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MANILA, Philippines – There’s definitely more to Philippine tourism than sightseeing, food trips, and guided tours.
How about delving into the unexplored depths of the sea and the sky? Or the mind?
To celebrate World Tourism Day on September 27, students from the University of the Philippines’ Asian Institute of Tourism have organized a unique event dubbed “The Curious Cases of Tourism,” happening from 4-7PM at the Melchor Hall Theater, UP Diliman, Quezon City.
The program will highlight local tourism with a twist – unexpected adventure options for travelers and thrill-seekers. These include close encounters with deepwater creatures, opening the eyes to the vast outerspace, and getting to know the local culture of paranormal phenomena.
Talks will come from speakers such as Mr. Bienvinido Clavarall, a successful travel consultant, Atty. Don Rico Kapunan, a certified Open Water Scuba Diver, Engr. Milo Dacanay, Chairman of the Philippine Astronomical Society, and Mr. Jimmy Licauco, a noted resource on inner mind development and Philippine mysticism.
The event will be capped off by a stargazing activity at UP’s open field, where participants will learn more about various constellations visible in the local sky. A session on Tarot card reading will also be conducted by the Esoteric Society of the Philippines.
It’s a quick, info-packed 4-dimensional journey to the depths and the heights of the physical and mystical world. The organizers’ promise: “It’s More fun, more real, and more surreal in the Philippines.”
To learn more, visit the official event page of The Curious Cases of Tourism. You can also follow them on Twitter via @curioustourism. – Rappler.com
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