days teaches us that perseverance, even in the face of scarcity, can yield extraordinary outcomes. But beyond the historical narrative, Hanukkah carries a timeless message: the power of light over darkness. It is a reminder that in our personal and professional lives, we have the capacity to illuminate challenges with innovation, optimism, and collaboration. As we kindle each flame, let’s reflect on the ways we can be a source of light in our communities. Whether it’s through small acts of kindness, sharing knowledge, or standing up for what is right, we all have the ability to create sparks that brighten the world around us. Wishing you a joyous Hanukkah filled with light, warmth, and inspiration! 🕎✨

As the candles of Hanukkah shine bright, may they fill your heart with warmth, hope, and gratitude. Here's to celebrating the miracles, traditions, and the light we bring into the world.  Wishing you a joyous and meaningful Hanukkah, surrounded by love and peace.  #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights #MiraclesOfHanukkah #ChagSameach #HanukkahJoy #LightAndLove #CelebrateTheLight #HanukkahBlessings #Eventweb #myEventWeb

Hanukkah starts on Christmas Day in 2024 in rare occurrence. This year, the first night of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah will fall on the same day as Christmas for the first time since 2005. Why do late this year you ask? The Jewish calendar is based on lunar cycles, and is not in sync with the Gregorian calendar which is sets Christmas on Dec. 25. #askchca #concierge #originalinfluencer #chicago #hospitality #hanukkah #hospitality #celebrate #holidayseason

Are you ready to invite your "Oshpizin" into your sukkah? Before gathering with loved ones, here are 5 essential tips to ensure a safe celebration >>