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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Presentation Outline Imperatives for Strategic Tourism Planning

    Strategic Tourism Planning Process

    The National Tourism Development Plan

    Sustainable Tourism Indicators

    Lessons from Previous Tourism Plans

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    TOURISM ASSETSAND DESTINATIONS

    The Philippines possesses a broad range of natural and cultural heritagetourism assets as well as a growing number of beach and urban leisureand entertainment facilities that are competitive in the region

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Imperatives for Strategic Tourism Planning Philippine tourism competitiveness

    Ranked 94 against 139 countries in 2011 Ranked18 in Asia-Pacific Maintained an overall score at 3.7 for past

    3 years

    Opportunities for tourism growth inthe Asia-Pacific Additional 331 million international visitors

    by 2030making the region the second

    most visited destination Increase in regional travel 5.7% annual growth in outbound travel

    0,0 100,0 200,0 300,0 400,0 500,0 600,0 700,0

    Africa

    Americas

    Asia and the Pacific

    - North-East Asia

    - South-East Asia

    - Oceania

    - South Asia

    Europe

    Middle East

    Million Arrivals

    Forecast International Arrivals in World Regions

    2020

    2016

    2010

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    Policy rules

    and Environmentalsustainability

    Safety andsecurity

    Health andhygiene

    Prioritizationof Travel &

    Air transportinfrastructure

    Groundtransport

    Tourisminfrastructure

    ICTinfrastructure

    Pricecompetitive

    Humanresources

    Affinity fortravel and

    Naturalresources

    Culturalresources

    Source: World Economic Forum: 2011

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Tourism Performance Unprecedented growth in 2011 3.9 million international visitors

    29.1 million domestic travellers* US$ 13.3 billion tourism gross

    value added*

    6% share to GDP* 3.8 persons employed*

    Sustaining success in 2012(JanuaryApril)

    1.5 million international visitors 32% of target 4.6 million visitors US$ 1.2 billion in international

    receipts

    CAGR in 38 years = 7.8%

    1.5 M for 2011 Jan-Apr

    * Estimate

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Imperatives for Strategic Tourism Planning Past performance

    8.1% CAGR from 2002 to 2011 5% share to inbound traffic in Southeast

    Asia Breached 3 million mark in 2010

    Market mix 46.9% international visitors from East

    Asia Korea is top source market (23.6% share)

    15.6% visitors from the Americas (greaterbulk accounted by USA) 8% arrivals from Southeast Asia Domestic travel 3-5% CAGR in 10 years

    International Tourism Arrivals & Purpose of Visit

    Stronger recent growth off a low historic base

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Imperatives for Strategic Tourism Planning Policy support

    Tourism Act (RA 9593)legislatingtourism as engine for socio-economicgrowth and investment

    Executive Order 29

    promoting pocketopen skies policies in secondaryinternational gateways

    Investment Facilitationgranting fiscaland non-fiscal incentives for priority

    projects in economic zones, keydevelopment areas, and TourismEnterprise Zones

    National Tourism Development Plan

    Executive Order No. 29

    Tourism Act

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Strategic Tourism Planning ProcessPhilippine Development Plan, 2011-2016Public Investment Program, 2011-2016

    Presidents Social

    Contract with theFilipino People

    Medium TermExpenditure

    Program

    National Tourism

    Development Plan, 2011-2016

    TourismDevelopment

    Program

    Regional Development PlansRegional

    InvestmentProgram

    Provincial Tourism Development Plans

    Municipal/ City Tourism Development Plans

    Tourism Site/ Area Tourism Development Plans

    StrategicPlan

    TacticalPlan

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Elements of Strategic Planning ProcessStakeholders involvement

    National government agencies

    Local government units

    Legislative bodies

    Private sector, businesses

    NGOs, POs, vulnerable groups

    Local communities NTDP

    National(87 pax)

    16Regional(970 pax)

    4

    Clusters(271pax)DOT Regional

    Offices, NGAs,LGUs, PrivateSector, NGOs,others

    DOT RegionalOffices, NGAs,LGUs, PrivateSector, NGOs,others

    DOT, NGAs, PrivateSector, Investors

    and Donors

    Defined planning process

    Competitive investigation

    Best practices and models

    Roadmap

    Implementation mechanism

    Communication

    Situation AnalysisConduct supply and demand analysis, competitiveanalysis, as well as past and present performance

    Review of Related Plans

    Examine processes and accomplishments

    Document lessons learned and insights

    Action PlanningDevelop goal, vision and directions, set targetsIdentify programs, projects, activities, resourcesDefine accountabilities and indicators

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Elements of Strategic Planning ProcessDestination

    Supply

    Tourism

    Demand

    Promote balance

    Competing needs

    Limited resources

    Carrying capacity

    Cultural values

    Local benefits

    Local and national issues

    Review Approval Support

    Transparency and accountability

    Steering committee

    Review process

    Approval mechanism

    Commitment and buy-in

    Champions

    Capacity building

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    The National Tourism Development Plan

    StakeholdersGoal:

    An environmentally and socially responsibletourism that delivers more widely distributed

    income and employment opportunities.

    StakeholdersVision:TO BECOME THE MUST EXPERIENCE

    DESTINATION IN ASIA.

    Stakeholdersvision and goal are consistent withthe Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016 thatfocuses upon creating sustainable, rapid and

    inclusive socio-economic Growth

    2016 Target

    10 million international visitors

    35.5 million domestic travellers

    US$ 24.7 billion TGDVA

    8.1% share to GDP

    6.8 million people employed

    17% share to nationalemployment

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    The National Tourism Development Plan

    Adopt cluster destination concept and product portfolio Raise standards of facilities and services Facilitate investments and lower business cost Safeguard natural and cultural resources, and vulnerable groups Implement marketing and promotions

    Develop and marketcompetitive

    products anddestinations

    Expand capacity of international gateways

    Expand connectivity between gateways and key growth markets

    Implement strategic access between international gateways andother clusters

    Implement destination infrastructure program

    Improve marketaccess,connectivity and

    destinationinfrastructure

    Pursue shared responsibility of national and local governments Develop competent, well motivated and productive work force Improve governance relating to safety, security and handling tourists

    Improve tourisminstitutional

    governance andhuman resources

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Cluster Destination Strategy

    Tourism Site

    (Within LGUs)

    Tourism Cluster(Groups of LGUs in a Region)

    Gateway toTourism Cluster(LGU Capitol)

    TourismDevelopmentArea (LGUs)

    Spatial development concept/approach based on the areas:

    market demandinclusive growth

    respect local boundaries/jurisdictioninvestment friendly

    The framework provides for

    prioritization of sites,products and activities

    Visitor Expenditure and Length of Stay

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Nature

    Tourism

    Cultural

    Tourism

    Sun and Beach

    Tourism

    Cruise andNautical Tourism

    Leisure and

    EntertainmentTourism

    MICE and EventsTourism

    Health,Wellness,and Retirement

    Tourism

    Diving and MarineSports Tourism

    Philippines Product Portfolio

    EducationTourism

    Market-product analysis recommends prioritizing nine tourism products

    towards enriching the tourist experience and boosting product diversification

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Central Visayas Tourism ClusterGateway: Mactan - CebuInternational Airport

    Tourism Development Areas

    TDA 1: Northern Cebu-Bantayan-Malapascua

    TDA 2: Metro Cebu-Mactan-OlangoIsland

    TDA 3: Southern CebuTDA 4: Negros Oriental-Dumaguete-

    SiquijorTDA 5: Tagbilaran-Panglao Island

    Product Theme

    MICE, Business, resort, history,

    events, sightseeing, entertainment,shopping, ecotourism

    2016 Tourist Targets

    International: 3.1 millionDomestic: 2.3 million

    Market Access and Connectivity

    Cebu terminal expansion and runway

    improvement

    Gateway marketing program (e.g. WorldRoutes)

    Seamless connection from MactanAirport to tourism development areas

    Tagbiliran terminal expansion

    Need for a Bohol gateway

    Destination & Product Development

    Tourism Enterprise Zones in Cebu andPanglao

    Improvement to 17 heritage sites(Php 500 Million)

    Linking communities to tourism supplychain

    10,400 rooms needed (2011-2016) 3,270 rooms planned or under

    construction (2011-2016)

    Development Impact

    2010: 287,500 jobs 2016: 233,000 additional jobs

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Sustainable Tourism IndicatorsType Descriptors Data Sources

    Economic Tourism revenue DOT, NSCB

    Tourism Gross Value Added DOT, NSCB

    % share to GDP DOT, NSCB

    Tourism employment DOT, NSCB

    Social Local benefit DOLE

    Poverty incidence NSCB

    Health condition DOH

    Cultural Pride of place/cultural value NM, NCCA

    UNESCO Heritage Sites NCCA, NHCP

    Environment Visitor management plan DENR, EMB

    Innovation/ business process DOT, DTI

    Tourism Satellite Account

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Sustainable Tourism IndicatorsAccreditation Indicators Data Sources

    Ecotourism Community participation Report

    Environment sustainability DENR, EMB

    Cultural sensitivity Report

    Education and ethics Program

    Local benefits Report

    Visitor satisfaction Survey

    Responsible marketing Collaterals

    Conservation Program

    Accommodation Environmental protection Mgnt Plan

    Business practices Mgnt Plan

    Social consideration Mgnt Plan

    Institutionalizingsustainable tourism

    indicators

    Localization

    Database set-up andmanagement

    Capacity building

    Integration in strategicplanning

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    NTDP - Building Partnership Convergence program

    Sustainable tourismbiodiversity conservationframework (DOT-DENR)

    National EcotourismStrategy (DOT-DENR)

    Guidebook on tourismplanning

    Process for national andlocal tourism planning

    Standards

    Indicators

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Destination Management Framework

    National Level

    Regional Level

    Local Level

    Tourism Advisory andConsultative Bodies

    (Tourism Coordination Council andTourism Congress)

    Regional TourismCouncils/ Congresses

    (DOT-Tourism Congress-Civil Society)

    Provincial TourismCouncils

    (DOT-Tourism Congress-Civil Society)

    Local Tourism Councilsand Action Groups

    City and Municipality TourismUnits and Private Sector

    Department of Tourism

    TourismPromotion

    Board

    TIEZA + OtherAgencies

    Regional Tourism Offices

    Provincial LevelTourism ServiceCentres

    Strategic level Tactical Level

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Lessons Learned Clearly defined destination

    framework

    Stakeholders participation

    Institutional ownership

    Capacity building

    Flexible planning approach

    Communication plan

    1991 TourismMaster PlanHarnessing

    Tourism Growth

    2004 McKinsey Consulting

    Sustainable

    TourismManagement Planfor CentralPhilippines

    NationalEcotourism

    Strategy

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    DEPARTMENTOFTOURISM

    Thank youFor more information, please email your queries at [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]