WELCOME

ABROAD!​

TOURIST PRODUCT
 YOUR DEAREST TOUR GUIDE!

JIMAR VITAL STEVEN CALAYAG​ MICAH BANA APRIL SELGA ANTHONY DE ASIS

KIMBERLY
VIENNE LOCSIN DARLENE NANSON CARLITO CASTILLO JENAILA ESTRADA
MAGAYON

LAWRENCE
SHAILA GURANGO DIANNAH PAPA
MARAVILLA

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Agenda
Tourist Product

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 Introduction
We will lead our lovely visitors on different tourist product here on
Philippines. We will ensure that itineraries are met and that visitors are
being informed in a entertaining manner the location we are touring.

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 TOURIST PRODUCT
MACRO PRESPECTIVE OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY
 RICE ( REGIONS NCR )
Rice, locally known as “Palay” (un-milled rice), “Bigas” (milled rice),
and “Kanin” (cooked rice) is much more than food. It is a grain crop that
has historical and cultural significance. As a complex carb, it is the
primary source of energy for over half of the world's people. Depending
on the strain of rice, it can contain decent amounts of fibre, protein,
vitamin B, iron and manganese. This means it can play a vital role against
malnutrition.

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 BANANAS ( REGIONS NCR )
A banana is a curved, yellow fruit with a thick skin and soft sweet flesh. If
you eat a banana every day for breakfast, your roommate might nickname
you "the monkey." A banana is a tropical fruit that's quite popular all over
the world. It grows in bunches on a banana tree. Bananas contain a number
of vitamins and minerals. Vitamin B6: A medium banana gives you about a
quarter of the vitamin B6 you should get each day. It helps with
metabolism. And it plays an important role in brain development during
pregnancy and infancy, as well as immune system health.

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BICOL EXPRESS ( REGION V )
The famous product in Bicol in terms of food is Bicol Express. Bicol
Express contains shrimp paste or balaw, chili or lada and coconut milk or
gata that are known as popular ingredients when cooking Bicolano
dishes.

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MANGGOES ( REGION VISAYAS )
Guimaras is well known for its agricultural crops, particularly the
mangoes, where some +50,000 of these trees are planted. The island
province is famous for producing one of the sweetest mangoes in the
world, thus earning the nickname "Mango Capital of the Philippines"
from local and foreign tourists.

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 PRESENTED BY:

VITAL, JIMAR JOSEPH G.

CALAYAG, JOHN STEVEN R.

BANA, MICAH ELLA M.

SELGA, APRIL JOY R.

DE ASIS, ANTHONY SAS A.

MAGAYON, KIMBERLY C.

LOCSIN, VIENNE CARES D.

Thank you NANSON, DARLENE A.

CASTILLO JR., CARLITO O.

ESTRADA, JENAILA GAYLE M.

GURANGO, SHAILA MAY A.

PAPA, DIANNAH JHANE C.

MARAVILLA, LAWRENCE C.

SUBMITTED TO:

PROF. JAY-MAR LOZA