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​​Title Holders Safety

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The safety and well-being of Miss Tourism Titleholders is a top priority. As visible representatives of the Miss Tourism brand, titleholders are encouraged to enjoy appearances, social media engagement, and public visibility while also practicing awareness, boundaries, and personal responsibility.

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This information is designed to help titleholders stay safe, confident, and protected—both online and in person.

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1. General Safety Principles

All titleholders should:

• Trust their instincts at all times.

• Prioritize personal safety over appearances, content, or obligations.

• Remember that no appearance, post, or opportunity is worth risking safety.

• Maintain clear personal boundaries while remaining professional and gracious.

• Titleholders should attend events with someone who is capable and aware of how to get you out of a situation quickly that feels unsafe. 

If a situation feels unsafe, uncomfortable, or inappropriate, titleholders are encouraged to remove themselves immediately.

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2. Appearance & Event Safety

When attending appearances, events, or public engagements:

• Share appearance details (location, time, contact person) with a trusted individual.

• Whenever possible, attend appearances with a parent, guardian, chaperone, or trusted companion. 

• Create a safe word you can use when you feel unsafe and have a plan.

• It is recommended titleholders use an alias to protect their identity. 

• Avoid attending private or unfamiliar locations alone.

• Confirm event details in advance, including parking, entrances, and exit times.

• Do not post on social media about the event until it is over. 

• Do not remain at events longer than agreed upon if conditions change or discomfort arises.

• Dress appropriately for the venue while ensuring footwear and attire allow for safe movement.

Titleholders are never required to stay at an appearance that becomes unsafe or uncomfortable.

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3. Transportation & Travel Safety

• Plan transportation ahead of time.

• Avoid rides from individuals you do not personally know or trust.

• Use well-lit, public parking areas.

• Keep your phone charged and accessible.

• Share travel plans with a trusted contact.

• For overnight travel, ensure accommodations are safe, reputable, and approved when required.

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4. Social Media Safety

Social media visibility is an important part of being a Miss Tourism Titleholder, but safety must always come first.

Titleholders should:

• Avoid sharing real-time locations while at events. Always after the event

• Post photos and videos after leaving a location, when possible.

• Never share home addresses, personal phone numbers, or private schedules.

• Never offer your address to anyone online,  including on the Tourism Pages, Tourism Group. 

• Use privacy settings wisely.

• Be cautious when responding to direct messages from unknown individuals.

• Never feel obligated to respond to inappropriate or uncomfortable messages.

Any threatening, harassing, or concerning online behavior should be blocked, documented, and reported.

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5. Online Boundaries & Professionalism

• Keep all communication respectful and brand-appropriate.

• Do not engage in online arguments, harassment, or confrontations.

• Avoid oversharing personal struggles, private relationships, or sensitive information.

• Direct pageant-related questions or issues to Directors or Leadership rather than handling them publicly.

• Never wait to discuss anything at the Live Pageant. 

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6. Photography & Media Safety

• Be aware of your surroundings during photo or video shoots.

• Only work with photographers or media representatives you trust or who are approved when required.

• Do not participate in shoots that make you uncomfortable or compromise your personal values.

• Maintain possession of your personal belongings at all times.

• If asked to pose or participate in something that feels inappropriate, politely decline.

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7. Personal Boundaries & Interactions

Titleholders have the right to:

• Decline physical contact such as hugs or photos if uncomfortable.

• Say no to conversations or interactions that cross personal boundaries.

• Remove themselves from situations that feel unsafe or inappropriate.

Respectful behavior is expected from everyone interacting with Miss Tourism Titleholders.

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8. Emergency Situations

In the event of an emergency:

• Contact local emergency services immediately if needed.

• Reach out to a trusted individual.

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9. Acknowledgment of Responsibility

While Miss Tourism provides guidance, education, and support, titleholders acknowledge that:

• They participate in appearances and activities at their own discretion.

• Personal safety decisions ultimately rest with the titleholder (or parent/guardian for minors).

• Practicing awareness, boundaries, and preparedness is an essential life skill that extends beyond pageantry.

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Final Note

Miss Tourism believes confident women are informed women. Learning to navigate public spaces, visibility, and leadership with safety and grace is a powerful skill that will serve titleholders throughout their lives—long after their reign ends.

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