Philippines Department of Tourism History
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In 1956, the Board of Travel and Tourist Industry was established by ______.

Congress

The Department of Tourism (DOT) in the Philippines is responsible for regulating the tourism industry and promoting the country as a ______ destination.

tourist

In 1972, the Department of Trade and Tourism was formed under Presidential Decree No. ______.

2

In 1973, President Ferdinand Marcos split the Department of Trade and Tourism, creating the Department of ______ (DOT).

<p>Tourism</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under Executive Order Nos. 120 and 120-A in 1986, the DOT was reorganized, leading to the creation of the Philippine Convention and ______ Corporation.

<p>Visitors</p> Signup and view all the answers

In 2003, the DOT launched the successful tourism promotion project 'WOW Philippines' under Secretary ______ J. Gordon.

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Organizational structure defines roles and relationships among members to achieve ______ goals.

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Work specialization, determined by structure, affects ______ and job satisfaction.

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Centralization, determined by structure, impacts decision-making authority within the ______.

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Communication is crucial for creating a competitive advantage and maintaining cohesion within an ______.

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The hotel's structure organizes activities effectively, with roles defined for different ______.

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The general manager is overall responsible for the hotel, ensuring smooth operations and ______ collaboration.

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Study Notes

Philippines Department of Tourism Overview

  • The Department of Tourism (DOT) is responsible for regulating the tourism industry and promoting the Philippines as a tourist destination.
  • The DOT originated from private initiatives in 1950 with the Philippine Tourist & Travel Association.
  • The DOT underwent several transformations:
    • 1956: Establishment of the Board of Travel and Tourist Industry by Congress.
    • 1972: Formation of the Department of Trade and Tourism under Presidential Decree No. 2.
    • 1973: Creation of the Department of Tourism (DOT) by President Ferdinand Marcos.
    • 1986: Reorganization of the DOT under Executive Order Nos. 120 and 120-A, leading to the creation of the Philippine Convention and Visitors Corporation.

Key Developments

  • 1998: The DOT played a significant role in the centennial celebration of the country's independence from the Spanish Empire.
  • 2003: Launch of the successful tourism promotion project "WOW Philippines" under Secretary Richard J. Gordon.
  • 2009: Passage of Republic Act No. 9593, known as the "Tourism Act of 2009".

Organizational Design and Communication in Hospitality

Organizational Design

  • An organization's structure defines roles and relationships among members to achieve common goals.
  • Structure influences how members interact with the organization, providing independence or constraints.
  • Work specialization, determined by structure, affects productivity and job satisfaction.
  • Centralization, determined by structure, impacts decision-making authority within the organization.

Organizational Communication

  • Communication is crucial for creating a competitive advantage and maintaining cohesion within an organization.
  • It clarifies organizational values, goals, customer base, work processes, and authority structures.
  • Acts as the glue holding the organization together and a magnifying glass to enhance clarity.

Organizational Structure in the Hotel & Lodging Industry

Executive Management

  • Includes the general manager and assistant managers responsible for overseeing the property.
  • General Manager: Overall responsible for the hotel, ensuring smooth operations and team collaboration.
  • Assistant Managers: Support the general manager and manage the hotel in their absence.

Functional Groups

  • Handle guest-related issues directly to ensure customer satisfaction.
  • Housekeeping: Critical for guest satisfaction by maintaining clean rooms.

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Learn about the overview, history, and evolution of the Department of Tourism (DOT) in the Philippines, from its private initiative roots in 1950 to its establishment by Congress in 1956 and transformation into the Department of Trade and Tourism in 1972.

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