explain the challenges of not having a unified global calendar. what problems does that create?

Different nations have different calendars according to their religion and cultures. Each country has its customs to follow with a holiday on that day for celebrations. By having a separate calendar, it creates problems when markets, business, and stock markets are close in a country when the rest of the world is working on that particular day. For tourists, it creates a problem when they are not aware of the national holidays of a country when they find historical sights and museums close. The unified global calendar helps businesses, tourists, and trade.

Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2022-01-25T11:21:56+01:00

A unified global calendar is the Gregorian calendar that entails the weekday of any given date (day, month, year)

Different nations have different calendars according to their religion, cultures, custom, belief etc

The problem associated with not having a unified global calendar includes:

its creates problems when markets, business, and stock markets are close in a country when the rest of the world is working on that particular day.
In tourism, it creates a problem for tourist who are unaware of the national holidays etc.