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2: Events Are Not Sustainable!
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In this episode of the Beyond Biases, Borders, and Barriers Podcast, your host Bam Disimulacion focuses on event sustainability.
After all the restrictions brought about by the pandemic, events are now finally back. Not just virtual, but the ones where we can all gather in one venue. The anticipation and excitement of finally meeting friends, family, and even strangers to enjoy the same activity is palpable.
With this great resurgence of events, it is essential to bear in mind the importance of being responsible. This is where Peter Parker's famous words resonate; “With great power comes great responsibility”. No matter how exciting and liberating the return of events may feel, we must all take responsibility to ensure that these events are sustainable.
After listening to our podcast, we hope it inspires you to take action and make a difference. Spread the word, listen to Beyond Biases, Borders, and Barriers now and let’s unbox the Philippine Tourism industry together.
Key Points from the Episode:
- Learn about the two main classifications of events: Business and Special Events
- Understand what is event sustainability and what can we do to contribute to it
- What’s something special about the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC)
Tweetable Moments:
“Key phrases here: Preserve the environment, promote inclusivity, and support the economy. The three-point agenda helps ensure that events can decrease carbon footprint, create businesses for the long-term, uses construction materials that can be recycled and reused, and helps improve access for all.”
“It’s obvious that there is no single strategy for event sustainability, but we can always think of something to contribute so that everybody gets the benefit.”
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