UNIVERSITY OF ST.

LA SALLE BACOLOD
YU AN LOG COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM or HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

HTC101 Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality

COMPREHENSIVE WRITTEN ASSESSMENT #3

Submitted by:
NIKOLAI ADRIAN BAUTISTA 2120796
HTC101_B 4:30 – 5:30

Submitted to:
MS. LYNCHEN M. NEPOMUCENO, MSHRM
Ass. Professor, HTC101

November 11, 2021

QUESTIONS:

1. How and why does social tourism appeal to young generation? 10 points
Social tourism appeals to the younger age since we, as a generation, want to travel and
discover new places, as well as learn new things. Not only do they enjoy the trip, but they also
contribute to the places they visit. Travel pushes us out of our comfort zones, inspiring us to
see, taste, and experience new things. It continuously pushes us not just to adapt to and
explore new surroundings, but also to engage with new people, to embrace new and significant
experiences, and to share them with friends and loved ones.

2. Provide an example of activities, destination and benefits of social tourism in the

Philippines. 25 points each
Social tourism destination Specific Benefits of Social
Social tourism activities
in the Philippines Tourism

By encouraging cooperation and

1) TEAM BUILDING Team building at Nasugbu and
Calatagan, Batangas
teamwork, team building draws
individuals closer. Team
building act of forming a team that
works cohesively toward a
common objective. The essence
and major objective of team
building is to generate bonds and
connections in order to create a
strong team.

Youth Camp will assist children in

transitioning to independence by
2) YOUTH CAMP allowing them to experience the
Camp explore in Antipolo
world in a fresh and fascinating
way while also encouraging a
connection with nature.

3) CULTURAL IMMERSION Actively integrating into a new

community, connecting with locals,
and attempting to learn how others
 Weaving Poetry in South live in that place by being present
cotabato in Ilocos and participating in everyday life
activities.

Trees prevent storm water runoff,

which reduces erosion and
Tree Planting in Barangay pollution in our rivers and may
4) TREE PLANTING mitigate flooding consequences.
Cabatangan, Talisay City,
Negros Occidental. Many animal species rely on trees
for habitat. Many birds and animals
rely on trees for food, safety, and
shelter.

When you sign up for a sports

5) SPORTS CAMP Sports camp in St. John's camp, you may first want to assist
Institute in Bacolod City. improve abilities. A training camp
for soldiers or athletes is a
structured period of training in a
specific location.

3. Citation of the author, web links and references of the information must be included on the
last page for verification purposes. NO CITATION, NO EVALUATION/SCORE.
4. PLEASE FOLLOW THE PRESCRIBED FORMAT BELOW.
FORMAT
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submission.
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1. https://www.thepoortraveler.net/2018/07/team-building-venues-near-manila-batangas-
zambales/

2. https://www.zenrooms.com/blog/post/camping-in-philippines/

3. https://guidetothephilippines.ph/articles/history-culture/best-cultural-experiences-tours-
philippines

4. https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1904293/Bacolod/Local-News/RC-Bacolod-holds-tree-
planting-in-Talisay

5. https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/333218/Entertainment/BCAN-summer-camp-starts-
March-31