NEW YORK
Dating.com – part of Social Discovery Group, the company behind more than 60 online dating sites – is offering a free one-month subscription to all athletes participating in the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Recognizing the potential for athletes to feel isolated during the games, Dating.com is helping enhance the experiences of athletes when they are not actively competing by helping them forge connections.
Now, through Dating.com, athletes can stay connected and explore meaningful relationships without taking away from their competitive focus. Athletes can register at Dating.com/Paris2024. After their profiles are verified, the subscription will be activated and they can start messaging and building connections, facilitated by Dating.com’s advanced algorithm and communication tools – especially Let’s Mingle, its innovative AI icebreaker and intro message system.
“Recent data from Dating.com shows 71% of today’s singles have been in a relationship with someone who lives in another country, meaning that connections forged at the Olympic games won’t stop when the games are over,” said Sabrina Bendory, relationship expert at Dating.com. “We are still in a loneliness epidemic, and it is imperative for athletes to feel like their best selves to compete at their highest potential. By offering a free subscription to Olympic athletes, Dating.com can make their experiences better and help them build connections they can continue to foster from home long after the games have ended.”
The decision for Dating.com to launch this initiative follows recent news that intimate interactions between athletes will not be restricted during the Paris Olympics. This contrasts with the Tokyo Olympics, which were held under stringent COVID-19 protocols. The Olympic committee’s decision is setting a precedent that socializing at the games is important, and Dating.com provides Olympic athletes with a convenient place to connect.
For more information and to get started, Olympic athletes can visit https//www.dating.com/paris2024.
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