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Reawakening the Nobleness of Hwa Chong Temple of Buddha
OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY
College of Hospitality & Institutional Management
Valenzuela City

A Feasibility Study
“Reawakening the Nobleness of Hwa Chong Temple of Buddha in Malabon City”

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course

Tourism Planning and Development
For a degree in
Bachelor of Science in Travel Management

Submitted by:

Camille A. Bondoc
Adonijah B. Cacnio
Karen Anne E. dela Cruz
Jaizel Ann B. Francisco
Famila Mae M. Neis

Submitted To:

Ms. Ruishell May Oasay
Professor

CHAPTER 1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This Feasibility Study was made possible by the guidance, supervision, cooperation and participation of the following:
* To the Almighty God who always look up and secure the safety of the preparers in doing this project.
* To our parents who always guide and give words of wisdom to inspire us in doing our best in preparing the Feasibility Study as well as giving their both financial and emotional support.
* To our beloved intelligent Adviser, Ma'am Rui Oasay, who has greatly shared her knowledge to us with patience and diligence in helping us meet the necessary works for the completion of our Feasibility Study.
* To the Preparers, they who have given lot of efforts and consumed so much time to make the completion of the feasibility study are possible and successful within the given time. Together, we sincerely acknowledge and give thanks the person/s mentioned above who have brought the success of doing this Feasibility Study. We are very grateful for this wonderful accomplishment.

CHAPTER III
INTRODUCTION
This feasibility study aims to reawaken the minds of people in the culture of Buddhism and its relationship with the Philippines and other countries. It gives us the opportunity to educate ourselves more on another religion outside. The unique cultural resources of the Buddhist temple will serve as a basis for the cultural supply required by the local community as well as contributing to

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