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Cebu is an island province located in central Philippines consisting of Cebu Island and 167 surrounding islands. It has a population of diverse ethnic and linguistic groups including the native Cebuano people. The province has a rich history dating back to the 13th century with influences from Hindu, Muslim, and Spanish colonizers. It is renowned for its cultural festivals, beaches, seafood, and wood carvings. The capital and largest city is Cebu City, known as the "Queen City of the South".
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Hospitality with leisure, entertainment & arts – more than the traditional holiday!
+ intro to arts & creatives ROADMAP of Cebu (WiP)
Local, regional, national and international networking across the art disciplines.
+ ARTconnectsLIFE support & business partnerships
+ Call for Proposal to the Cebu Creatives Sector
Offer for taste.CEBU, CebuARTSdistrict and Cebu Arts & Creatives Roadmap.
Presented by ARTconnectsLIFE & @ARTpreneurs
Staging Cebu’s vibrancy for the world to taste
Be part of a unique festival as the Cebuano flavors unfold
taste.CEBU – experience island flavors
Live the creative people!
TASTE Cebu’s creative lifestyle!
Weaving the Cebuano talents with the global stage of the arts!
Getting to know and value the artist or designer behind their work!
ARTronomy – art & gastronomy touring, more than the traditional holiday
= gastronomy + art celebrated
A new way of choice from backpackers to high-end resort & leisure tourism, picking up on art and culture what Cebu has to offer.
Enjoy island hospitality with art, design & cultural flavors!
CEBU Creativity ROADMAP
ARTconnectsLIFE developed the Cebu roadmap for the arts & creatives, reflecting affiliations and local, regional, national and international networking across the art disciplines.
Call for Proposal to Cebu creativity sector
taste CEBU, CebuARTSdistrict and Cebu Roadmap for the arts & creatives are made available for further progress to a collaborative effort of Cebu-based organizations, authorities and art communities.
CEBU, where the heart sings, experience the island flavors!
taste.CEBU & CebuARTSdistrict
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THANK YOU SO MUCH to Mabinay Mayor Jango Uy Myla Mae Bromo-Abellana & Provincial Tourism Office staff, Sir Gary & Mabinay Tourism office, Department of Tourism Central Visayas staff & Rowena Lu Y. Montecillo for the warm reception and thank sa akong favorite Turmeric Tea. God bless u all.
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- 1. CEBU “Kaleidoscope of varying cultures and lifestyles…”
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- 3. -Capital city: Cebu City “The queen city of the south” -Independent Cities: 3 -Component Cities: 3 -Municipalities: 47
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- 5. Brief History: -13th -16th Century: Hindus, animists and Muslim tribal groups inhabited the place *Pintados -1521: Arrival of Ferdinand Magellan and his troops -1566: Arrival of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi -1872 – 1896: Extensive propaganda against abuses of Spaniards was done -The rest of Cebu ’s history was then tied to events in the country and the rest of the world…
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- 7. People & Dialects spoken The Cebuano people (Cebuano: Sugbuanon), are a Visayan ethnic group in Cebu and form the second largest cultural-linguistic group in the Philippines Dialects spoken: Cebuano, Filipino, English
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