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Published 16:53 30 Jan 2019 GMT
Updated 17:34 30 Jan 2019 GMT
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Europe Day already exists, but not as an official Bank Holiday.
The idea was discussed in Brussels on Monday and according to Euractiv, Ivan Jakovčić, a Croatian liberal MEP, said it had "clear support".
"It seems there is clear support from several parliamentary groups such as the Greens, the Socialists and ALDE. Having 9 May as a public holiday is not for the sake of holidays but so that we can show our unity and fight for our values," he said.
Maite Pagazaurtundua, a Spanish liberal MEP, even went as far as saying it would "most probably be passed".
We'll take it!
Also - sickened for the lads in the UK, who won't get enjoy this sweet, sweet day off once Brexit hits.
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