DATOY MARISEL D.

1. List and Create a plan assessment sites that has

potential of becoming an attraction sites it could be in a Natural attraction and/or Man-
made attraction?

KANAO-KANAO VIEW DECK

CHARACTERISTICS STANDARD
One of its distinctive qualities is that it is
UNIQUENESS environmentally friendly, and on the route
here, you can see various rivers where
you may stop to unwind.
HISTORIC OR CULTURAL VALUE The locals at this location were really
personable and pleasant to be around.
The kids there are well-behaved, and they
also give what we termed (AMIN) to the
elders.
ACCESSIBILITY The road won't be an issue if you have
your own means of transportation, such
as a car or single motor.
BASIC UTILITIES This tourist destination lacks even the
most basic amenities, which is why it has
need to be developed.
ON SITE FACILITIES The only amenities they provide are in
their comfort room, this sites has a ton of
amenities because it lacks creativity and
must grow
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY It is a privately owned.
QUALITY OF SURROUNDINGS It features an environmentally friendly
setting that makes you feel that the air is
fresh and that you are safe from any
negative energy.

2. ASSESSMENTS
  Instructions:
 
Explain the following terms in your own words:
 
Uniqueness- is a situation or circumstance in which something is exceptional, noteworthy,
or untypical compared to other things.
Natural Beauty- referring to true beauty in its intrinsic or original form.  
Cultural Value- passed down from one generation to the next, ensuring that a group of
people's traditions are kept alive.
Land ownership- a person or organization that is the legitimate landowner.
Utilities- It is a gauge of how contented a person feels after consuming certain goods.
Facilities- services rendered to tourists or customers.
Quality of surroundings- encompasses both the natural and constructed environments,
such as air quality, water quality or pollution, noise levels, and any potential effects that
these factors may have on one's bodily and mental health.
 
2. Other suggestions on how TSEM may be improved in terms of the following:
 
A. Adding another criterion that could be useful in your town or city.

Since TSEM already indicates all potential criteria or requirements for evaluating a town
or city, there is nothing more to be added to the criterion

B. Removing any criterion that is not relevant in your town or city.

It is relevant, but there is nothing to change about the TSEM criteria as they offer a useful
and pertinent set of criteria that helps cities and towns grow and progress.

C. Adjusting the weights given per criterion.

Given precise weights, there is nothing to change; rather, the city should improve in
order to fulfill TSEM criteria.

3. Cite your own ideas base on your own understanding.

1.   What is full site- assessment? What are the guidelines or step by step guide in
conducting a full site assessment?

The full site assessment is the logical next step after the preliminary assessment has
produced an initial positive evaluation of the area under study for tourism development.
The guidelines in conducting a full site assessment are the following: uniqueness and
natural beauty, historical or cultural value, accessibility, availability and quality of on-
site facilities, ownership of the property and lastly the quality of surroundings.
 
2. Explain the criteria for evaluating ecotourism sites in a protected area?
 
1. The use of Matrix in identifying the strengths and weaknesses?
A matrix is a tool that enables businesses or individuals to identify their benefits,
drawbacks, opportunities, and threats. Additionally, it aids firms in conducting an honest
evaluation of a sites to understand its competitive advantages and pinpoint areas for
improvement. 
2. Discuss the legal considerations in tourism planning and development?

There are many legal factors to take into account when planning and developing the
tourism industry, so it is essential to assess the situation thoroughly before taking any
action in order to understand the problems and weigh the potential effects of developing
a site.
 
3. Why there is a need for consultations with the local stakeholders?
Because consultancy attempts to create connections based on trust and mutual benefit. A
business's entire operations can be shaped and improved by paying attention to and
comprehending the opinions and feedback of local stakeholders. And also having an
effective stakeholder communication helps an organization understand those who will be
impacted by the project, how they will access and interpret information from the
organization, and allows the organization to understand the project's objectives and finer
points.
 

A. Cite your own ideas base on your own understanding.

  Conduct  a research that access   the Toursim Guidebook for LGUs from the internet. You
follow the steps and apply the Tourism Site Evaluation Matrix in analyzing five tourism sites
in your town or city. Present your recommendation as to which site should be given priority
for development.

Given that Becks Encantadia meets the standards demanded by the TSEM, it should have
development precedence over the other four tourist attractions in our city. It has a
special and unmatched quality that will let visitors fall in love with and appreciate the
beauty of nature without worrying about how easily they can get there. Additionally, they
would experience the warmth of the welcoming personnel and the numerous amenities
that visitors would love to explore and try out.
 
Identify the strengths   and weaknesses of each site, and all sites combined.

SITE WEAKNESSES STRENGHTHS

MANGGA DAM  lack of innovation  Natural resources
 weather  Safe environment
 Eco-friendly
approach
BECKS ENCANTADIA  enough resources  Natural Resources
to produce quality  Safe environment
product  Eco-friendly
approach
ASENSO GARDEN  Weather  Natural resources
 Lack of quality  Accommodation
services facilities
 Safe and secure
place
 Eco-friendly
approach
HOYOHOY HIGHLAND  Less management  Cultural Heritage
STONE skills  Natural resources
 Seasonal staff  Eco-friendly
 Poor quality service approach
MALORO BEACH  Lack of innovation  Affordability
 Improper waste  Friendly people
disposal

 
4. Create a plan or  full   site-assessment what are the major considerations in making a
tourism plan to a development site?

CRETERIA 1. UNIQUENESS AND NATURAL Least Most

BEAUTY
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Unique attraction – one of a kind
(natural/man-made/cultural)
Beauty – how it appeals to all senses? (nice
to see, hear, feel, smell, taste)
Natural/undisturbed
Recognized tourist attraction by DOT
CRETERIA 2 Historical/Cultural Value Least Most
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Built Heritage (50 years or above)
Cultural value is well preserved
CRETERIA 3 Accessibility
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Accessible all year (please specify vehicle
type: all kinds of vehicle)
Regular/Commercial transport service
available
Distance from service center
Distance from town center
CRETERIA 4 Availability of basic utilites
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Clean water supply
Sufficient power supply
Communications (i.e. internet, telephone)
Drainage/sewerage system
Solid waste management system
CRETERIA 5 Availability of Onsite Facilities Least Most
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Clean and safe restrooms for women and
men
Good accommodation facilities
Clean and quality food service
Other activity facilities (picnic huts, pool,
sports facilities, etc.)
Directional and information signage
CRETERIA 6 Ownership of property Least Most
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Local government owned
Privately owned/managed/leased
With tenants/residents
Ancestral domain/land claimants
CRETERIA 7 Quality of surroundings Least Most
CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 4 5
Mining site
Informal settlements
(Surroundings refer to areas which are within 5
 kilometers radius from the site.)

A tourist plan should include a clear vision for why the plan is being built and a detailed
assessment of the present status and potential for tourism in your town. These are the
main factors to take into account when creating a tourism strategy for a development site.
It should lay out a plan of action for enhancing your tourism offering and luring in your
target audiences.

5. How can a site evaluator adjust his/her methodology?

The most crucial thing for a site evaluator to accomplish is to have a precise plan and, last
but not least, to be aware of why she or he is evaluating. A site evaluator can modify his or
her methodology in order to grasp the concerns or problems. 

Answer in your own ability?

1. A building acquires a heritage status when it is at least.

At least 50yrs above

 
2. When rating a site’s uniqueness and beauty, the following should be considered.
- Unique attraction – one of a kind (natural/man-made/cultural)
-Beauty – how it appeals to all senses? (nice to see, hear, feel, smell, taste)
-Natural/undisturbed
3. When   rating a site’s cultural values, the following should be considered.

-Built Heritage (50 years or above)

-Cultural value is well preserved
- does the site have a museum
 
4. When rating a site for accessibility, the following should be considered except.
- Accessible all year (please specify vehicle type: all kinds of vehicle)
Regular/Commercial transport service available
-Distance from service center
-Distance from town center
 
5. The term surroundings refer to the area that is within this radius from the tourist site.
And also Mining site
Informal settlements
(Surroundings refer to areas which are within 5 kilometers radius from the site.)
  

 
I. ESSAY: ANSWER THE QUESTION BRIEFLY AND CONCISELY.
 
1. As a Student, How  would you     critic a site first?

As a student, the first thing I would do before criticizing a site is to comprehend the problems, identify
the important players, and assess the tourist potential of any location. Additionally, it is necessary to
be aware of the type of the tourism site under review.