Thesis
Chapter 1 The Problem and its Background
Introduction of the Study Perceptions and motivations are fundamental in tourist decisions and are crucial in the formation of the destination image. Despite the growing number of publications in this area, case studies are still scarce and especially so for Fort Santiago.
Introducing to the foreign tourists our beautiful country is one of the most beautiful developments that happened in the Philippines. Our government is trying to make our fellow Filipino citizen realize their important role of them to achieve our needs to campaign for our beautiful country to the tourist and also to appreciate every tourist visits in our country.
Tourists need to go to this wonderful destination because there are exciting places many to see like the old historical structures there. Less Foreign tourists go there so we need to develop it let spread the people learn the historical place through networking and mass media. Efforts to preserve the Walled City and revive its illustrious past are on going however.
The present generation of the Filipinos has come to realize its value as a national heritage. As in the days of our forefathers, Fort Santiago is a priceless treasure to be shared with the world. Indeed, the beautiful side of Fort Santiago has been the exact opposite centuries ago.
Take a leisurely stroll around a selection of Fort Santiago most stunning structures and take in an ironically irreverent yet informative analysis of Philippine architecture, culture, & society from Pre-Hispanic Manila until the present. It 's theatre like street level.
Today, among the Fort’s most well-preserved attractions are the Japanese-era M4 Sherman tank, WWII artillery and underground tunnels used by the Japanese, the former Spanish dungeon of the main square or Plaza de Armas, and national hero Jose Rizal’s former prison, Rizal Shrine. The bronze footsteps on the fort’s ground represent the final steps Rizal took from his cell to
Introduction of the Study Perceptions and motivations are fundamental in tourist decisions and are crucial in the formation of the destination image. Despite the growing number of publications in this area, case studies are still scarce and especially so for Fort Santiago.
Introducing to the foreign tourists our beautiful country is one of the most beautiful developments that happened in the Philippines. Our government is trying to make our fellow Filipino citizen realize their important role of them to achieve our needs to campaign for our beautiful country to the tourist and also to appreciate every tourist visits in our country.
Tourists need to go to this wonderful destination because there are exciting places many to see like the old historical structures there. Less Foreign tourists go there so we need to develop it let spread the people learn the historical place through networking and mass media. Efforts to preserve the Walled City and revive its illustrious past are on going however.
The present generation of the Filipinos has come to realize its value as a national heritage. As in the days of our forefathers, Fort Santiago is a priceless treasure to be shared with the world. Indeed, the beautiful side of Fort Santiago has been the exact opposite centuries ago.
Take a leisurely stroll around a selection of Fort Santiago most stunning structures and take in an ironically irreverent yet informative analysis of Philippine architecture, culture, & society from Pre-Hispanic Manila until the present. It 's theatre like street level.
Today, among the Fort’s most well-preserved attractions are the Japanese-era M4 Sherman tank, WWII artillery and underground tunnels used by the Japanese, the former Spanish dungeon of the main square or Plaza de Armas, and national hero Jose Rizal’s former prison, Rizal Shrine. The bronze footsteps on the fort’s ground represent the final steps Rizal took from his cell to
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