Tourism Congress First Family

Happy birthday to the first ever VP Luzon of the first Tourism Congress (2009-2011) Jimmy Cura. Cheers!

The Tourism Congress First Family extends its congratulations to the incoming Secretary of Tourism Wanda Tulfo-Teo. She served as the Corporate Secretary of the first TC and we are glad that she will have the opportunity to be part of those who will craft the country's tourism directions. Let us all give our support to Wanda.

http://www.gov.ph/2016/04/11/record-breaking-tourism-achieved-february/

Tourism performance breaks record this February | GOVPH East Asia is the country’s biggest source of arrivals with 565,971—more than half of the total visitor volume.

http://traveltradephilippines.com/join-the-3rd-philippine-tourism-forum/

Visit www. philtoa.com or www. philtourismforum.com for more details

Congrats to Pat Alberto and organizing team of Travel Madness for the successful event.

All the more reason why we need to attend the Sept 3 Tourism Forum. Reserve your seat and See you there!

http://opinion.inquirer.net/85999/explaining-tourism-numbers

Explaining tourism numbers What draws tourists to a country? What factors do they take into consideration when choosing a destination? One would think that security concerns, as well as political turmoil, would at least figure in the list of issues that tourists would grapple with before making plans to visit a country.

This is a must-attend event. It will feature discussions on the 2015 ASEAN integration and how this aligns with the APEC directions. Register early to avail of discounted rates. Register or reserve your seat with PHILTOA secretariat.

Wishing many birthday blessings for former VP-Visayas of Tourism Congress First Edition :) none other than Jenny Franco. Many happy returns, Jen!

Wishing fond birthday wishes to the wise and wonderful Jimmy Cura - VP Luzon of the TC First Family and the able spokesperson for the group.... many happy returns, Jim! -

For her numerous contributions towards promoting Philippine tourism, for introducing us to the wonderful sights in our own country and for her consistent efforts to educate us through her travel lens, we salute SUSAN CALO-MEDINA and offer our prayers for her eternal repose. Knowing her though, she is probably off to travel again albeit in another dimension. Thank you, Susan.