PHC

• Capital of Bulacan

  Malolos
• Travelers who stay at least 24 hours

  Tourists
• It is the scene of the most heroic defensive battle during World War II. This is also where the Dambana ng Kagitingan is built.

  Mt. Samat
• It comprises the activities of persons travelling and staying in places outside their environment.

  Tourism
• What is UNWTO?

  United Nations World Tourism Organization
• Commonly uses terminology is VTR:

  Business
• Moves from one region to another.

  Interregional
• It is the free time one has after all daily scheduled activities have been taken care.

  Leisure
• Asia's biggest dam project.

  Magat Dam Tourism Resort Complex
• Tourist who travel a country outside of their own.

  International
• Tourist who travel outside of their area but within their own country.

  Domestic
• Desire to become the most that one can be.

  Self-Actualization
• More expensive, requires passports and visas.

  Travelling Abroad
• Less expensive, no need for passport and visas.

  Travelling Locally
• Moves from one province to another within specific region.

  Intraregional
• Often classified as excursionists because of she will not need to stay 24 hours in her province.

  Local
• Refers to the qualities of a region that make it ideal as a tourist destination.

  Strength
• A huge split boulder was the mountain hideout of the revolutionary forces during the Spanish.

  Biak-na-Bato
• Any condition in an area that is detrimental to the pleasure and comfort of the tourist is considered as?

  Weakness
• There are events or circumstances or circumstances in an area that may negatively impact anyone staying there are for any amount of time.

  Threats
• A ritual celebrated every June 24. Men and women smear their faces and cover their bodies with mud to conceal their identities

  Taong Putik of Aliaga
• Former name of Cebgo?

  Tiger Air & Sea Air
• Two sea major shipping lines

  2Go Travel, Montenegro Shipping Lines
• Capital of Nueva Ecija

  Palayan City
• Refers to either qualities or assets of a region that can be developed to improve desirability as a tourist destination.

  Opportunities
• The revolution against the Spanish authorities, the Fil-American War at the turn of the century, and the Second World War.

  Historical
• Refer to the rituals, songs, dances, costumes, arts, crafts, stories, and other manifestations of a traditional beliefs

  Cultural
• Philippines is well-known for its plentiful beaches and mountains.

  Natural
• There are more than 100 mountains in the Philippines and about 20 are widely used for mountaineering, which is increasingly becoming popular, especially among the youth.

  Trekking
• Dams, power plants, parks, buildings, and other great or unusual structures

  Man-made
• A person visiting a country other than that in which they usually reside.

  Visitor
• Tourist who travel to a country outside their own.

  Inbound Tourists
• The desire for travel may be considered a basic human impulse.

  Motivation to Travel
• Tourist who travel outside of their area of residence but within their own country

  Domestic Tourists
• Philippines has several outstanfing sites that include Tanon Strait between the island of Negros amd Cebu, Pamilacan Islan in Bohol and Puerto Princesa city in Palawan.

  Dolphin Watching
• These attractions cater to specific types of people who have specific purposes in visiting a destination.

  Special Interest
• There are some exceptional sites like and Bukidnon, where one may get the chance to see a Philippine eagle flying in the wild.


  Bird Watching
• There are more than 2,500 caves found in the Philippines and some of them have been developed into major tourist destinations.

  Spelunking
• One of the prime dive sites in Anilao in Batangas.

  Scuba Diving
• It is a high-end activity, most of these domestic golfers belong to the class A and B sectors Philippine society

  Golf