Narrative Report

Self-Growth will always have a considerable impact on the lives of each individual. To

some, it can be anxious, but to us from the tourism department, it is inspiring because the

challenge exists and it has made us who we are today and who we will be in the near future.

The tourism department officers at Saint Michael College of Caraga, as well as the

faculty members, have decided to organize an event in celebration of the international tourism

month 2022 for all the students studying tourism and thus titled the event “Tourism Festival”.

This event's major goals were to bring together all tourism students, regardless of their academic

year levels, and enlighten them about the travel and tourism sector. The students become better

equipped to deal with reality after the experience. It furthermore created a huge impact on their

lives and help them grow more for the betterment of our future. Additionally, it helped them

become more socially adept because it placed them in a scenario where they must maintain their

beauty under duress.

Last September 27, 2022, the officers conducted the said event that was held at Saint

Michael College of Caraga (AVR). Students from the Bachelor of Science in Tourism

Management were informed to be at the venue by 8:30 since the program will start at 9 a.m., and

so they arrived a few minutes before the event was about to begin. During the first agenda which

was the hair & makeup competition and career development, students never ceased to astound

not only the panel of judges but by demonstrating their abilities and stepping beyond their

comfort zones, they captivated everyone at the event. By 1:00 p.m., the destination race had
begun. It was a highly enjoyable race in which players had to jump from station to station to take

on obstacles that would test their team-building abilities, leadership skills, and capacity to

control their conflicted emotions. Unfortunately, a technical problem forced the event to be

postponed for a few hours. However, rather than feeling under pressure, the event's teams used

the delay as an opportunity to gather their strength and perform at their peak when the venue

became available.

Thus, I conclude that everyone in the event had learned a lot, may it be the faculties, the

students, and the officers from both the department and the organization. Due to various

technical difficulties, not only the participants but mainly the officials also practiced the event's

objectives, ensuring that everyone was prepared to maintain beauty under pressure. Moreover,

unity was not forced but had happened naturally. Also, the objectives of this event were

accomplished and it has come to our attention that tourism students are extremely competitive

when it comes to achieving goals, particularly when it comes to winning the title of overall

champion. And we are incredibly thankful to have shared in their path, which has given them the

tools to be the best versions of themselves.

Hair & Make Up Competition

 6 TEAMS

 2 models per team (1 Male, 1 Female)

 6 professions (Cabin Crew, Travel Agent, Hotel Manager, Front desk Officer, Tour

Guide, and Events Manager)

NOTE. THE MODEL HIMSELF/HERSELF WILL DO HIS/HER MAKE UP

Destination Race

Destination Race is a game inspired by "the amazing race", an exciting fast-paced game that

requires teamwork and coordination. Players have to accomplish numerous challenges along the

race with the ultimate goal of getting to the finish line in the quickest net time. Each team is

given a passport that holds the itinerary and serves as their guide on which destinations/stations

they must go to and take the challenges. The itinerary provides the team to navigate where and

which places they are to go and take the challenges. However, destinations/assigned stations are

not indicated directly in the itinerary, therefore the team needs to figure out what is asked in the

itinerary to know where and which place to go. Each station is named accordingly to the answers

to the questions in the itinerary. Stations were named after PLACES IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Each destination has its different challenges of which players need to accomplish to finish the
race. Mechanics of each game/challenge were instructed along the destinations/station proper.

All members of the team were involved and encouraged to play the game. Team leaders will

facilitate their members and will be the ones to hold their passports.

Passport Itinerary Sample

1 DAY TOUR AROUND PHILIPPINES

📍1st Stop: "Summer Capital of the Philippines" - Baguio

📍2nd Stop: "It is the best-preserved example of a planned Spanish colonial town in Asia" -

Vigan

Pit Stop: Rest and Earn some souvenirs containing extra powers: * Road Block * Fast forward *

Detour

📍3rd Stop: "Culinary Capital of the Philippines" - Pampanga

📍4th Stop: "Surfing Capital of the North Philippines" - San Juan

Pit Stop: Rest and Earn some souvenirs containing extra powers: * Road Block * Fast forward *

Detour

📍5th Stop: "Walled City in the Philippines" - Intramuros

📍6th Stop: "Largest Airport of the Philippines" - NAIA

📍Finale: "the Last Ecological Frontier of the Philippines" - Palawan

CHALLENGES IN EVERY STATIONS

“Guess the Flag”

Instructions: In this challenge, players will guess the flag according to what is shown, however

the twist in answering this game will be done through constructing the words from the shuffled

letter that corresponds to their answers. They are required to answer 5 flags in order to

accomplish the challenge, earn their passport stamp, and proceed to another destination. Note:

Players can take pass but twice only, going beyond will be penalized with consequences given.

Materials: Pictures, Cardboard

📍Vigan

“Find the Country’s Mystery”

Instruction: There are 5 Asian Country to be specific, these are: 1. Thailand 2. South Korea 3.

Japan 4. Philippines 5. Malaysia In this challenge, each team should look for the picture in every

country in the table and put it the boxes that were provided for the game. Each boxes has its own

country’s name, pictures are destined to be put inside it. There are 5 pictures that describes each

country, pictures are divided into language, top destination, food, national costumes, a thing that

they are known for and flag for each country. Therefore, each boxes should have 5 varieties of

pictures. After completing the 5 boxes the team will name the box in front of the person that is

assigned to facilitate the activity.

Materials: table, printed pictures( language, top destination, food, national costumes, a thing that

they are known for and flag for each country), 5 pcs of boxes, Printed names of the countries

(Thailand, South Korea, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia)

“Philippine Gastronomy”

Instructions: Players will guess the food according to where Province it originated, but with a

twist in a form of message relay. In this challenge, players will form a line from the table to the

board where pictures are sticked. The facilitator will ask accordingly a question about Philippine

cuisine. In getting their answers the first player to receive the question will pass next to his/her

until it reaches to the end on the line. However, if the previous player knows already the answer,

its okay to relay both the question and answer itself. The last to receive the question/answer will

answer through getting the pictures sticked from the board and pass it to the table. They are

required to answer 3 foods in order to accomplish the challenge, earn their passport stamp, and

proceed to another destination.

Note: Players can take pass but twice only, going beyond will be penalized with consequences

given.

Materials: Board, Pictures, Basket/Box

📍San Juan

“FILL THE ISLAND”

Instructions: In this challenge, players will fill the columns of the categorized major islands of

the Philippines (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao) with the corresponding provinces it belong where

they can get from the box. However, the twist of this challenge for them to easily recognized the

province to be filled in the categorized islands, a clue a given in a form of a Philippine Map

which is hidden that they need to find it around the station area.
Materials: Table, Printed Names of the Provinces, Philippine Map, Box

📍Intramuros

“Complete the Picture (Intramuros) - EXTREME PUZZLE GAME”

Instructions: In this challenge, players will complete the puzzled picture of Intramuros, however

the twist of this game is pieces of the puzzle will be get from the 5 mystery boxes in the table

containing mysterious elements aside from the pieces you get. Each team will be given 15

minutes to complete the puzzle. Failure to accomplish the challenge will be penalized with

consequences given.

Materials: Picture, 5 boxes (Minutemaid Box), Scotch tape

📍NAIA

“PAPER PLANE CHALLENGE”

Instructions: In this challenge, players will make a paper plane and make them fly all together

and land on the table They are required to land 5 paper planes on the table in order to accomplish

the challenge, earn their passport stamp, and proceed to another destination.

Materials: Table and Paper

📍Palawan

“IT'S MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES”

Instruction: In this final challenge, the team will go back to the destinations/stations they'd been

and take a groupie showing their "it's more fun in the Philippines" experience. Then after taking
all photos they must go back again to the final station to show their photos taken, and the team

altogether will say "It's More Fun in the Philippines" to finally accomplish the challenge.

Note: The photo must show the name of the place they've been and all the team members.

ATTENDANCE

OFFICERS

Marijul Aboc SECRETARY

Jhon Philip Tan 1ST YEAR REPRESENTATIVE

Ralph John Gomez PRINCE

Ma. Christine Evarolo MUSE

Katherine Louise Lindsay GOVERNOR

Mariane B. Quiban 3RD YEAR REPRESENATIVE

Jhunil Javier P.I.O.

Crismar Rendon P.I.O.

Prince George Mangasep 4TH YEAR REPRESENTATIVE

Rubylyn Navarro WORKING COM.

Rose Mae Tavera WORKING COM.

Queenie Jazel Arriesgado WORKING COM.

Angelyn Galera WORKING COM

Rix Lorca WORKING COM

Ireff Cortez WORKING COM

Roy Vincent Jamen WORKING COM

Shaira Ruby Banias WORKING COM

Robert John Pittman TREASURER

Thonets Cumahig VICE GOVERNOR

Team Black

Julie Balaba Bstm-1

Zeny Silverio BSTM2

Josephine Mandang BSTM 1

Angel Pie Gesultura BSTM-2

Heart Salazar BSTM-2

Honey Mae Hinayon BSTM 1

Shoebie Kate S. Pulido BSTM-4

Degie-an Gilapon BSTM-4

Danica Jane Erong BSTM-2

Jonathan Jr. C. Penados BSTM - 2

Brint Jhon Amparo BSTM1

Stephanie Y. Bongaos BSTM 1

Nova Belle V. Felias BSTM 2

Melian Rose Abad BSTM1

Russel S. Coyoca BSTM 2

Jannah Salado BSTM 2

Elishah Milcah Faith Bataycan BSTM 2

Jackyra Pederiche BSTM 2

Rychille Denila BSTM 2

Chiets Nojiely S. Cabolosan BSTM2

Kimberly Gonzales BSTM 2

Ronna Ragasajo BSTM 2

Diane Jimenez BSTM 2

Jenlyn Santisas BSTM3

Daphne Everett Ignacio BSTM3

Cherry Mae Sinogaya BSTM3

John Eric Medel BSTM3

Sheila Rose Allocod BSTM 4

Natasha Claire Makiling BSTM-1

Jovic Galapin Lapad BSTM 4

Medelyn Gilapon BSTM 1

Carla Luelbella Rose Hermoso BSTM 2

Joanne Cyrell A. Iglesias BSTM 3

Mitzi Taperla BSTM 3

Jelyn Pascual BSTM 2

Lorea Fatima L. Baldueza BSTM 1

Mellan Rose D. Salumag BSTM 1

Susani Linunsag BSTM 2

Jolina Geraldo BSTM 1

Athena Marie Juntilla Alban BSTM 2

Ester Mejares BSTM 2

HoneyBee Matugas BSTM 1

Dhenz Adajar BSTM 1

Trisha Ann Paña BSTM 2

Jeandy Espijon BSTM 2

Viamarose Matugas BSTM 2

Merson Bacor Gaslang BSTM 4

April Joy Jonsay BSTM 1

Rhea Gordo BSTM 4

Sheena Hermosada BSTM 4

Desa Marie Macawili BSTM 1

Realyn Gumban BSTM2

Revilove Batokan BSTM 1

Dapnny Carpis BSTM 1

Cristine Magalona BSTM 1

Rufa Mae Kingco BSTM2

Jannelle Adorza BSTM2

Blessy Mae Abao BSTM 1

Roshelle Roces BSTM 4

Jochebed De Leon BSTM 2

Leah C. Alcontin BSTM 4

Aurish Daguplo BSTM1

Jelyn But-anon BSTM 1

Queenie Felias BSTM 4

Nicole Gutierez BSTM 2

Marjane Duncano BSTM 3

Honeylyn Calderon BSTM 2

Crizaldy I. Barajan BSTM 1

Zibiah B. Landicho BSTM 4

Bongcopher E.Bilano BSTM 4

Sophia Noreen C. Salva BSTM 1

Crystal Kate Namocatcat BSTM 2

Dienne Daladar BSTM 2

Daphne Gomora BSTM-1

Marygen Rautraut BSTM-2

Leahmae L. Makiling BSTM 1

Dan Christian Anobling BSTM-4

Aiya Jalle Genovia BSTM-1

Shiela Relabo BSTM 4

Darlyn Presidente BSTM 4

Shelly Shaine Lumahang BSTM 2

Yaro Precila BSTM 1

Gleiane Hermosada BSTM2

Jimmy Lou H. Del Rosario BSTM-2

Mitch Jane S. Castro BSTM-2

Eden Joyce S. Dagatan BSTM-4

Jonathan Yonson BSTM-1

Lovely Jade N. Dupalco BSTM-1

Rinafe Banggo BSTM-1

Angelica Lavandero BSTM-3

Revilove Batokan BSTM-1

Anathel Lumoya BSTM 1

Rhona Mae F. Danuco BSTM 1

Cherlyn Acala BSTM 2

Rhea mae Balat BSTM 1

Glazlie Moreno BSTM 1

Rizamie T. Palatolon BSTM 1

Fe Maville Lumabas BSTM 2

Joanna Marie B.Que BSTM 2

Stevenray Gerzon BSTM 2

Nicole Donoso BSTM 2

Jay Ann Mainit BSTM 3

Shynemay Caones BSTM 3

Mel Jean Toledo BSTM 3

Rose Pia B. Lamanilao BSTM 4

Reina Abaquita BSTM4

Reza Angel Danuco BSTM4

Jercy Jane M. De Guzman BSTM-2

Nicole Donoso BSTM 2

Sheila Mae Pahunang BSTM 1

Josh Gabriel P. Bayano BSTM-1

April Fuertes BSTM 1

Harra Mae Kate Estareja BSTM 1