International Day of caravan

September 24, Wednesday

International Day of caravan
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International Caravanner Day is celebrated annually on September 24. This professional holiday is dedicated to everyone involved in cargo transportation — from caravan leaders and long-haul truck drivers to crews of merchant ships and escort vessels.

History of the holiday
The day was established in 1995 by the International Cargo Handling Coordination Association (ICHCA). The date September 24 was chosen in honor of the birthday of Adam Williams (1564–1628), a British navigator who was the first European to reach the shores of Japan and actively participated in international trade.

How the holiday is celebrated

* Professional communities and associations organize themed events, seminars, and conferences.
* In some countries, parades and exhibitions are held dedicated to transport logistics and the history of caravan routes.
* Greetings and stories about the significance of the profession are published on social media and specialized platforms.

Significance of the holiday
International Caravanner Day emphasizes the importance of the profession for the global economy, especially in the context of globalization and the development of international trade. It highlights the contribution of specialists in ensuring stable goods supply and maintaining logistical chains.

International Day of caravan in other years

International Day of caravan in other countries

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