Indak-Indak showdown moves to Coastal Road
The annual Indak-Indak sa Kadayawan festival in Davao City is moving its grand showdown to the Coastal Road to accommodate larger crowds. The city has increased its festival budget and expects a significant rise in tourist arrivals compared to previous years.
Why it matters
The venue change reflects local government efforts to increase public accessibility to cultural events and boost regional tourism revenue.
THE grand showdown of this year's Indak-Indak sa Kadayawan will move to the Davao Coastal Road along Tulip Drive, marking the first time the festival's finale will be staged outside its traditional venue at San Pedro Square.The City Tourism Operations Office (CTOO) announced the venue change on July 23, saying it was in response to public calls to make the event more accessible.“Dabawenyos, we heard your suggestions loud and clear, and we’re taking the beats and rhythm of Indak-Indak sa Kadayawan to a whole new level this year,” the office said.CTOO clarified that the street dancing competition will still follow its traditional route from Roxas Avenue to San Pedro Square. Only the grand showdown will take place at the coastal road.CTOO head Willenito Tormis Jr.
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