1. No, as stated in the article, Tagaytay is an ideal site for ecotourism. Tourists are after the wonderful, unobstructed view of the scenery, the cold climate and the tropical fruits and flowers that can be found in the city. It should remain as it is because it is known for its peaceful and quiet atmosphere. Also, there are only two sources of water in Tagaytay, which is vital for having a clean and safe water for the locals and the businesses already established in the area. If it undergo more development in spite of the already increasing people and structures in the area, chances are the serenity and peacefulness of the area will be disrupted. There is also the possibility of this development to bring different kinds of pollution to the place. And considering the fact that Taal volcano is still considered as active, it might erupt anytime and can pose a threat not only to the locals, but to the tourists and establishments as well.
2. With the well-established roads that links Tagaytay to Manila, the tourists won’t have a hard time getting from one point to another. They enjoy the cool climate, the panoramic view of Taal volcano and the Taal Lake. When you enter Tagaytay, there are many sign for boat rides to the lake, which is a popular attraction for the tourists these days. Another popular attraction is the Taal volcano which people can see when they go to Taal Lake. Several resorts and picnic grooves are established in the area that help the tourist relax and enjoy the view around the area. Horseback riding is also available aside from sightseeing and going picnics. There are also a number of retreat houses in the area because of the serenity of the place.
3. The local government must sustain the development to a minimum with respect on maintaining and preserving the natural resources of the city. They should consider the negative impacts that will be brought by the potential investors who want to put up their business to the safety and