CEBU CITY — Participants of the upcoming Palarong Pambansa 2024 in Cebu City are set to enjoy not only a lineup of thrilling sports activities but also a rich cultural experience with guided hop-on, hop-off tours throughout the city.
The national sporting event, slated for July 6 to 16, is expected to gather 12,000 participants from the 17 regions of the country, promising delegates and guests the chance to explore Cebu City on two occasions.According to the scheduled itinerary, on July 12, participants will embark on a journey through downtown Cebu with 'Adlaw sa Kabilin.
The elementary boys' division will relocate to the University of the Visayas Main Campus on Colon Street, necessitating the removal of Cebu Eastern College as a venue.Additionally, the gymnastics aero event has been relocated to SM Seaside, replacing UV as the host venue.Meanwhile, elementary boys' football competitions will be held at Don Bosco Technical College in Punta Princesa.
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