APPROACHING its 30th year of creating magical experiences and lasting memories, Enchanted Kingdom (EK), the Philippines' first and only world-class theme park, received the Filipino Brand of Service Excellence (FBSE) Champion Award for Tourism Enterprises from the Department of Tourism (DoT)-Calabarzon.
APPROACHING its 30th year of creating magical experiences and lasting memories, Enchanted Kingdom , the Philippines' first and only world-class theme park, received the Filipino Brand of Service Excellence Champion Award for Tourism Enterprises from the Department of Tourism -Calabarzon.FILIPINO SERVICE EXCELLENCE Enchanted Kingdom President and CEO Mario Mamon and Learning and Development Head Pauline Barreiro accepted the award during the Tourism Excellence Awards 2024.
President and CEO Mario Mamon and Learning and Development Head Pauline Barreiro accepted the award during the Tourism Excellence Awards 2024 at Twin Lakes Hotel, Tagaytay City, on Dec. 3. 'Through this program, we provide world-class, enchanting, educational, and entertainment experiences to guests of all ages, embodying Filipino service excellence,' Mamon said.
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