This Year's Women's World Cup Flag Bunting 10m 32 Teams
Can we legally hang the buntings in our restaurants, bars or retail outlets, without infringing on FIFA's intellectual property regulations?
The short answer is YES. Here is the screenshot of Section G2 on Page 22 of FWWC 2023 IP guidelines.
Please refer to this link for the whole document
https://digitalhub.fifa.com/m/1f4a22a78276f2b8/original/ FIFA-Women-s-World-Cup-Australia-New-Zealand-2023- IP-Guidelines.pdf
How to make your offices, schools, bars, restaurants, or shopping malls come alive with excitement and celebrate this year's Women's World Cup?
Here are some tips to get everyone in the mood for the World Cup.
Create a themed display: Set up a dedicated area or corner showcasing the Women's World Cup. Decorate it with our Women's World Cup flag buntings, jerseys, soccer balls, and posters. This will help create a visually appealing and engaging space for everyone.
Organize a prediction contest: Encourage friendly competition by setting up a prediction contest for the World Cup matches. Provide scorecards or online platforms for participants to guess the winners, scores, or other match outcomes. Offer prizes or incentives to keep the excitement high.
Host viewing parties: Arrange special viewing areas with large screens or projectors to watch the matches together. Decorate the space with banners, balloons, and streamers in the colors of different teams. Consider providing snacks and beverages that reflect the cultures of the participating nations.
Promote team spirit: Encourage employees, students, or customers to dress up in their favorite team's colors or jerseys. Organize a "Supporter Day" where everyone can show their enthusiasm by wearing team merchandise or face paint. This will create a vibrant and lively atmosphere throughout the venue.
Collaborate with local businesses: Reach out to local businesses, such as sports apparel stores or food vendors, and explore opportunities for cross-promotion. Offer discounts or special deals to customers who visit both establishments, creating a win-win situation and generating more excitement for the World Cup.
Engage with social media: Create dedicated hashtags or social media challenges related to the Women's World Cup. Encourage employees, students, or customers to share their experiences, photos, or predictions online. This will help generate buzz and connect with a broader audience beyond your physical location.
Organize friendly matches or tournaments: Arrange friendly soccer matches or mini-tournaments among employees, students, or customers. This not only promotes teamwork and camaraderie but also adds a fun element to the overall World Cup celebration.