• By quade
• 2 September 2024

BPO Tourism Pageant Returns After 5 Years

After a five-year hiatus from COVID-19, the BPO Tourism pageant is set to make its triumphant returns. This cherished tradition among BPO players was first established in 2019. This event has become a popular part of the BPO industry.

The goal of these pageants is not only to celebrate beauty and talent but also to explore Philippine culture and the diversity that the country has to offer. That is why its return marks an important moment as it will help showcase the importance of the BPO sector in the country.

The BPO Tourism Pageant Queen

The launching ceremony of the BPO tourism pageant first began in 2019 but had to be placed on hiatus after its first descent. This marked Queen Pia Nepomuceno as the first and so far only queen of this pageant. She represents the TSA company and is the pageant’s longest-reigning titleholder. 

In her 5-year reign, she has assembled her court including the 1st runner-up Pia Recto, and 2nd runner-up Jayem Huavas. All three women come from different BPO organizations with Pia and Jayem working for 24/7 In Touch and Infocom Tech respectively but are now in different organisations.

All of this is meant to highlight the interconnectedness of different organizations and how despite their differences, they are all part of the same industry. That is why the 2024 BPO tourism pageant is meant to highlight the spirit of diversity, inclusiveness, and vibrant spirits. This will help bring different operators together and show the strength of the industry to investors.

Many are excited about this event as it will showcase what BPOs have to offer. Pageants are a perfect opportunity to showcase the creativity, individuality, and cultural identity of the workers and operators in the industry. sector.

2024 BPO Tourism Pageant Event

Half of the contenders have already made their appearance in an announcement even in the Manila Winford Hotel. This included.

• Bharbz Madrigal (Las Piñas)
• Jash Tebong (Parañaque)
• Naffi Gumama (Manila)
• Kendra Moises (Mandaluyong)
• Nikie Arevalo (Antipolo)
• Jessy Guay (Pasig)
• Nicole Canlapan (Sta. Rosa)
• J.C. Nocum (Las Piñas)

These members and more are expected to compete in the upcoming National Costume, Talent, and Evening Gown categories. This event and others will culminate in the Grand Ballroom of the Manila Winford Hotel on October 12.

“We’ve been in the tourism business for the past 12 years. We create safe spaces for everyone. Next year, we will unveil the Mr. & Miss BPO pageant,”

-Katherine Portugal, Organizer of the BPO Tourism Pageant search.

Aside from promoting their businesses, these people are also expected to promote the Philippines by showcasing the culture and tourist destinations to their customers. The winners will also be allowed to collaborate with other organizations about eco-sustainable tourism initiatives.

How Can BPOs Benefit From the BPO Tourism Pageant

The BPO Tourism pageant is an important aspect of the industry as while it might not be business-related, it offers an opportunity for BPOs to showcase their worker’s talents. Winning in this pageant requires creativity, talent, and dedication, all things that are critical for BPO workers.

Events like these are also an excellent way to attract investors by showing the values and capabilities of the company. Even in non-business-related events, this shows how companies can handle tasks. It also allows BPOs to foster collaboration between different players, sharing secrets and strategies.

Moreover, pageants hold a special place in Philippine culture, symbolizing beauty, grace, and the celebration of diverse talents. Holding the BPO tourism pageant is a way to attract new employees who might be more interested in working in the company after seeing these exciting activities.