The Problem and Review of Related Literature
Chapter 1
The Problem and Review of Related Literature
Introduction
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” –Confucius. This quote from the famous Chinese philosopher must be true for every student who wishes to study abroad and attain a winning career. Students should be careful in choosing which country they will spend their time and money for studying because if they made a wrong step or move, the journey to success would be different to them to take. Few countries in Asia can match the country when it comes to providing quality education and fun at the same time. For many in the world of education, the months of May and June represent the end of the academic year and the start of tourism 's high season. Thus, from the perspective of the tourism industry as the academic year wanes, new tourism educational opportunities begin to wax.
Educational tourism is one of the fastest growing areas of the travel and tourism and one that is too often overlooked by tourism professionals and marketers. For example, many meetings and conventions have either an educational component to them or serve their members by being educational instruments. Often educational tourism is called by other names, such as career enhancement, job development or self-actualization experiences.
Educational tourism then comes in a wide variety of formats, yet despite the differences all forms of educational tourism have a number of points in common. Among these are, the idea that travel is as much about self-improvement as it is about relaxation, that learning can be fun, and that learning is for people of all ages. Here are just some of the opportunities for your location to attract educational tourism income.
Tuguegarao City is a First class city in the province of Cagayan, Philippines. It is the city capital of Cagayan and the regional capital of Region 02. Tuguegarao is the economic center (commercial, education, trade, health etc.) of the Cagayan Valley Region;
The Problem and Review of Related Literature
Introduction
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” –Confucius. This quote from the famous Chinese philosopher must be true for every student who wishes to study abroad and attain a winning career. Students should be careful in choosing which country they will spend their time and money for studying because if they made a wrong step or move, the journey to success would be different to them to take. Few countries in Asia can match the country when it comes to providing quality education and fun at the same time. For many in the world of education, the months of May and June represent the end of the academic year and the start of tourism 's high season. Thus, from the perspective of the tourism industry as the academic year wanes, new tourism educational opportunities begin to wax.
Educational tourism is one of the fastest growing areas of the travel and tourism and one that is too often overlooked by tourism professionals and marketers. For example, many meetings and conventions have either an educational component to them or serve their members by being educational instruments. Often educational tourism is called by other names, such as career enhancement, job development or self-actualization experiences.
Educational tourism then comes in a wide variety of formats, yet despite the differences all forms of educational tourism have a number of points in common. Among these are, the idea that travel is as much about self-improvement as it is about relaxation, that learning can be fun, and that learning is for people of all ages. Here are just some of the opportunities for your location to attract educational tourism income.
Tuguegarao City is a First class city in the province of Cagayan, Philippines. It is the city capital of Cagayan and the regional capital of Region 02. Tuguegarao is the economic center (commercial, education, trade, health etc.) of the Cagayan Valley Region;
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