All set for Miss Teen, Miss Namibia at Lüderitz this weekend
The coastal town of Lüderitz will witness the crowning of Miss Teen Namibia today, followed by the highly anticipated Miss Namibia pageant on Saturday.
These prestigious events, organised by the Miss Namibia Organisation in collaboration with the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), promise a blend of glamour and social impact, emphasising inclusion and the celebration of Namibia's vast beauty.
Beaulah Boois-Beukes, NBC’s PR manager, shared insights on the extensive preparations underway. "Planning is key! From the venue announcement, the organisation has been working closely with the sponsors and stakeholders in Lüderitz. Preparations are in full swing, with contestants undergoing various training sessions and activities to prepare for the final event. Great progress has also been made on the preparation of the venue where the event will be held," she said.
Spotlighting Namibia
This year's pageant aims to bring the pageant to different parts of the country, showcasing Namibia's diverse culture and captivating beauty. Boois-Beukes highlighted the significant benefits for Lüderitz, noting that the event will bring substantial short-term economic gains and contribute to long-term tourism growth and development in the town. "Apart from the economic benefits, hosting the event here also provides an opportunity to highlight the history of the town while capturing its captivating beauty and diverse culture," she added.
Hosting the national event is expected to foster a sense of pride and unity among residents and citizens at large. The Miss Namibia Organisation and NBC believe this year's pageant will be a milestone in promoting Namibia's cultural heritage and natural splendour.
Tickets for the events are available online via Webtickets Namibia and at Fitness World and Seaview Restaurant, located on the ground floor of the Lüderitz Old Power Station. As beauty meets the cultural and scenic backdrop of Lüderitz, the town is poised to leave a lasting impression on all attendees and viewers. Secure your seat to witness this grand celebration of Namibian beauty and culture.
These prestigious events, organised by the Miss Namibia Organisation in collaboration with the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), promise a blend of glamour and social impact, emphasising inclusion and the celebration of Namibia's vast beauty.
Beaulah Boois-Beukes, NBC’s PR manager, shared insights on the extensive preparations underway. "Planning is key! From the venue announcement, the organisation has been working closely with the sponsors and stakeholders in Lüderitz. Preparations are in full swing, with contestants undergoing various training sessions and activities to prepare for the final event. Great progress has also been made on the preparation of the venue where the event will be held," she said.
Spotlighting Namibia
This year's pageant aims to bring the pageant to different parts of the country, showcasing Namibia's diverse culture and captivating beauty. Boois-Beukes highlighted the significant benefits for Lüderitz, noting that the event will bring substantial short-term economic gains and contribute to long-term tourism growth and development in the town. "Apart from the economic benefits, hosting the event here also provides an opportunity to highlight the history of the town while capturing its captivating beauty and diverse culture," she added.
Hosting the national event is expected to foster a sense of pride and unity among residents and citizens at large. The Miss Namibia Organisation and NBC believe this year's pageant will be a milestone in promoting Namibia's cultural heritage and natural splendour.
Tickets for the events are available online via Webtickets Namibia and at Fitness World and Seaview Restaurant, located on the ground floor of the Lüderitz Old Power Station. As beauty meets the cultural and scenic backdrop of Lüderitz, the town is poised to leave a lasting impression on all attendees and viewers. Secure your seat to witness this grand celebration of Namibian beauty and culture.
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