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This sector provides an enormous variety of accommodation types to suit a wide range of visitors/travelers. (Examples. Room service, gym, swimming pool, etc.)

Accommodation

This sector can be broadly defined as the process of preparing, presenting, and serving food and beverages to customers. (Ex. Restaurant, cafes, bars, and clubs)

Food and beverage service

This sector refers to the facilities visited by tourists ata tourist destination. (Ex. Monuments, malls, park, and zoo)

Attractions

This sector provides the medium for the actual movement of travelers through air, land, water, etc. (Ex. airline, car rentals, ferry, and bus)

Transportation

This sector is comprised of people and companies that resell travel products and services they have bought and/or reserved from other parties.

Travel trade

What OTA stands for

Online travel agencies

What is DMOs stands for?

Destination Marketing Organizations

This sector refers to a fast growing segment of the tourism industry dedicated to planning, organizing, booking, and facilitating conferences

MICE

What is MICE stands for?

Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions

Refers to the rewarding of employees for their quality of work and performance.

Incentive

Refers to any occasions where two or more people come together with a common agenda to discuss.

Meeting

Gathering of delegates, representatives, and members of the organizations for a common purpose coupled with activities happening simultaneously

Convention

An event that promotes new products, services, and materials to attendees that maybe potential customers.

Exhibition

This sector comprises elected people responsible for creating, facilitating, and and enforcing laws to ensure safety

Government

Play a huge role in the large scale tourism industry

Tourism organizations

The primary planning, programming, coordinating, implementing, and regulatory of government agency

Department of tourism (DOT)

The primary agancy responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of the country's environment

Department of environment and natural resources (DENR)

The country's socioeconomic planning body and is highly regarded as the authority in macroeconomic forecasting

National economic development authority (NEDA)

Serves as the policy making body for ecotourism and is chaired by the DOT and co-chaired by DENR

National ecotourism development committee (NEDC)

Tourism organizations

DOT, DENR, NEDA, NEDC

International tourism organizations

ASEAN, APEC, IUCN, UNWTO, UNESCO, WTTC, CLIA, PATA, WWF

Organizations of 10 Southeast asian countries that promote cultural, economic, etc.

Association of southeast asian nations (ASEAN)

A regional economic forum established in 1989 to leverage the growing interdependence of the Asia-pacific region

Asia pacific economic cooperation (APEC)

A membership uninon uniquely composed of government and civil society organizations

International union for the conservation of nature (IUCN)

United nations agancy in charge of promoting responsible, sustainable, and universally accessible tourism.

United nations world tourism organizations (UNWTO)

It seeks to build peace through international cooperation

United nations educational, scientific and cultural organization (UNESCO)

The only global body that brings together all major players in the travel and tourism sector.

World traverl and tourism council (WTTC)

World largest cruise industry trade association

Cruise lines International association (CLIA)

A non-for-profit association internationally acclaimed for acting as a catalyst for the responsible development of travel

Pacific asia travel association (PATA)

The world's leading conservation organizations that works in various countries and is supported by numerous members in the USA

World wildlife fund (WWF)