This document provides a history of slogans used by the Philippines Department of Tourism from 1989 to the present. It outlines nine different slogans promoting tourism to the Philippines over the past 33 years, beginning with "Fiesta Island Philippines" in 1989 up to the current slogan "Love the Philippines" introduced in 2023. The slogans reflected different goals and contexts over time, from celebrating Philippine culture to responding to competitor countries' campaigns and leveraging viral hashtags.
This document provides a history of slogans used by the Philippines Department of Tourism from 1989 to the present. It outlines nine different slogans promoting tourism to the Philippines over the past 33 years, beginning with "Fiesta Island Philippines" in 1989 up to the current slogan "Love the Philippines" introduced in 2023. The slogans reflected different goals and contexts over time, from celebrating Philippine culture to responding to competitor countries' campaigns and leveraging viral hashtags.
This document provides a history of slogans used by the Philippines Department of Tourism from 1989 to the present. It outlines nine different slogans promoting tourism to the Philippines over the past 33 years, beginning with "Fiesta Island Philippines" in 1989 up to the current slogan "Love the Philippines" introduced in 2023. The slogans reflected different goals and contexts over time, from celebrating Philippine culture to responding to competitor countries' campaigns and leveraging viral hashtags.
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM ALEXLIZ D. SIMON, CGSP, MBA, LPT FIESTA ISLAND PHILIPPINES (1989)
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF FORMER PRESIDENT CORAZON C. AQUINO AND
DECLARED AS PHILIPPINE FIESTA YEAR VISIT PHILIPPINES (2002)
SEC. RICHARD J. GORDON
ENDORESE BY WTO AS A 24 MONTHS PROMO IN 2002 WOW PHILIPPINES (2003-2010)
IN RESPONSE TO “AMAZING THAILAND” &
“MALAYSIA, TRULY ASIA” WOW – WEALTH OF WONDERS, WILD OVER WATER, WALK OUR WALLS 1 MILLION INCREASE OF TOURIST IN A YEAR AWARDED BEST MARKETING EFFORT OF NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION AT THE INTERNATIONAL TOURISM BORSE IN BERLIN IN 2003 PILIPINAS KAY GANDA (2010)
SEC. ALBERTO LIM (HE
RESIGNED BECAUSE OF THE ISSUE) THE PILIPINAS COLOR AND TEXT WAS SIMILAR TO POLISH RTOURISM CAMPAIGN “POLSKA” VISIT THE PHILIPPINES AGAIN (2015-2016) ITS MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES (2012 TO MID OF 2017) SEC MON JIMENEZ In January 2012, the DOT Twitter account posted "The Philippines is #1ForFun, right? Watch out [sic] for the campaign tomorrow!" This created online buzz and to everyone's surprise, it wasn't really the official slogan; the new hashtag #ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines then immediately trended online. The tag line was also lauded for its flexibility, allowing anyone to use it in memes and on official DOT billboards: "Staring contests. More fun in the Philippines," which showed a wide-eyed tarsier; "Getting upstairs. More fun in the Philippines," which showed the famous rice terraces of the Cordilleras, and so on. LOVE THE PHILIPPINES (2023)
SEC. ESPERANZA CHRISTINA
GARCIA FRASCO USSAGE OF STOCK VIDEOS THAT WAS NOT TAKEN IN THE PHILIPPINES THANK YOU