POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

COLLEGE OF TOURISM, HOSPITALITY & TRANSPORTATION

MANAGEMENT - DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY
PUP M.H. Del Pilar Campus - Hasmin Building (R. Magsaysay
Blvd.,Santa Mesa, Kalakhang Maynila)

Name: Juliano, Kristel Anne P. Date: January 26, 2024

Course and Section: BSHM 1-2N Faculty: Ms. Haydn Calabig

Macro Perspective in Tourism And Hospitality

I. What is a Tourism Product?

➢ The term "tourism product" describes a collection of material and immaterial
components intended to satisfy the requirements and preferences of tourists.
These components include lodging, transportation, attractions, and services
that all work together to enhance the entire trip experience. To draw and please
tourists, tourism locations and enterprises fundamentally give a composite
offering.
II. What are the tourism products in your city/town/province? Give at least 10.
➢ Thunderbird Resorts and Casinos Rizal - A popular resort offering accommodations,
gaming, and entertainment.
➢ Villa Jhoana Resort - A resort known for its scenic views and facilities for relaxation and
events.
➢ Petroglyphs - The Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs are ancient rock engravings,
providing historical and cultural significance.
➢ Hinulugang Taktak - A waterfall and park known for its natural beauty and cultural
importance.
➢ Boso-Boso Church - A historical church with Spanish colonial architecture.
➢ Loreland Farm Resort - A resort with a combination of farm and recreational facilities.
➢ Ynares Sports Complex - A sports facility often hosting events and activities.
➢ Hapag Kainan sa Rivera Golf Club - A restaurant within a golf club offering a
combination of dining and recreation.
➢ Calinawan Cave - A natural cave with historical relevance, used as a hideout during the
Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule.
➢ Lake Eymard's Farm - A farm and recreational area offering a peaceful environment.
III. How do you think these tourism products help in the development of your
city/town/province?
➢ Through promoting economic growth, generating employment opportunities, and
improving local infrastructure, tourism-related products in Binangonan, Rizal, greatly
contribute to my town's development. The money received from tourism-related
activities, like accommodation, attractions, and restaurants, boosts the local economy by
providing capital to support local companies and encourage entrepreneurship.
Furthermore, the industry is essential to the development of jobs, enhanced public
services, and cultural heritage preservation, all of which support Binangonan's diverse
and sustainable community growth.