Climate change and its environmental impact to tourism

Climate change governance uses institutions to address governance failures, strengthen incentives and build capability for climate action. Climate conditions may affect tourism demand directly, influencing destination choice and the possibility of repeat visits, as well as indirectly, by influencing the quality of the experience, formulating negative perceptions, and uncertainty about a destination's attractiveness. It discussed the major issues in the region of DOT in MIMAROPA which are non-prioritization of the tourism industry by Local Chief Executive; Absence of Permanent City/Municipal Tourism Officer; Poor tourism data collection; Absence of Local Tourism Development Plan (LTDP); Low ratio of DOT Accredited establishments and frontlines; and Non-compliance with environmental regulations.

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MELINDA M. BAUTSITA, DBA, Ph D Management, Ph D Bm, DPA Vice President of Planning University of Caloocan City, Former Dean of the College of Business and Accountancy of University of Caloocan City (UCC), Past member of the Board of Regents in the same institution. Currently, Professor, Lecturer, Dissertation/Thesis Adviser in the Graduate School.