Context

- May mga nagsasaradong pasalubong due to pandemic.

- Some of the pasalubong stores are officially closed.
Problem
- Wala masyadong bumibili due to pandemic
- We can resume na magbenta ng pasalubong

- The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed the world as we know it.
People are living differently, buying differently and in many ways, thinking differently.

- The virus is reshaping the consumer goods industry in real time, rapidly accelerating
long-term underlying trends in the space of mere weeks.

- Even as this crisis continues to evolve, by exploring the changes that are happening
now, we can consider what consumer goods businesses should do today to prepare
for what’s next.

Alternatives
- Magbenta online
- When you sell online, you may do it without a licence or paying rent, because the
business is widely available.
Customers
- Mostly people who love to travel and buy pasalubong to their family and friends. But
due to Covid- 19 pandemic outbreak and lockdown. That brought a lot of souvenir
stores closing. The small, local or big market business disrupted because that led to
a lot of people or sellers financial problems.
- And the vendors who want to sell pasalubong to local and non-local residents of the
philippines. But due to Covid 19 pandemic times, they cannot sell due to disrupted
business.

- You've probably heard neighbours, friends, and even family ask for a pasalubong
before going on a trip, especially recently. It is usual for Filipinos to pack something
to present to their loved ones while embarking on a trip or even just before leaving for
work. When presenting a pasalubong, the distance or amount of time you were gone
is irrelevant; what is important is that you bring home a keepsake from your trip and
share with the receiver the emotions and sentiments you had there through food. And
delicacies in their provinces or places.
Emotional Impact
- They feel frustrated because they can’t buy food that they want to eat and give to
family and friends plus they can’t go to other places due to pandemic restrictions.
- Pasalubong is a type of gift purchased from a certain location and presented to
persons who have been left behind. Souvenirs serve as a reminder of our travels and
might elicit a smile or a remembrance of a trip after many years.
- Giving out a pasalubong is a way to show other people that you were thinking of
them while you were travelling. It seems as though you have included them in your
journey. You also want people to think of you through that present, even when you
are not there.
Quantifiable Impact
- There are ___(#of people who has this problem) out of ___(total # of people in school
and outside the school) people or ___% in inside and outside the school premises

For example:
- There are 250 out of 500 people or 50% inside and outside the school premises

Alternatives Shortcomings
- Naca-cancel ang mga orders
- Delivery problems

- there are join miners that will order in bulk and at the end of the day they will cancel
their orders

- When people understand the method for selling their products. They sell it online,
which is a really stressful process. Because there is a problem with buyers canceling
their orders. However, there are delivery issues on the seller's part, which are
sometimes delayed due to personal circumstances. Such as caring for their children.

P.S.

Explain briefly your part. I need it until the morning.

Context - Kyla
Problem - Fritz
Alternatives - Fritz
Customers - Reese
Emotional Impact - Reese
Quantifiable Impact - Kyla
Alternative Shortcomings - Joanna

Presentor/Reporter: Joanna