Mt. Province embarks on tourism promotion
THE PROVINCIAL Tourism Office is embarking on full promotional activities with the creation of the Provincial Tourism Information and Assistance Center (PTIAC) located at the Library Hub, of the Mountain Province Provincial Capitol.
The office aims to serve local and foreign tourists needing information and assistance on tourism concerns. The office also provides brochures, maps, and other tourism related reading materials regarding the different municipalities of the province.
Roger Sacyaten, supervising tourism operations officer of the province, said a radio program will also be conducted every first and last Mondays at the Radyo Pilipinas to serve as an avenue where the concerns on tourism promotion may be downloaded to the people and communities and vice versa.
“We will use the radio program to relay information on how to efficiently work for tourism promotion and to provide technologies on how the people and communities harness the opportunities given to them by tourism”, he said.
Though the office, unexplored tourist spots in the province may be brought to the attention of the tourism authorities for possible development and promotion.
Leonila Milagrose Malla-ao, designated Provincial Tourism Officer, said Mountain Province offers various tourism attractions, natural and manmade, to tourists. The promotion of the tourism industry is among the main concerns of the tourism office at present.
To further promote the province, the
Mountain Province tourism facebook page features the different tourist spots of the various municipalities of the province. Those interested are asked to like the page and invite others to like as the page desires to have many people be aware of the beauty and bounty of the province.
“It is our hope with the efforts of the provincial government, the tourism industry of the province will prosper and will lead to the creation of jobs and livelihood opportunities for our people in the different communities hosting beautiful and wonderful tourist attractions,” Sacyaten quipped. Alfred Macalling