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    Reviewer for Macro olden churches; mostly established around

    15th to 19th centuries; earthquake baroque


    Perspective <3 (Midterm topics) architecture
    Most visited churches in the Philippines
    Topic 1 a) Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Malolos,
    (the economics of tourism and Bulacan) Barasoain Church
    b) Santo Nino Basilica
    hospitality)
    c) Paoay Church or Church of San Augustine
    d) Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva
    “The roles of tourism and hospitality e) Intramuros, Manila
    in economic development” f) St. James Parish Church
     several developing countries used Tourism Fiesta tourism
    and Hospitality as an alternative to help  Various festival in the country is flocked
    the economic growth: annually by both locals and foreigner
     reasons:  The country has been known as the
    - there is continuous demand for traditional capital of the world’s festivities
    international travel Most visited festival in the Philippines
    - income in developed counties increases  The Ati-Atihan Festival
    - developing countries need foreign  The Sinulog Festival
    exchange  The Dinagyang Festival
     OECD – Organization for Economic  The Parada ng Lechon
    Cooperation and Development  The Panagbenga Festival
    - Tourism and hospitality provide a major  The Maskara Festival
    opportunity for growth to countries  The Aliwan Grand Festival
     Foreign Exchange: they may be required to Wellness Tourism
    enter with a specified amount of foreign  The purpose of promoting health and well-
    currency for the duration of their visit being through physical, psychological, or
     Economic Impact: travelers spend on goods spiritual activities
    and services within the destination Most visited Wellness in the Philippines
     Direct & Secondary Effects: to measure the  The farm at San Benito
    economic impact of tourism and hospitality  Badian Island Wellness Resort
    - Direct: the income is received directly  Nature Wellness Village
    - Indirect: the money paid by the tourists  Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa
    to business are used to sustain the  Atmosphere Resorts and Spa
    business Top Philippines Destination
    (supplies, wages of worker, etc.)  Boracay
     The Philippines is endowed with a diverse  Palawan
    range of natural resources, making it a  Cebu
    country rich in biodiversity and natural  Bohol
    beauty.  Baguio
     Davao
    Resources  Sagada
     Minerals and mining  Siargao
     Forests and Timber  Ilo-Ilo
     Agricultural Lands  Vigan
     Geothermal and Hydroelectric Power
     Biodiversity and Wildlife
     Coastal and Marine Resources
     Renewable energy sources
     Tourism and Natural Wonders
    Pilgrimage Tourism
     The Philippines is the catholic pilgrimage
    capital of Asia, possessing hundreds of

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