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This presentation discusses the ecosystem of heritage tourism in the Philippines. It details the various stakeholders involved, such as government agencies, NGOs, and communities, and how they contribute to the success and sustainability of heritage sites. It also explores the different organizations managing heritage tourism and the cultural life cycle concept.
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THE ECOSYSTEM OF HERITAGE TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS OF HERITAGE TOURISM A stakeholder is an entity regarded as an interested party to a heritage tourism product. A stakeholder stands to benefit from it and needs to perform certain functions and responsibilities to ensure t...
THE ECOSYSTEM OF HERITAGE TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS OF HERITAGE TOURISM A stakeholder is an entity regarded as an interested party to a heritage tourism product. A stakeholder stands to benefit from it and needs to perform certain functions and responsibilities to ensure the success and sustainability of the heritage site or attraction. Heritage Sites or Attractions. This stakeholder essentially pertains to the entity that owns, manages or organizes the heritage tourism product which Stakeholder s Tourists or visitors May be local or foreign tourists who seek to view or experience a heritage tourism product. Government agencies These refers to the different public sector entities mandated to regulate, monitor, supervise, control and support heritage sites or attractions. Department of Tourism Created under P.D. 189, the DOT is in charge overall of all tourism sites, attractions, activities, services and infrastructure in the Philippines. National Historical Institute NHI, was created by P.D. 260, in charge of the preservation, restoration, and reconstruction of important historic sites, churches, national shrines, monuments and landmarks. National Commission for Culture and the Arts. R.A. 7356 mandates NCCA to formulate policies for the development of Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority. Under R.A. 9593, TIEZA manages government owned tourism oriented establishments usually located in tourist destinations. Department of Public Works and Highways. This government agency is very important especially in providing land access to heritage sites and attractions. Department of Interior and Local Government Under R.A. 6795, DILG supervises all the local government units. Intramuros administration Under P.D. 1616, it was created to preserve and enhance the historical value of Intramuros. National Parks and Development Committee. Created as an Executive Committee in 1963 under the Office of the President, the NPDC is tasked to develop and preserve the Quezon Memorial, Rizal Park, and other national parks in the country. Tourism Promotions Boards Under R.A. 9593, the TPB serves as the marketing arm of the Department of Tourism. Department of Environment and Natural Resources Under section 4 of Executive Order 192, DENR is mandated to be primary government agency responsible for the conservation, management, development and proper use of the country's environment ad natural resources for the welfare of the present and future generations of Filipinos. Department of Trade and Industry Under EO 33, the DTI serves as the primary coordinate, promotive and facilitative arm for trade, industry an investment activities. Small and micro enterprises flourish in the host communities of heritage sites. Bureau of Food and Drug Administration. Issues licenses to companies engaged in the manufacture, packaging, importation, exportation , distribution and retailing of processed food, drugs, medical devices and other. Philippine Retirement Authority Under EO 1037, the PRA is tasked to address and supervise salient issues about retirees. Bureau of Customs Under R.A. 1937, they has the power to assess and collect lawful revenues, prevent smuggling and other frauds and enforce tariff and customs laws, among others. Bureau of Immigration Under the provisions of EO 292, the bureau serves as the immigration regulatory and control body of the Philippines. Philippine National Police Is the main agency tasked to maintain peace and order in the various communities around the country. Philippine Coast Guard Under RA 5173, the PCG is mandated to assist enforcement of all applicable laws upon the high seas and waters within Philippine jurisdiction. National Museum Is an education, scientific and cultural institution that acquires, documents, preserves, exhibits and fosters scholarly study and public appreciation of works of arts, specimens and cultural and historical artifacts. National Commission on Indigenous People The NCIP is an agency responsible for protecting the rights of the indigenous peoples of the Philippines. Host Communities These pertains to villages or barangays, municipalities or cities and provinces or regions where the heritage site is located or where the heritage attraction is experienced. NGOs and Public Interest Groups Thisstakeholder refers to all non-governmental organizations, advocacy groups and media organizations who look at heritage tourism products from outside. Intermediaries These refers to those entities who market, advertise and act as agents between the heritage tourism product and the target or prospective markets. Suppliers and Service Providers These companies a large group of individuals and organizations that helps CULTURAL LIFE CYCLE Likeany typical product, heritage or cultural tourism product has a similar life cycle. From the time one is conceptualized to the time it dies or fades away, certain activities or scenarios take place. Early development or conceptualization Launch, inauguration or commencement Growth Maturity Innovation Decline ORGANIZATIONS MANAGING HERITAGE TOURISM There are numerous organizations around the world whose trust and advocacy is to document, recognize, manage, preserve, and restore heritage sites and attractions. World Heritage Center. Established in 1992, it’s the focal point and coordinator within the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for all matters related to world heritage. Heritage Preservation This is an American non profit organization founded in 1973. Its mission is to preserve the heritage of the United States for future generation through innovative leadership, education and programs. International Council on Monuments and Sites. ICOMOS is an international non governmental organization of professionals dedicated to the conservation of the worlds historic monuments and sites. English Heritage It exists to protect and promote England's spectacular historic environment and ensure that its past is researched and understood. National Trust for Historic Preservation This organizationprovides leadership, education, advocacy, resources to save America’s diverse historic places and revitalize its communities. Canadian Heritage Is responsible for national policies and programs that promote Canadian content, Forster cultural participation, active citizenship, and participation in Canada’s civic life and strengthen connections among Canadians. Ayala Foundation. Its Arts an Culture Division manages the Ayala Museum and the Filipinas Heritage Library, which takes pride in their unique diorama exhibits of important events in Philippines history. Chinese World Cultural Heritage Foundation Incorporated in Hong Kong, this organization preserves and protects abundant relics and treasures that illuminate the wisdom and hard work of the Chinese people. Scandinavian Heritage Foundation Preserve, communicate and celebrate Nordic culture and heritage through exhibits and programs of history, literature, music, dance and so on… Thank You