BUGLASAN BOOTH
2025
USHER AND
USHERETTES
DAILY
SCHEDULES
NOTE:
HUMMER VEHICLE
WILL BE PROVIDED
EVERDAY FOR
TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTURE TIME IS
7AM IN FRONT OF
BMH.
RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE INCOMING
- Ensure the booth is always clean, organized, and visually
ON DUTY
appealing.
- Assist in setting up the booth before opening hours.
- Report any damages or technical issues to any Tourism
Staff present.
- Fish feeding.
- Greet and welcome visitors.
- Do not leave the booth unattended without proper turnover
- Be present at all times during assigned shifts (log in/log out
system)
- Duty hours will be until 12 midnight.
- Help close and secure the booth during closing time
USHERING ETIQUETTE
1. Appearance and Attire
- Wear the official ushering uniform (Buglasan Uniform), pants, shoes/sandals. NO
wearing of slippers and shorts!
- Maintain good hygiene and a pleasant appearance at all times.
2. General Behavior
- Always be polite, approachable, and respectful.
- Greet guests with a smile and a warm “Maayong adlaw!” or “Mabuhay! Welcome to
Bindoy Booth”
- Be calm and composed even under pressure or during crowds.
- Avoid chewing gum, eating, or using mobile phones while on duty.
3. Guiding and Seating
- Lead, don’t point. Use open hand gestures to show direction.
- Walk slightly ahead of the guest and walk at their pace.
- Use formal language: “This way, Sir/Ma’am”.
4. Emergency and Problem Situations
- Do not argue with difficult guests. Remain respectful and refer them to higher authorities if
needed.
- Stay calm. Contact the Tourism Designate.
BOOTH
VISUALIZATIO
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Script / Story for the Booth
“Welcome to Bindoy’s Atlantis — a realm beneath the
waves, where myths and reality meet.
Long ago, in stories passed from generation to generation,
Atlantis was known as a kingdom blessed with abundance,
but also guarded fiercely to preserve its treasures. Today,
here in Bindoy, we embrace the same spirit. Our Mantalip
Reef, mangrove forests, and rich coastal waters are our
living Atlantis — home to countless marine creatures,
vibrant corals, and bountiful resources that sustain our
people.
Standing before you are the two soldiers of Bindoy. They
are not just statues — they are guardians of our natural
wealth, protectors of our seas and forests, and symbols of
our community’s commitment to safeguard what is
precious. Just as Atlantis was once shielded by its people,
Bindoy too defends the beauty and bounty of its resources
for the next generations.
This booth is more than an exhibit. It is a call to action: to
protect, to cherish, and to pass on the wonders of
Bindoy’s own Atlantis — a paradise beneath the surface,
