Human services / Entertainment / Tourism / Leisure
What are the problems of our exchange society in personal services, entertainment, tourism and leisure?
These sectors, which are at the heart of society, are not exempt from the rule of monetisation.
Social inequalities hit hard in this area. The most obvious one generated by money is deployed in the offers of comfort (physical or recreational).
The division of society takes shape in a variety of ways:
- Some go on holiday by plane to paradise islands, others nowhere.
- Some go to the theatre or a concert, others watch television.
- Some elderly people receive home help, others go to very expensive retirement homes where the treatment of the elderly is also subject to the profitability needs of the shareholders of these groups. Savings are made in every area, leading to less welfare for the residents.
What are the benefits of a sharing society in personal services, entertainment, tourism and leisure?
Service and art are the breeding ground for mutual aid, wonder and togetherness, the first step towards a post-monetary society.
A sharing society will allow us to balance social inequalities instantly (no more rich, no more poor!), to treat our elders with dignity and to combine all this with a reasonable and ecological consumption of art, leisure and tourism.
Objectives of my assembly in personal services, entertainment, tourism and leisure.
Review the challenges of the sector to move towards respect and better living for all. To raise the awareness of the actors in this field (citizen movements, associations and inhabitants) of the advantages of a sharing society in terms of personal services, entertainment, tourism and leisure. Finally, to contribute to the implementation of concrete projects in favour of a world of free services, entertainment, tourism and leisure.
We invite you to carry out any type of action towards free and autonomous living during the gathering stage.
However, keep in mind that the actions taken in today’s society are only band-aids on a sick society.
The remedy for the excesses and most of the global challenges lies in the transition to a post-monetary world.
The solution to the excesses of the market system and to most of the global challenges lies in the transition to a post-monetary world.
Waiting to be autonomous “outside the system” to get rid of money will certainly prevent us from doing so one day: a tiny part of the population has the capacity to achieve autonomy (lack of time, money, energy, land, health, tools, knowledge). => Humanity is autonomous, in everything, today!
Example of actions to be taken in my assembly:
Raise awareness of the sector’s stakeholders on the challenges of a sharing society and the benefits of the Great Project.
Participate in or organise fairs, meetings, debates or events on the themes of the sector to bring people together.
Organise by profession to provide free monthly services and offer them to members.
Organise a festive and free day with musical artists, workshops, etc.
Create a label of committed artists offering free shows.
Create no-expense-spared tourism programmes around the world.
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