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Alviera, AdCentral set bike tour on December 8

Reynaldo G. Navales

ALVIERA and AdCentral Consulting, in partnership with Clark Development Corporation (CDC), have set the Pampanga Bike Adventure Tour on December 8, 2018.

The bike tour will start at 6 a.m. at the Clark Parade Grounds and the cyclists will proceed to Sandbox Alviera, where a fun-filled day awaits.

The event will host a bikeswap meet, bike costume parade, family day activities, adventure rides, raffle draws and more.

The event is a non-competitive activity for the bikers and is aimed to help promote Pampanga cities’ bicycle-friendly tourism destinations including Alviera, Sandbox and Clark.

Registration fee is at P300 and all registered participants will be given dri-fit shirts and raffle items provided by the event’s sponsors.

All participants are invited to have a Sandbox adventure with giant swings, roller coaster ziplines and the newly opened Splash Tub.

Through this event, Rotary International District 3790 will also launch a Bike to School project where bikes will be given away to qualified school children who commute to school.

Other sponsors of the event include the local governments of Porac and Angeles City, Royce Hotel, the Department of Tourism-Central Luzon, among others.

Interested participants may register at http://pbat.adcentralconsulting.com/registration.

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