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TAAL/BATANGAS/TAGAYTAY/TERNATE

Executive Summary

The Batangas, Taal, Tagaytay, and Ternate area has been selected as one of five areas for more detailed study and planning as a major destination for tourism in the Philippines. Its proximity to Manila and its diverse large of attractions makes it suitable for both overnight and excursion based tourism. However, its proximity also places it square in the eye of major industrial development under the calabarzon masterplan and whilst this addresses the tourism issue, there is a need to understand a more detailed analysis to determine how tourism development can fit with what will be one of the Philippines major industrial centers on the 21st century.

Development Strategies

Short term to 1993, the main strategies should be to;

1. Making the best use of the existing attractions, transportation and related tourist accommodation plant in the areas by:

-developing at least one day/overnight self drive or guided circuit tour program that bring together the diverse attractions of the study are;

-upgrading existing attractions and signage to facilitate the flow of tourism to and within the area;

-upgrading key transport infrastructure where possible; and

-encouraging existing transportation and accommodation owners to upgrade and expand the capacity of their operations through a program of special incentives.

2. Facilitate the planning and rapid development by the private sector of atleast two major integrated resort centres on the Batangas coast, especially at Laiya in the south and hacienda Looc, near Masugbu by providing the necessary road access and upgrading.

3. Ensure that the interests of tourism are protected and fully accounted for in industrialization plans for the area by preparing a long term tourism development master plan which

-relates to the current industrialization plans and set the basis for ensuring that the interests of tourism

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