Zoomanity Group Christmas Gift Giving 2014

Zoomanity Sharing the Joys of Nature this Holiday Season

Spectacular activities and memorable moments for children this Christmas

On December 13, 2014, Zoomanity Group, the leader in theme park & zoo management is inviting everyone to experience and visit once again the only Tiger Safari in the Philippines.

Zoobic Safari is a 50 hectares zoo with different activities; Zip Line, 4D Realto, Tiger and Lion encounter, crocodile feeding and a lot more.

New activities are coming too to be launched by the end of 2014 or early 2015 that will surely amaze the youngsters or any young at heart.

For this December 2014, as what Zoomanity Group honcho Robert Laurel Yupangco started, the Christmas gift giving to indigent children will be held in four locations; Zoobic Safari in Subic, Zambales, Zoocobia in Clark, Pampanga, Residence Inn in Tagaytay & at Paradizoo in Mendez, Cavite.

The event for indigent children is one way to give back the wonderful blessings Zoomanity received from the previous and current year and since the zoos are mostly for children, this is the time of the year Zoomanity like to share the happiest places to the kids who are not that fortunate to experience these kind of unforgettable activities which they can cherish for a lifetime.

For more of Zoomanity visit their Facebook page or their official website.

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