Program Content:

Managing Demand and Supply of Tourism Products
Tourism Strategy Formulation and Planning
A Systems Thinking Approach to Tourism
Marketing Tourism Products and Destinations
Financing Tourism
Stakeholder Management
Sustainable Tourism Development in the Philippines

Target Participants:
This 5-day management course on sustainable tourism is designed for managers working for public, private, or community-based institutions and non government organizations with interest in sustainable tourism development, tourism promotion offices, and those involved in natural and cultural heritage protection, economic and physical land-use planning, and natural resource management. Faculty members and researchers in university-based tourism programs will also find the program useful.

Program Fee:
• Php 35,000.00 | The fee covers tuition, meals, materials, and certificate.
• Php 30,000.00 | rate for LGUs and PARTH members
• Early registration and group registration discounts are available.

Program Objectives:

This program aims to increase the private sectors’ and LGUs’ overall capacity to implement sustainable tourism development plans within their scope. Topics on tourism economics, the nature of costs, risks and budgeting, human resources, strategic planning and marketing aim to instill a deeper understanding of how the tourism private sector thinks. Courses on ecotourism and sustainable tourism development delve into the ways in which tourism can meet social and environmental goals in a Philippine setting. Throughout the week, participants will work in groups to design a workable tourism program/project. Participants are expected to have a tourism project in mind that they will cultivate in this program.
To review the management process and other relevant skills that can be applied to the design planning and implementation of tourism programs and initiatives
To broaden understanding of tourism potentials
To imbibe the principles of sustainable tourism development

Offsite Visit:
There will be an offisite visit where participants will be able to have an overview of successful sustainable tourism projects, community-based tourism projects, and sustainable profitability practices of an identified sustainable tourism enterprise. Participants will get to meet and learn from an established industry practitioner on the best practices that made them successful.

Program Director:
Fernando Martin Y. Roxas, D.B.A., is a full time faculty at the Asian Institute of Management. He is the Executive Director of the Dr. Andrew L. Tan Center for Tourism. He teaches Operations Management, Quantitative Analysis, Systems Thinking, Project Management and other basic modules.

Find Article

Refine search