...TOUR PACKAGE PROPOSAL Tour Package: Palawan Target Market:group (6 pax) Package Rates: 6 PAX | 6,875/PAX | Inclusions: | * Room accommodation with daily set breakfast * Whole Day Honda Bay Island Hopping Tour with Lunch * Puerto Princesa Airport pick up and drop off transfers * Services of licensed tour guide, all applicable entrance fees, aircon land transfers, boat transfers if applicable, picnic lunch | Exclusions: * Manila/Cebu-Puerto Princesa-Manila/Cebu Air Tickets * Lunch on 1st Day, Lunch on Last Day * Dinners DAY 1 (Morning) 0900 ETD Manila 1100 ETA Puerto Princesa 1130 Check in at D’ Lucky Garden Inn DAY 1 (Afternoon) 1300 Crocodile farm 1400 Baker’s hill 1530 Immaculate Conception Cathedral 1645 Mitra’s ranch 1800 Plaza Cuartel 1900 Puerto Princesa Bay Walk DAY 2 0600 Breakfast at D’ Lucky Garden Inn 0700 ETD D’ Lucky Garden Inn 0900 ETA Ecological and Wildlife Park via Boat 0930 Underground River Sabang Wharf 1100 Cave Tour & optional swimming 1200 Buffet Lunch at Taraw 1300 ETD Taraw 1420 ETA Honda bay island 1500 Swimming at Pandan Island 1545 Snorkeling at Starfish Island 1700 Fish Feeding at Pambato Reef 1720 ETD Pambato Reef 1830 ETA D’ Lucky Garden Inn DAY 3 0600 Breakfast at D’ Lucky Garden Inn 0800 Packing of things 0845 Check-out 0930 Souvenir Shop 1000 ETD Puerto Princesa Airport 1120 ETA NAIA Terminal 3 ...
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...Mabuhay! It means "Welcome!" in Philippines. And here, you truly are. On Tourism Philippines Guide, you'll find friendly unbiased updated travel information for touring Philippines, what to see and what to avoid. More [+] Cavite Posted by Epi Fabonan on Jun 12th, 2009 Filed Under: Cavite, Featured, Luzon Cavite Map Cavite CAVITE TRAVEL GUIDE Why Not Go Why Go Best Time to Visit Where to Stay Where & What to Eat Nightlife To Do List Stay Away From Getting There Cavite is the historical capital of the Philippines and the closest province south of Manila. With its balanced mix of urbanity, natural beauty and history it is considered as the most accessible vacation getaway and refuge for those seeking a quiet life far from the bustling Manila metropolis. Cavite is a coastal province situated approximately 9 miles (30 kilometers) south of Manila. It is composed of 20 municipalities and 3 key cities – Trece Martires City (provincial capital), Tagaytay City and Cavite City. The geography of the province varies differently, from flat and coastal in the north and west, to mountainous and hilly in the south and east. Its close proximity to the capital makes it highly urbanized especially in the low-lying municipalities of Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas, Kawit, Cavite City, and General Trias where various industries thrive. But in the towns south of the province, agriculture is still the main livelihood and boasts a great amount of preserved forests and wildlife. Corregidor...
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...Lyceum of the Philippines University College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management RESEARCH PROPOSAL |(Working)/ Title : | |An Analysis on the Problems Encountered by the 3rd year Students of Bachelor of Science International Travel and Tourism Management on their On-The-Job Training| |in Travel Agency | | 2.0 Name of Proponent(s) |2.1 College/Department | |College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management | |Sumalag, Alvin | | |3.0 Statement of the Problem / Objectives of the Study (Formulate the research objectives) | | | |The main problem of the study is about the An Analysis...
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...chosen topic & complete information of the following areas: 1.Unique description of the tourist destinations. 2. Government and NGO environmental programs. 3. Role of the public in the reservation of the environmental and heritage sites. Coron Island Coron Island or Calis as the Tagbanuas called it, is the third largest island among the Calamianes group Islands. Coron is a part of the ancestral domain of the Tagbanuas. Meaning, some of the places here in Coron are exclusive and are not open for the public. The Government of the Philippines gave the right to them due to these following reasons: Many Tagbanuas spend their lives protecting and maintaining the beauty of the island, and this Island serves as the burial place of their loved ones. Due to this ancestral right, Tagbanuas are very cautious when it comes in allowing tourists to enter certain places. Coron is one of the best tourist attractions here at the Philippines. Along the Island, you can find white sand beaches, lagoons, and many more attractions. These include Kayangan lake, Barracuda lake, Twin Lagoons, Banol beach, Beach 91, Atuwayan Beach, Maynuno Beach, Skeleton wreck and many more. One of the attractions here is the Siete Pecados Marine Park. It is a cluster of 7 limestone islets in the entrance of the Coron Bay. According to the myth, 7 girls were drowned in the sea looking for their parents,after their deaths, seven stones appeared right away. This park is strictly guarded by Tagbanuas, they...
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...| Hospitality and Restaurant Management As an In-Demand Course: | A Survey Study | | Peter Jay Obillo | 10/1/2013 | | CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM Background of the Study In the annual rate of enrollees at Panpacific University North Philippines, The College of Hotel and Restaurant Management takes the place of one of the courses that has a high percentage of enrollments every year in the other courses offered. This result shows that many students are giving interest of taking up Hotel and Restaurant Management course. Hospitality Management is one of the courses that is in-demand in the Philippines and all around the world. The program has a very broad scope of subject and skills to be learned, it may come in many names; these are food and beverage, hospitality management, and travel and tourism business, cruise line and maritime. Here are some factors why Hotel and Restaurant Management course is in-Demand: 1.)Wide Range of Opportunities- Hospitality Industry is very huge. You can find different Hospitality companies anywhere in the globe. Because of this you will Have Unlimited opportunities for your career. You can choose to work in your local or find jobs abroad. 2.)Different Career Path- Graduates who study Hotel and Restaurant Management choose a career based on their expertise or shift to another field related to Hospitality Management. You can be a Restaurant Manager, Hotel Manager or any career that is related in hospitality industry. 3.)High...
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...PAMBAYANG DALUBHASAAN NG MARILAO ABANGAN NORTE MARILAO, BULACAN 2010 – 2015 TOURISM MARKETING PHILIPPINE AIRLINES (PAL) [pic] SUBMITTED BY: HERRERA BEVERLY G. RIVERO, CHRYSTALYN S. CALUMPIANO, MARIZ D. DAYRIT, BENERYN JOY R. FELICIANO, MICHELLE SUBMITTED TO: MRS FEROLYN SANTIAGO I. Executive Summary Philippine airlines also known as PAL, is the flag carrier and national airline of the Philippines. Headquartered in the Philippine national bank financial center in Pasay city, the airline was founded in 1941 and is the oldest commercial airline in Asia operating under its original name. out of its hubs at Ninoy Aquino international airport of manila and mactan-cebu international airport of Cebu city, Philippine airlines serves nineteen destinations in the Philippines and 24 destinations in southeast Asia, middle east, east Asia, Oceania and north America. On March 1941, Philippine airlines (PAL) began to soar in the Philippine sky with one noble mission: to serve as a factor in building a better nation. With this in mind, notwithstanding the threats of World War II, pal took off and became Asia’s first airline. Since then, with its every takeoff and touchdown, pal carries with itself the making of a world-class legacy. With almost 70 years of service, PAL did not fail in becoming one of the world’s most respected airlines with its young and modern fleet of aircraft and destinations that cover 31 foreign cities and 29 domestic points. Its excellent...
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...centuries ago still plays a part in the architecture and beliefs of some people. Spain embraces its art and architecture that consists of aqueducts, castles, historic churches, and housing. The largest cities, such as Barcelona, still maintain buildings that are both traditional in style and features. The cities also maintain their small and narrow streets. Various Elements of the Spanish Culture Spain has a rich linguistic heritage. Spain has four official languages; “Castilian Spanish (the most commonly spoken), Catalan (used in Cataluña and the Balearics), Basque (spoken in the Basque regions of both France and Spain) and, finally, Galician. There are also a number of local dialects such as Valéncian and Andulucian” (Spain culture- guide, 2008). These languages are all part of the diverse culture of Spain. Companies wishing to conduct...
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...Lyceum of the Philippines University Batangas City College of International Tourism and Hospitality Management Narrative Report on Travel Agency Cozy Travel and Tours National Highway Pallocan West, Batangas City January 15, 2014 – February 27, 2014 In Partial Fulfillment of the requirement for the course TOUR 10B For the degree in Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management Specialized in Travel and Tourism Administration Submitted by: Jolina N. Dimaculangan Submitted to: Mrs. Melinda Tolentino Table of Contents I. Acknowledgement … 1 II. Introduction … 2 III. Company Profile … 3 IV. Mission and Vision V. Contents Scope of Travel agency’s job … 4 Organizational chart … 5 Abacus … 6 Advantages of Supervised Field Training … 7 VI. Learnings and Experience … 8 Acknowledgement Grateful acknowledgement is expressed to my beloved parents, Mr. Nelson D. Dimaculangan and Mrs. Julieta N. Dimaculangan, also to my older sister Jonalle N. Dimaculangan for being my inspirations and motivation to always do my best in everything I do and to always soar higher; for their hard work just to be able to send me to school; for their patience, love, and undying support; for always being there for me in times of laughter for always showing the world and making me feel how much they are proud of me, for their teachings and guidance which made me become as to what I am now. For being with me all through the...
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...1 Developing a Global Business Plan: Philippines Kimberly Bynum Rowel Famy Phil Winney International Business 550, Evening MBA Professor Sepheri December 11, 2002 Global Business Plan 2 Identifying Global Business Opportunities “Water is a precious commodity without which life as we know cannot exist. National Geographic research indicates that although two thirds of the earth’s surface is covered with water, only 5% of this two thirds is safe for domestic consumption.” (www.aquatreatment.com/deep.html). This research paper examines the market for an in-home water purification system in the Philippines. Our product is the Aquasmart Double Filter Under Sink Water Purification System, which is designed for home or office use, to provide clean drinking water at a lower cost than bottled water. Our initial target market will be the growing urban middle class of Filipinos. A majority of the Filipino population live in rural regions, and are involved in the agricultural economy. However, urban centers are growing quickly as the Philippines gradually shift from an agriculturally-based economy to an urban-based modern industrial economy. Urban residence currently accounts for 45% of the Philippine population, but as migration patterns continue to favor urban centers...
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...and eyes – not covered by hair or frame of glasses. Head coverings are accepted for religious reasons. (See illustrated guide for photo for French visa) Passport : Validity of at least 90 days from the date of expiry of the requested visa (and issued less than 10 years ago) . UAE residence visa valid at least 90 days from the date of expiry of the requested visa. At least two free pages. 2 copies of personal data pages of the passport, Previous Schengen/ UK / US visas and UAE residence visa. 2 3 4 Original letter from the local employer stating purpose of travel, position, monthly salary and begin date of employment in the UAE. Copy of last six months personal bank statements. Copy of ITINERARY prepared by the travel agency (for those going on tour) Copy of Overseas Medical Insurance policy + Repatriation, evacuation cover (minimum coverage equivalent to €30,000) valid for all Schengen countries. Copy of Air Ticket or PNR (Booking printout) 5 6 7 8 9 Confirmed Hotel booking (with hotel letterhead, full address, telephone/fax numbers) or original and a photocopy of French Sponsorship certificate (Attestation d’accueil). Nationals of Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo, North Korea, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Suriname, Syria, U.A.E., Yemen and Zimbabwe must complete and hand in two application...
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...Medical tourism is the act of traveling to other countries to obtain medical, dental or cosmetic care. Medical tourism is a new term but thousands of years old act. People have been traveling across the continents in search of cures for any imaginable illnesses and making therapeutic trips for health wellness. In ancient Greece, pilgrims and patients came from all over the Mediterranean to the sanctuary of the healing god, Asklepios at Epidaurus, and from the 18th century wealthy Europeans have been traveling to spas from Germany to the Nile. In recent years, medical tourism is becoming more popular with patients seeking treatment for health and well-being purposes abroad. Medical Tourism is also known as Medical Travel, Health Tourism, Surgical Tourism, Health Travel, Treatment Abroad, Surgeries Abroad, and Medical Outsourcing. Medical Tourism Concerns Though many are eager to be the right pieces in the puzzle, many are still struggling to get the right fit. There are a number of concerns and risk factors for patients getting treatment much less seeking them abroad. Some concerns for patients include a consistent quality of care, lack of extensive dialog between the patient and the doctor, lack of post-op follow up, cultural differences and difficulty in obtaining sufficient insurance coverage. In order to mitigate the risk, it’s essential that the patient works with well reputed facilitators. Medical Tourism Accreditation The qualifications of the doctors are important but...
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...INDUSTRY RELEVANT TRAINING PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED IN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT: A SWOT ANALYSIS Chapter 1 The Problem and Its Background Introduction (topic/subject mattered, importance of topic, reason for choosing the topic, purpose, etc.) Through the years, global economy is gradually increasing and therefore the competition for jobs will also increase resulting to the greater demands for fully-experienced workers. One of the major stepping stone for you to be able to compete against others is to have a quality that would suit perfectly to the job you are going to apply to. In order to attain these qualities, college universities, years ago has been preparing students by requiring them to take up internships as part of their curriculum. Internship has been proven as an effective way of preparing college students for their future jobs in the industry. Internship also exposes students to the real world experience so that they can gain more knowledge, skills and experience. And it’s also an aid in developing their abilities in order to be more qualified and to have a full potential in meeting a future employer’s expectations. They will be able to develop an expertise and be proficient and to bring out something good in them that they aren’t even aware of. It also helps the students to determine if what kind of profession is best suited for them and to choose...
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...training at St. Leo the Great of 2GO Travel. 2GO Travel - M/V SuperFerry 21 Departing Manila (again ... ► 1:44► 1:44 www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKlveczNI3A May 3, 2012 - Uploaded by RoverShipspotting 21 APRIL 2012 - 2GO Travel ferry M/V SUPERFERRY 21 departing Manila South ... Report. Published on May ... Missing: narrative facilities Narrative Report Of Ojt Office Free Essays 81 - 100 www.studymode.com/subjects/narrative-report-of-ojt-office-page5.html Free Essays on Narrative Report Of Ojt Office for students. ... part of the Philippines, also my first time to rode on the big ship like 2Go Travel. ... Biblical Narrative: Leo Staley Art of Biblical Narrative by Robert Alter A Critical ... International Travel & Tour Agency Aurora Plaza bldg, Arquiza st. corner J. ... More great study tools:. Cebu Daily News | Latest News and Photos from Cebu ... cebudailynews.inquirer.net/ Great Knots conquer the sky of the Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary. ... A 10-story futuristic-looking healthcare facility with pockets of greenery similar to ... Missing: narrative leo 2go Full text of "Pope Leo XIII [microform] : his life and letters ... https://archive.org/stream/cihm_37738/cihm_37738_djvu.txt The Pope's Proclamation on the School OF St. Thomas 159 CHAPTER XIV. The Doctrine of St. Thomas. — A Succinct Summary of the Teachings of the Angelic Doctor. ... Pope Leo's Great Regard for his Doctrines . . .171 CHAPTER XV. ..... In those days, when travel was done in carriages, it was...
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...Chapter 2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES Foreign Literature On-job-training is commonly used in tourism and hospitality organizations. With this method, the trainer teaches job skills and knowledge to one trainee, primarily at the work station. Theoretically, it is the best type of training because it incorporates many of the learning and training principles. There are four steps in the individual on-job-training method; Training preparation, Training Presentation, Trainee Practice and Demonstration and Coaching. (Hayes 2008) R. Waryszak (1999) cited that according to Casado in one of the few studies which specifically investigated the perceptions of hospitality students, attempted to identify some of the basic expectations of students recruited by hospitality organisations. He found that students had “fairly realistic” expectations before they graduated. Most students expected to be successful in seeking employment as trainee managers. He concluded that, although the students’ expectations were realistic, the turnover of these students in the hospitality industry seems to be high. There is a probability that recruiting organisations might create false expectations and/or lack adequate induction programs. Waryszak (1999) also quote Barron and Maxwell surveyed three groups of students: first year hospitality management course students; students who returned from their cooperative education placements to complete the course and newly graduated employees from...
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...The Authority on World Travel & Tourism Travel & Tourism Economic Impact 2015 Malaysia For more information, please contact: Rochelle Turner Head of Research rochelle.turner@wttc.org ©2015 World Travel & Tourism Council Foreword The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is the global authority on the economic and social contribution of Travel & Tourism. WTTC promotes sustainable growth for the sector, working with governments and international institutions to create jobs, to drive exports and to generate prosperity. Travel & Tourism’s impact on the economic and social development of a country can be enormous; opening it up for business, trade and capital investment, creating jobs and entrepreneurialism for the workforce and protecting heritage and cultural values. To fully understand its impact, however, governments, policy makers and businesses around the world require accurate and reliable data on the impact of the sector. Data is needed to help assess policies that govern future industry development and to provide knowledge to help guide successful and sustainable Travel & Tourism investment decisions. For 25 years, WTTC has been quantifying the economic impact of Travel & Tourism. This year, the 2015 Annual Economic Reports cover 184 countries and 25 regions of the world, including, for the first time, the Pacific Alliance. Travel & Tourism generated US$7.6 trillion (10% of global GDP) and 277 million jobs (1 in 11 jobs) for the global...
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