BEST TOURISM MONTH / WEEK CELEBRATION

MONTH / WEEK CELEBRATION

Tourism is a significant contributor to the Philippine economy, generating employment opportunities and contributing to the country’s overall development. To promote the tourism industry further, the Philippine government and various organizations hold tourism month/week celebrations throughout the country. These events aim to showcase the different tourist destinations and attractions in the country, as well as the rich cultural heritage of its people

Recognizing the best tourism month/week celebration in the Philippines is important for several reasons:

It acknowledges the efforts of the organizers in promoting the tourism industry in the country. The award serves as recognition for their hard work and dedication to enhancing the tourism industry;
Recognizing the best tourism month/week celebration in the Philippines can inspire other organizations and individuals to participate actively in promoting tourism. The award can serve as a benchmark of best practices in tourism promotion, encouraging other organizations and individuals to adopt similar initiatives; and
Acknowledging the best tourism month/week celebration in the Philippines can help to promote tourism in the country further. By highlighting the achievements of the organizers, the award can help to raise awareness about the importance of the tourism industry and its potential for growth and development.
Recognizing the best tourism month/week celebration in the Philippines is a crucial initiative in promoting the sustainable development of the tourism industry. It can serve as an inspiration to other organizations and individuals, help to promote the industry, and acknowledge the hard work and dedication of those involved in promoting tourism in the country.
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CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Best Tourism Month/Week Celebration

  • Tourism Promotion (25%):
    The celebration should have a strong commitment to promoting tourism in the area. It should provide opportunities for visitors to learn about the local culture, history, and attractions.
  • Community Involvement (15%):
    The celebration should involve the local community and promote community participation. It should also have a positive impact on the community, such as promoting local businesses and providing opportunities for employment.
  • Sustainability (15%):
    The celebration should promote sustainable tourism practices that protect the environment, preserve cultural heritage, and benefit the local community. This includes efforts to minimize negative impacts on the environment and cultural resources, and promote the use of eco-friendly practices.
  • Creativity (15%):
    The celebration should demonstrate creativity in its programming and activities. It should showcase unique and innovative ways of celebrating tourism, such as cultural presentations, exhibits, or food festivals.
  • Visitor Experience (10%):
    The celebration should provide a memorable experience for visitors, with a variety of activities that cater to different age groups and interests. It should provide adequate tourist facilities, such as transportation, accommodations, and attractions.
  • Impact (10%):
    The celebration should have a positive impact on the local community and the wider public. It should promote tourism as a means of economic development and contribute to the promotion and preservation of the country’s rich cultural and natural heritage.
  • Safety and Security (10%):
    The celebration should ensure the safety and security of its attendees and participants. This includes measures to prevent accidents, crowd control, and security measures to prevent criminal activities. There will be three winners for this category for those who have observed and celebrated Tourism Week/Month, THREE RANKING AWARDS each from the Provincial, HUCs, Cities, and Municipal Level.