Erika R. Creque departs for 65th Miss Universe Pageant tomorrow
The pageant, which will take place on January 30, 2017, will see more than one hundred participants in the international event.
Win hearts & do best
“It will be a very good experience to meet new people, experience the culture,” she told Virgin Islands News Online on Monday January 9, 2017 in an exclusive interview. “I expect it to be a very good learning experience; I expect to win lots of hearts and do my best.”
Creque will be leaving tomorrow at 9:15 A.M. and will return to the Virgin Islands on February 1, 2017.
Itinerary
Among local destinations to be visited are Vigan, Cebu, Baguio and Davao, while some mandatory events include the Governor’s Ball, National Costume, National Gift Auction, and Coronation Ball.
The Miss Universe Organisation (MUO), according to its website, creates and advances opportunities for women around the world through its network of relationships across entertainment, fashion and philanthropy. MUO encourages every woman to challenge herself, find her unique voice, and embody the organisation’s mission of being Confidently Beautiful.
The 10,000 women who participate in Miss Universe programmes annually inspire others to pursue their personal and professional goals while making an impact in their communities. “The MISS UNIVERSE®, MISS USA® and MISS TEEN USA® competitions provide contestants and titleholders an international platform through dedicated partnerships with global charities, sponsors, and brands. As leaders and role models in their communities, the contestants and titleholders work to affect positive change through advocacy, fundraising and volunteering,” the website stated.
The venue-Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines is said to have a holding capacity of 15,000. The pageant, will have a viewership in over 190 territories and countries worldwide, and is also expected to have an enthusiastic and packed house.
16 Responses to “Erika R. Creque departs for 65th Miss Universe Pageant tomorrow”
Imagine how other countries/ people laff and sa "dem ppl in bvi gotta be real stupid to think they even stand a chance to get in semi finals . I maintain IT IS A WASTE OF PUBLIC FUNDS for a chosen few to get a paid vacation . What does the country benifit from any who went to these shows before ? Comments please
What does the bvi gain from pagent partakers when they return ?