Three new tourism videos themed “Wake Up in the Islands of the Philippines” were released as the country prepares to reopen for visitors. Screengrab from DOT video.
Bicol, Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan (MIMAROPA) are featured on
three new tourism ads about the Philippine islands released ahead of the
country’s reopening to visitors.
The 3 new
video ads shot and produced prior to the COVID-19 pandemic were themed on the
call to “Wake Up in the Islands of the Philippines”.
The
wake-up-call ads were released in the days leading up to June 1, 2020, as Metro
Manila and several areas in the Philippines shifted from Enhanced Community
Quarantine (ECQ) to General Community Quarantine (GCQ) after over two months as
part of efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Wake Up In MIMAROPA
MIMAROPA Region offers
the beauty of the islands’ beaches, oceans, and people. Screengrab from DOT
video.
“Once in a while, we catch ourselves dreaming of paradise. Known for its culture and biodiversity, it’s time to put #MIMAROPA – MIndoro, MArinduque, ROmblon, and PAlawan on your list as we enter the 2nd half of 2020,” went the caption on a 1-minute video ad posted on DOT social media on June 1.
Wake Up
in Dumaguete
Dumaguete is a prime
diving destination for marine diversity, natural wonders, and shipwrecks.
Screengrab from DOT video.
“Calling
all adventurers, you may now board your virtual trip to Dumaguete. Explore
haunting shipwrecks and beautiful coral reefs as you dive deeper into the sea,”
reads the caption on the 360 video that showcases the diving destination in the
Philippines.
Wake Up
in Bicol Region
Mayon Volcano welcomes
visitors to the BIcol region’s varied offerings for adventure sports, nature
parks, and adventurous eating. Screengrab from DOT video.
“To all
the wave riders and ATV junkies who dream of thrilling adventures, Bicol has
just the right amount of action-packed activities that’ll make you break a
sweat. It offers sports enthusiasts plenty of room to explore while learning
about the region’s diverse culture,” reads the caption on the video. - by Aurora Quadra-Balibay / Good News Pilipinas
