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NATIONAL

TOURISM
OFFICE
DOT
TIEZA-(PTA)
TPB- (PCVC)
IA
NPDC
NPF
DFPC
THE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM (DOT)
The Department of Tourism (DOT) is the primary
government agency charged with the responsibility to
encourage, promote and develop tourism as a
major socio-economic activity; to generate foreign
currency and employment and to spread the
benefits of tourism to a wider segment of the
population, and to assure the safe, convenient,
enjoyable stay and travel of foreign and local
tourists in the country.
The Department of Tourism is headed by the
Secretary of Tourism who is assisted by three
undersecretaries and one assistant secretary.
The Undersecretary for Planning, Product
Development, and Coordination is responsible for the
Office of Tourism Development Planning, Office of Product
Research and Development, as well as the Office of Tourism
Coordination.
The Undersecretary for Tourism Service is responsible for
the Office of Tourism Standards, National Capital Region, and
all Regional Offices.
The Undersecretary for Tourism Promotions is
responsible for the Bureau of Domestic Promotions, Bureau of
International Tourism Promotions, as well as the Office of
Tourism Information.
 Five attached agencies help the DOT perform its functions.
These are the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise
The Department of Tourism is headed by Hon. Ma. Esperanza
Christina Garcia Franco.

The Department of Tourism (DOT) manages tourism promotion in the


Philippines. Key qualifications include:
1. Employment in DOT:
• Education
• Experience
• Skills
• Eligibility
2. Tourism Business Accreditation
3. Local Tourism Officers
TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENTERPRISE ZONE
AUTHORITY (TIEZA)
Formerly known as the Philippine Tourism
Authority (PTA)
It is a corporate body tasked to designate, regulate,
and supervise Tourism Enterprise Zones (TEZ) while
developing, managing, and overseeing tourism
infrastructure projects in the country, primarily
aimed at encouraging investments in TEZs.
TIEZA's main tasks include building tourism
infrastructure, designation, regulation, and
supervision of Tourism Enterprise Zones
 It is the principal agency responsible for the timely
collection of travel taxes, 50% of which shall
accrue, while 40% goes to CHED and 10%
shares for the National Commission for the

 The TIEZA is governed by a Board of Directors


Culture and Arts.

(TIEZA Board) composed of the Tourism


Department Secretary, the TEIZA Chief Operating
Officer, the Tourism Promotions Board Chief
Operating Officer, the Department of
Environmental and Natural Resources Secretary,
the Department of the Interior and Local
Government Secretary, and five representative
 Mark T. Lapid heads the Tourism Infrastructure
Enterprise Zone Authority.

Qualifications for Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone


Authority (TIEZA) include:
1. TIEZA Employees and Board Members:
• Education
• Experience
• Eligibility
• Skills
2. Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ) Investors/Locators
TOURISM PROMOTIONS BOARD (TPB)
 Formerly known as the Philippine Convention
and Visitor’s Corporation (PCVC).
 An attached agency of the Department of Tourism,
the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) exists to
market and promote the Philippines
domestically and internationally as a world-
class tourism and MICE destination, in
strategic partnership with private and public
stakeholders to deliver a unique high-value
experience for visitors, significantly contributing to
 It is an attached agency of DOT which is primarily
responsible for implementing an integrated
domestic and international promotions and
marketing program for the Philippines as a
tourism destination as well as for tourism
investments.
 It is a corporate body created under R.A. No.
9593, which shall have an authorized capital of
php250 million fully subscribed by the National
Government.

 The Tourism Promotions Board is headed by


Qualifications for involvement with
the Tourism Promotions Board
(TPB) include:

1. TPB Membership
2. Employment at TPB
3. Partnerships or Sponsorships
INTRAMUROS ADMINISTRATION (IA)
 It was established in 1979 by virtue of
Presidential Decree (PD) no. 1616 signed by
President Ferdinand Marcos on April 10, 1979.
 It is responsible for the orderly
restoration and development of
Intramuros as a monument to the
Hispanic period of our history.
 It shall ensure that the general appearance of
Intramuros shall conform to Philippine-
Spanish architecture of the 16 to the 19
th th
Intramuros Administration
 Oversee the preservation, restoration, and development of
Intramuros.
Nayong Pilipino Foundation
 Represent the various cultures, arts, and industries of the
Filipino people.
Duty Free Philippines (DFP)
 Duty-and tax-free merchandising system established and
operated by DOT.

 The Intramuros Administration is headed by Atty. Joan M.


Padilla
Qualifications for roles in the
Intramuros Administration (IA)
include:

1. Educational Background
2. Work Experience
3. Skills
4. Certifications
5. Knowledge of Philippine History
6. Language Proficiency
7. Computer Skills
NATIONAL PARKS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
(NPDC)

 It is a government agency that is tasked to


oversee national parks in the Philippines.
 It was established primarily to develop and maintain
national parks specifically the Rizal Park or Luneta,
Paco Park, the Pook ni Maria Makiling, and
Burnham Park.

The NPDC has the following functions:


 Undertake the development of new parks;
 Upgrade and maintain park facilities;
 Develop and operate cultural and educational programs;
 NPDC aims to provide the general public with
access to and enjoyment of an open park,
showcase national heritage that will promote
Filipino arts, culture, and tradition, develop new
parks and a conducive business climate
consonant to preservation of historical
significance, and establish inter-agency linkages
to achieve the agency’s thrust and programs.

 The National Parks Development Committee is


headed by Cecille Romero.
Qualifications for involvement with the National Parks
Development Committee (NPDC) include:
1. NPDC Employees and Management:
• Education
• Experience
• Eligibility
• Skills
2. Stakeholders and Partners:
• Private Organizations/NGOs
• Community Representatives
NAYONG PILIPINO FOUNDATION (NPF)

 It was attached to the DOT in 1991 under E.O. No.


497
 It is the only tourist complex showcasing the
many primary attractions and scenic in the
Philippines.
 It aims to promote, encourage, and initiate
research and development projects and
activities in social sciences, humanities,
social and ameliorations, and allied fields.

 The Executive Director of Nayong Pilipino


Qualifications for the Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF)
Board of Trustees include:

1. Expertise
2. Leadership
3. Government Understanding
4. Commitment to Heritage
5. Communication Skills
6. Project Management
7. Research and Analytical Skills
DUTY-FREE PHILIPPINES CORPORATION
(DFPC)

 It shall be a body corporate to operate the


duty-and-tax-free merchandising system
in the Philippines to augment the service
facilities for tourists and to generate
foreign exchange and revenue for the
government.
 The Balikbayan Law

 The Duty-Free Philippines Corporation is


Qualifications for involvement with Duty
Free Philippines Corporation (DFPC)
include:

1. Employment
2. Suppliers or Partners
THANK YOU!
Diaz, John Klark
Eñano, Jeame Marie
Gallo, John Aldrex
Garcia, Wilson Ray Jr.
Gonzales, Irish Shane
Heguira, Jezrah Ezekiel
Herezo, MaryMargaret
Hortillosa, Joece
Juridico, Desselyn
Kawamura, Kento

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