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Culture

This is a WAY OF LIFE of a group of people.

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Culture

These are the BEHAVIORS, BELIEFS, VALUES, and SYMBOLS accepted by a group of people.

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Culture

This is passed from ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT through COMMUNICATION and IMITATION.

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Tourism

This is a SOCIAL, CULTURAL, and ECONOMIC phenomenon involving movement OUTSIDE one's USUAL ENVIRONMENT for personal, business, or professional purposes.

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Visitors

These may be TOURISTS or EXCURSIONISTS, RESIDENTS or NON-RESIDENTS.

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Feast of San Pascual Baylon

This is the patron of FERTILTY and GENERAL GRACE.

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Feast of Santa Clara or Saint Clare of Assisi

This is the patroness invoked specifically for CHILDREN and OFFSPRING.

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Feast of Nuestra Señora de Salambao or Our Lady of Salambao

This is the patroness of FISHERMEN, SEA BOUNTY, and GOOD FORTUNE.

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Tourism

This refers to activities that involve going OUTSIDE one's USUAL ENVIRONMENT and tourism expenditure.

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Travel

Going to SCHOOL is an example of this.

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Tourist

A visitor who stays for MORE THAN 24 HOURS but NOT MORE THAN A YEAR.

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Tourist

This type of visitor makes an OVERNIGHT VISIT.

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Excursionist

A visitor who stays for LESS THAN 24 HOURS.

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Excursionist

This type of visitor makes a SAME-DAY VISIT.

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Resident

A person who stays in a place for MORE THAN A YEAR.

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Domestic Tourism

This type of tourism involves RESIDENTS traveling only within their OWN AREA.

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Inbound Tourism

This type of tourism involves NON-RESIDENTS traveling INTO a specific country.

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Outbound Tourism

This type of tourism involves RESIDENTS traveling to ANOTHER COUNTRY.

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Interregional Tourist

This type of domestic tourist moves from ONE REGION TO ANOTHER.

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Intraregional Tourism

This type of domestic tourism moves from ONE PROVINCE TO ANOTHER within the SAME REGION.

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Local Tourist

This type of visitor travels within ONE PROVINCE or LOCALITY and is often classified as an EXCURSIONIST.

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Geo

In GREEK, this means "EARTH."

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-graphy

In GREEK, this means "TO WRITE."

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Geography

This is the study of PLACES and the RELATIONSHIPS between PEOPLE and their ENVIRONMENTS.

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Attractions

This is the MOST IMPORTANT PILLAR of tourism and serves as a PULL FACTOR for tourists.

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Product of Tourism and Travel Motivator

This role of geography makes ATTRACTIONS a major TRAVEL MOTIVATOR.

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Travel or Itinerary Planning

This role of geography helps tourists and tourism practitioners PLAN THEIR TRAVELS.

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Accessibility

This is about the AVAILABILITY OF TRANSPORTATION.

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Accommodations

HOTELS, INNS, and BED AND BREAKFASTS belong to this tourism A.

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Activities

These are the THINGS TOURISTS DO in a destination.

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Amenities

This refers to FACILITIES and SERVICES that make travel more CONVENIENT.

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Accessibility, Attractions, Accommodations, Activities, Amenities

These are the FIVE BASIC A's of tourism.

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Department of Tourism

This government agency is responsible for PLANNING, PROGRAMMING, COORDINATING, IMPLEMENTING, and REGULATING Philippine tourism.

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Maria Bernardita "Dita" Angara-Mathay

This is the current Secretary of the Department of Tourism in the notes.

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Love the Philippines

This is the current tourism slogan in the notes.

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WOW Philippines

This was a FORMER tourism slogan.

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It's More Fun in the Philippines

This was another FORMER tourism slogan.

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Tourism Promotions Board

This agency is responsible for MARKETING and PROMOTING the Philippines as a GLOBAL TOURISM DESTINATION.

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TPB

This agency also markets the Philippines as a MAJOR CONVENTION DESTINATION in Asia.

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Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority

This agency DESIGNATES, REGULATES, and SUPERVISES tourism enterprise zones and tourism infrastructure projects.

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TIEZA

This is the abbreviation for Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority.

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Manila

This is the CAPITAL of the Philippines.

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Quezon City

This is the MOST POPULOUS CITY in the Philippines.

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Luzon

This is the LARGEST ISLAND in the Philippines.

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Mindanao

This is the SECOND-LARGEST ISLAND in the Philippines.

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Mount Apo

This is the HIGHEST MOUNTAIN in the Philippines.

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Aklan

This is the OLDEST PROVINCE in the Philippines.

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Palawan

This is the LARGEST PROVINCE in the Philippines.

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Batanes

This is the SMALLEST PROVINCE in the Philippines.

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Filipino and English

These are the TWO OFFICIAL LANGUAGES of the Philippines.

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Philippines

This country is an ARCHIPELAGO in SOUTHEAST ASIA.

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Ilocos Region

This is REGION 1.

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Ilocos Region

This region is located in the NORTHWESTERN PORTION of Luzon.

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San Fernando City, La Union

This is the REGIONAL CAPITAL of the Ilocos Region.

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Ilokano, Tagalog, Pangasinan

These are the MAIN LANGUAGES of the Ilocos Region.

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Laoag City

This is the CAPITAL of Ilocos Norte.

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Vigan City

This is the CAPITAL of Ilocos Sur.

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San Fernando City

This is the CAPITAL of La Union.

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Lingayen

This is the CAPITAL of Pangasinan.

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Batac and Laoag

These are the TWO CITIES of Ilocos Norte.

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Sao mi toy

This term means "OUR LANGUAGE."

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Samtoy

This was the name believed to have been used by EARLY MALAY INHABITANTS of the region.

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Looc

These SHELTERED COVES gave rise to the name Ylocos.

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Patapat Highway

This highway connects PAGUDPUD and STA. PRAXEDES.

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Bangui Wind Farms

These are dubbed Ilocos Norte's "GIANT ELECTRIC FANS."

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Bangui Wind Farms

These windmills generate 40% of Ilocos Norte's ELECTRICITY NEEDS.

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Paoay Church

This is also known as ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH.

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Paoay Church

This church is one of the OLDEST EXISTING CHURCHES in the Philippines.

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Paoay Church

This church combines GOTHIC, BAROQUE, and ORIENTAL architecture.

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Paoay Church

This church is included in the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST.

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Paoay Church Bell Tower

This CORAL STONE TOWER served as an OBSERVATION POST for the Katipuneros.

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Malacañang of the North

This was the OFFICIAL RESIDENCE of the late President Ferdinand Marcos in Ilocos Norte.

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Malacañang of the North

This former presidential residence overlooking PAOAY LAKE is now a MUSEUM.

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Ilocos Norte

This province is known for PHILIPPINE VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

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Bagnet, Basi, Dinakdakan, Sukang Iloco

These are DELICACIES and PRODUCTS of Ilocos Norte.

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Pamulinawen Festival

This festival is celebrated in LAOAG CITY and is associated with the FEAST OF ST. WILLIAM.

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Pamulinawen Festival

This festival features FLORAL and DANCE PARADES.

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Pamulinawen Festival

This festival came from an ILOKANO FOLK SONG.

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Dinaklisan Festival

This festival showcases the TRADITIONAL LIVELIHOOD of FISHERMEN in Currimao.

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Panagdaklis

This is an ETHNIC WAY OF CATCHING FISH used by fishermen in Currimao.

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Vigan City

This is the CAPITAL of Ilocos Sur.

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Vigan City

This city was called "CIUDAD FERNANDINA" in honor of Prince Ferdinand.

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Plaza Burgos

This plaza in Vigan was named after FATHER JOSE BURGOS.

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Crisologo Museum

This museum houses the MEMORABILIA of the Crisologos.

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Bantay Watch Tower

This is also known as BANTAY BELFRY.

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Bantay Watch Tower

This watchtower served as a DEFENSE AGAINST potential risk of INVADING PIRATES for Spanish colonists.

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Guard

The Tagalog word "BANTAY" means this.

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Calle Crisologo

These are the famous COBBLED STREETS of Vigan City.

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Calle Crisologo

This street is also called HERITAGE VILLAGE.

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Calle Crisologo

This street is known for WELL-PRESERVED CENTURIES-OLD STONE HOUSES.

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Mena Crisologo

This name is associated with the famous Ilocano writer MENA PECSON CRISOLOGO.

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Burnay

This traditional Ilocano JAR is used for VINEGAR, BASI, and BAGOONG.

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Vigan Longganisa

This is a famous DELICACY of Ilocos Sur.

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Burnay and Diningding

These are PRODUCTS or DELICACIES of Ilocos Sur.

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Longganisa Festival

This festival honors ST. PAUL and celebrates the CITYHOOD ANNIVERSARY of Vigan.

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Vigan City

This city is known as the LONGGANISA CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES.

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San Fernando City

This is the CAPITAL of La Union.

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La Union

This province's name translates to "THE UNION."

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San Fernando City

This is the ONLY COMPONENT CITY and capital of La Union.