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Q: What is Tourism Policy?
A: A set of rules, regulations, guidelines, and strategies that provide a framework for long-term tourism development.
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Q: What is Tourism Planning?
A: The process of creating a plan for tourism development.
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Q: What is Tourism Development?
A: Improving and building tourism based on plans; generally, it is about how tourism is guided, planned, managed, and improved.
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Q: What is the main purpose of Tourism Policy?
A: To establish laws and regulations that guide hospitality and tourism development.
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Q: Give an example of a tourism law in the Philippines.
A: RA 9593, also known as the Tourism Act of 2009.
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Q: What does tourism policy cover?
A:
Tourism planning and processes
Product development
Rules and regulations affecting tourism
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Q: What is the Private Sector?
A: Establishments that are not part of government agencies and operate within the tourism industry.
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Q: Give examples of establishments in the private tourism sector.
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Travel agencies
Accommodations
Attractions
Activities
Food and beverage establishments
Destinations
Transportation industry
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Q: What is the Public Sector?
A: The sector run by government agencies that implements laws and programs intended for the Filipino people.
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Q: What is the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB Philippines)?
A: A government tourism agency responsible for tourism marketing and promotion.
🏛 GOVERNMENT SECTOR
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Q: What does TIEZA stand for?
A: Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority.
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Q: What is the role of TIEZA?
A: It is involved in tourism infrastructure and enterprise zones and collects tourism-related taxes/fees.
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Q: What does DENR stand for?
A: Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
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Q: What is the role of DENR in tourism?
A: It focuses on the environment and natural resources.
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Q: What does NCCA stand for?
A: National Commission for Culture and the Arts.
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Q: What is the role of NCCA in tourism?
A: It helps preserve and promote heritage, culture, and the arts.
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Q: What does DOH stand for?
A: Department of Health.
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Q: What is the role of DOH in tourism?
A: It focuses on health and public health concerns.
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Q: What does DFA stand for?
A: Department of Foreign Affairs.
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Q: What is the role of DFA in tourism?
A: It handles the country's foreign relations and provides consular services to the public.
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Q: What does DTI stand for?
A: Department of Trade and Industry.
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Q: What is the role of DTI?
A: It supports businesses and helps promote trade and industry.
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Q: What does DOTC stand for?
A: Department of Transportation and Communications.
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Q: What is the role of DOTC according to your notes?
A: Maintaining and developing the country's transportation and communication network.
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Q: What does BI stand for?
A: Bureau of Immigration.
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Q: What is the role of the Bureau of Immigration in tourism?
A: It regulates the entry, stay, departure, and deportation of foreign nationals.
🗺 TOURISM PLAN & PLANNING
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Q: What is a Tourism Plan?
A: An output of the tourism planning process.
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Q: What does a Tourism Plan consist of?
A: A series of guidelines, directions, and planning processes for tourism development.
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Q: What can a Tourism Plan focus on?
A: It can focus on developing a destination or creating a particular tourism product.
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Q: What is Tourism Planning?
A: The process of gathering and evaluating information to identify current tourism development issues.
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Q: What is the first step in Tourism Planning?
A: Gathering and evaluating information to identify current tourism development issues.
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Q: What is the second step in Tourism Planning?
A: Imagining a desired future state of tourism in the destination.
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Q: What is the third step in Tourism Planning?
A: Choosing from a number of alternatives for achieving the desired tourism goals.
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Q: What are the three basic steps of Tourism Planning?
A:
Gather and evaluate information
Imagine the desired future state
Choose among alternatives to achieve it
🌴 TOURISM PLANT / TOURISM SUPPLY
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Q: What is a Tourism Plant?
A: The facilities, services, and components used to develop tourism products and attract the target market.
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Q: What is the purpose of a Tourism Plant?
A: To support the development of tourism products and attract the target market.
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Q: What are examples of tourism supply components in your notes?
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Accessibility
Attractions
Accommodation
Food and beverage
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Q: What is Accessibility in tourism?
A: The ease with which tourists can reach and travel to a destination.
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Q: What are examples of accessibility problems?
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Lack of roads
Security problems
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Q: What are Attractions?
A: Features or places that draw tourists to a destination.
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Q: What is Accommodation?
A: Places that provide tourists with lodging or a place to stay.
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Q: What is Food and Beverage in tourism?
A: Food and beverage services that provide tourists with meals, drinks, and dining experiences.
👥 TOURISM PLANNERS
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Q: What do Tourism Planners do?
A: They conduct activities such as seminars, workshops, ocular visits, and interviews with local people.
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Q: What is an ocular visit?
A: A direct on-site visit or inspection of a tourism destination or area.
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Q: Why do tourism planners conduct interviews with local people?
A: To understand local issues and identify concerns that may affect tourism development.
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Q: What do tourism planners help identify?
A:
Potential tourist attractions
Local issues
Tourism development opportunities
Problems affecting tourism
🧠 QUICK MEMORY REVIEW
POLICY = RULES
→ Laws, regulations, guidelines, strategies
PLANNING = PROCESS
→ Gather → Imagine → Choose
PLAN = OUTPUT
→ Guidelines/directions resulting from planning
DEVELOPMENT = IMPROVEMENT
→ Build, improve, manage, and develop tourism
PRIVATE = BUSINESS
→ Travel agencies, hotels, attractions, activities, F&B, transportation
PUBLIC = GOVERNMENT
→ Government agencies implementing laws and programs
TOURISM PLANT = SUPPLY
→ Accessibility + Attractions + Accommodation + Food & Beverage