Strengthening Tourism through Safety and Security

The seminar, held on July 30, 2025, at Camp Capt. Victor V. Ravina, Brgy. Sabang, Baler, Aurora, was a resounding success. A total of 46 dedicated Tourist Police from Baler participated in the event, which commenced with the singing of the national anthem, followed by an opening prayer and a welcoming message from Sir Emil Dela Torre, HRDD Officer. In his opening remarks, Mr. Emil emphasized the importance of knowledge in enhancing security measures, setting the tone for a productive discussion.
Dr. Ricardo G. Gonzales Jr. led the discussion, effectively highlighting the crucial role of police visibility and community trust in creating a resilient and tourist-friendly environment in Aurora. During the workshop, participants actively engaged in discussions, sharing their experiences and insights as tourist police in Baler, Aurora. This interactive exchange allowed them to draw from their firsthand knowledge and challenges in maintaining safety and security in the area. The collaboration between ASCOT-SABM and the Aurora Provincial Police Office (APPO) marked a significant step towards building a safer and more secure future for the province’s thriving tourism sector, fostering a culture of cooperation and mutual understanding between law enforcement and the community.
The activity concluded with an impressive sharing session, where participants expressed their gratitude and reflected on the valuable knowledge gained from the seminar. They shared insights on how to apply the learnings in their daily duties, demonstrating a renewed commitment to enhancing safety and security in Aurora’s tourism industry.

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