Lodivico Tumbaga, a well-known harp player in town also captured the audience's attention after he played the harp facing the audience with the harp at his back.

DOT 2 RD Fanibeth Domingo said the travel fair, an event that will boost tourism recovery and cultural diversity in the country showcased what the tourism sector can offer to local and international tourists after the pandemic.

Jointly sponsored by DOT Regions 1, 2, 3 and Cordillera and co-organized by the Alliance of Travel Tour Agencies of Pampanga (ATTAP) and supported by the Tourism Promotions Board Philippines (TPBP),  Subic- Clark Alliance for Development (SCAD), Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA), Digital Out-of-Home Philippines (DOOH) and Philippine Airlines (PAL), with more than 1,000 exhibitors offered the best tourism destinations, products, services, delicacies, gifts and pasalubong items among others.