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Carnivals, gift-giving, and community events bring people together, creating opportunities for small businesses and retailers to thrive. There is empirical evidence to correlate economic upturn during festival days.
Across Africa, Christmas is not just a time for festivity, it’s a major economic driver. The holiday season sparks increased spending as families, businesses, and entire communities participate in the celebrations. From retail shopping to travel and vibrant street parades, the festive spirit fuels commerce across the continent.
Carnivals, gift-giving, and community events bring people together, creating opportunities for small businesses and retailers to thrive. There is empirical evidence to correlate economic upturn during festival days.
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For many, Christmas is a time of cultural expression and economic activity, reinforcing its significance as both a cherished tradition and a boost to local economies.
