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It's More Fun in the Philippines | DOT Official AVP.mp4

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Recognizing tourism as an indispensable element of the national economy and an industry of national interest and importance. This was principally authored by Sen. Richard Gordon and former Bohol Rep. Edgardo M.  Chatto .  Enacted on May 12, 2009 by Pres. Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo at Cebu City.

Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo smiles after signing... News  Photo - Getty Images

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Structure of the Department Rationalization of Functions Attached Agencies and Corporations Control and Supervision of Areas with Overlapping Jurisdictions Identification of Shared Responsibilities among National and Local Offices

Tourism Promotions Board Tourism Promotions Funding

Identification of TEZs Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) TEZ Structure

Incentives for TEZ Operators and Registered Tourism Zones Tourism Enterprise Outside TEZs

Duty and Tax-Free Merchandising System for Tourism Purposes

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SECTION 2.  Declaration of Policy . – The State declares tourism as an indispensable element of the national economy and an industry of national interest and importance, which must be harnessed as an engine of socio-economic growth and cultural affirmation to generate investment, foreign exchange and employment, and to continue to mold an enhanced sense of national pride for all Filipinos.  Strengthening the Department of Tourism (DOT) and its attached agencies to effectively and efficiently implement the policy and provide appropriate funding. General Provisions

Signed  on November 10, 2009 during the One Visayas Summit of Climate Change at Imperial Palace, Cebu City. Published on  November  12, 2009. Implementing Rules and Regulations

Development of Philippine Tourism, that is for and by Filipino Sustainable tourism development recognition Ecologically sustainable, responsible, participative, culturally sensitive, economically viable, and ethically and socially equitable Favorable image  of the  Phils  within the int’l community Prime tourist hub in Asia Encourage private sector participation and  agri -tourism development

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Primary agency for planning, programming, coordinating, implementing, and regulating in the development and promotion of the tourism industry, in coordination with attached agencies and other government instrumentalities.

“It provides us more capability and resources to make our tourism industry very globally competitive – as the law allows the setting up of a system accreditation, standards-setting and classification to make the tourism industry globally competitive”  - Sec.  Durano

Tourism Congress will still finalize distribution of benefits from  Bayanihan 2 – Manila Bulletin

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National Tourism
Development Plan
Provided for by Republic Act 9593 or tf-e
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2016.
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Before: Philippine Tourism Authority (PTA) Philippine Convention and Visitors Corp. (PCVC) Intramuros Administration (IA) Nayong  Pilipino Foundation Inc.  National Parks Development Committee

After: Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) Tourism Promotions Board Intramuros Administration* Nayong  Pilipino Foundation Inc.*  National Parks Development Committee* Duty Free Philippines Corp. Philippine Retirement Authority Philippine Commission on Sports Scuba Diving

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TIEZA The body corporate which  shall designate, regulate and supervise the TEZs Develop, manage and supervise the tourism infrastructure projects in the country   The TIEZA shall have an authorized capital of Two Hundred Fifty Million Pesos (PHP 250,000,000) which shall be fully subscribed by the National Government.

Characteristics The area is capable of being defined into one contiguous territory;  It has historical and cultural significance, environmental beauty, or existing or potential integrated leisure facilities within its bounds or within reasonable distances from it; It has, or it may have, strategic access through transportation infrastructure, and reasonable connection with utilities infrastructure systems;

Characteristics It is sufficient in size, such that it may be further utilized for bringing in new investments in tourism establishments and services; and  It is in a strategic location such as to catalyze the socio-economic development of neighboring communities.

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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AREAS
CLUSTER DESTINATION
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Benguet
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Cebu
Leyte
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Agzan
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Zamboanga
Zamboangi CD
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Conoto
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Central Luzon
Metro Manila
& Environs
Laguna, Batangas
& Quezon
CPI
CP3
Palawan
CP4
Visayas
CP5
Central Visayas
& Blegros Island
Cagayan de Oro
and Hinterland
Davao Gulf
& Coast

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General Principles TIEZA shall have sole and exclusive jurisdiction to grant incentives  DOT and DTI shall promulgate rules and regulations to govern the relationship between TEZs and economic zones  Investment incentives shall be without prejudice to availing other incentives provided under other laws, decrees, and presidential issuances. LGUs are encouraged to provide incentives for tourism enterprises, i.e. Reductions in applicable real estate taxes Waivers of fees and charges

Incentives for TEZ  Operators and Registered Tourism Enterprises

Tourism Enterprises Outside TEZs The grant shall be governed by the following provisions: Upon compliance with the requirements provided by law (Omnibus Investments Code, Foreign Investments Act, Special Economic Zone Act, and the Bases Conversion and Development Act, among others) Subject to the rules and regulations jointly promulgated by DOT and TIEZA

FISCAL INCENTIVES Income Tax Holiday Gross Income Taxation Capital Investment and Equipment Transportation and Spare Parts Goods and Services Social Responsibility Incentive

NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES Employment of Foreign Nationals Special Investor’s Resident Visa Foreign Currency Transaction Requisition of Investment Lease and Ownership of Land

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Control and Supervision with Overlapping Jurisdictions

Rationalization of Tourism Areas, Zones, Spots (LGUs, other agencies and departments)

National Integrated Protected Areas System and the National Ecotourism Policy (DENR)

Tourism Infrastructure Program (DPWH, DOTC, DBM)

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Shared Responsibilities of National and Local Governments Coordination between national and local governments (DOT, DILG, LGU) National Tourism Development Planning Local Tourism Development Planning Reports and Accreditation, Value of Accreditation Local government capabilities enhancement Tourism Officers Tourism Assistance Tourism Site Classification

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Tourism Coordinating Council Serves as a coordinating body for national tourism development efforts.

Laying the Foundation of Tourism Education | IE Insights

Tourism Security Force National and local police forces mobilized to patrol and secure tourist destinations Frontline services of immigration, custom and airport personnel upgrade

RA 9593: The National Tourism Act of 2009

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