Vol 7 Issue 3 July 2019-September 2019

Abstract: Curtis Jr (2019) presents Curtis Jr (2002, 2003, 2013, 2018, 2019) in a single set of dissertation projects. The paper is divided 4 sections, I. James Curtis Jr, 2013-2014 H.D.D. H.Ph.D.RS. Biblical Economics, Department of Religious Studies, Internet Graduate Divinity University of the Education Foundation 27-2267541, ii. James Curtis Jr, 1998-2000 M.A. Ph.D. Candidate, transfer from the Department of Economics, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, iii. James Curtis Jr, 2003 H.Ph.D. transfer to the Department of Economics of the Education Foundation 27-2267541, and iv. James Curtis Jr, job market candidate, with a summary of editorial board and teaching appointments, research affiliations and research publications, and university recognitions and service awards. The aims of the dissertation projects are three part,  |1| to preserve the traditional path, while creating new ones, for administration, research & university teaching that advances the understanding of economics, including Biblical economics. The aims of these dissertation projects are also |2| to distinguish and set apart Dr. James Curtis Jr, H.Ph.D. and other social science doctors with similar credentials, possibly with similar classwork and interdisciplinary interests, and effectively document and report the graduate program transfer processes to interested professionals. Finally, the aims of these dissertation projects are |3 to obtain opportunities of impact at nonprofit organizations, research organizations, and research & teaching universities, through new ways of viewing a job candidate, with diverse & robust credentials.

Keywords: doctoral dissertation, economics, graduate studies, religious studies.

Title: James E Curtis Jr, H.D.D. H.Ph.D.RS., Biblical Economics 2013, M.A. Ph.D. Candidate H.Ph.D., Economics 2003, DISSERTATION PROJECTS

Author: James E Curtis, Jr.

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Abstract: Known to be one of the oldest districts in Manila is the country’s “Walled City” which is Intramuros, a place in Manila that resisted series of unfortunate events such as bombing, wars, colonial invaders and natural calamities.  The study gives emphasis on assessing the Intramuros as a tourist friendly destination. With that, Tourist Friendly Destination Concept is used to assess Intramuros as a whole. Mainly the dimensions of activity, product and space will be assessed.  The research is a quantitative study that made use of survey questionnaires which was distributed to a total of 150 respondents using stratified convenience sampling in areas inside Intramuros that has a touristic value. Based on the findings of the researcher, most of the respondents are college graduates that are around 19-24 years old. In addition, the overall assessments of the respondents showed that Intramuros is considered a Tourist Friendly destination in the Philippines.

Keywords: Intramuros, Tourist Friendly Destination Concept, Activity, Product, Space.

Title: INTRAMUROS AS A TOURIST FRIENDLY DESTINATION

Author: Torres, Christine P., Ms. Irene Gueco

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Abstract: The rate at which flooding ravages properties in the recent time is alarming and real properties have always been involved among the things damaged by flood. Every homeowner should make decision towards the management of flood risk from property level. Property-level flood protection (PLFP) has gained public interest and is being adopted by residential homeowners in the developed countries to minimize flood risk. Fighting flood at property level could be the best starting point for real property flood risk protection. This paper investigates the adoption of property level flood protection among residential homeowners in Port-Harcourt and as well as creates awareness of the benefits of fighting flood at property level. The various property-level protections existing in the study region were evaluated to find out the reason for such adoption; the benefits of property-level flood protection were also assessed with a view to encouraging property owners and investors to adopt property level flood protection and as well draw the attention of policy makers to assist in subsidizing the measures that can mitigate flood risk.

Keywords: Homeowners, Property Level Flood Protection, Policy Makers, Port Harcourt.

Title: INVESTIGATING THE ADOPTION OF PROPERTY-LEVEL FLOOD PROTECTION (PLFP) BY HOMEOWNERS IN OBIO/AKPOR PORT-HARCOURT

Author: Gladys Chigozie Gerald-Ugwu, Charles Chukwunwike Egolum, Fidelis Ifeanyi Emoh

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Abstract: Agritourism is one important aspect in the tourism industry that is needed to be enhanced and improved. Enhancing the marketing strategies helps in developing the competitiveness in the market place. The main goal of this study is to be able to help the chosen agritourism site/farm to have an enhanced marketing strategies for their future market growth and to help them assess using the marketing mix 4Ps. The statistical method that is used in the study is Likert Scale and the statistical tools used are frequency & percentage, mean and standard deviation and ANOVA and T-test. The research is a Quantitative study that made use of survey questionnaire to a total 150 respondents of the agritourism farm/site in San Pablo, Laguna. Based on the findings most of the respondents are age 13-30 most of them are single and female. They are college graduate with a household income that ranges from 10,000-29,999 their origin is in the region of CALABARZON. And the main purpose they visit these agritourism farm/site is because they want to spend time with their family and friends. In addition, results showed the need of enhancement to the selected agritourism farm/site and to know effective marketing strategies in each agritourism farm/site in San Pablo, Laguna.

Keywords: Marketing, Marketing Strategies, Agritourism Farm/Site, Marketing Mix, 4P’s, San Pablo, Laguna.

Title: ENHANCED MARKETING STRATEGY OF SELECTED AGRITOURISM FARM/SITES IN SAN PABLO, LAGUNA

Author: Perlas, Krishna Ayse G., Ambata, Paula Nicole A., Bibar, Jessa B., Ms. Irene Gueco

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Abstract: The study identified the guest satisfaction on the selected hot spring resort in Pansol, Laguna using the concept of RATER (Reliability, Assurance, Tangible, Empathy and Responsiveness). The study objectives were to know the profile of the respondents, to assess their guest satisfaction and to know if there is significant difference between the profile of the respondents and their assessment of guest satisfaction. The study was quantitative and had 284 respondents subjected from three selected hot spring resort namely Summer Wind Resort, Hacienda R Resort and Agua Caliente Resort. The result shows that most of the respondents that visits the resorts in Pansol, Calamba Laguna where mostly ages 18 to 30, female, with an educational attainment of college graduate. A monthly income of 10001 – 19999 places of origin from the Province of Cavite with a visit of day swimming and usually with family members. The guests where mostly satisfied with the different aspects of guest satisfaction such as reliability, assurance, tangible, empathy and responsiveness. While the result suggests that there is significant difference between the profiles of the respondents particularly the type of visit and aspects such as assurance and empathy.

Keywords: Guest, RATER, Resort and Satisfaction.

Title: GUEST SATISFACTION IN SELECTED PUBLIC HOT SPRING RESORTS IN PANSOL, LAGUNA

Author: Dr. Ernesto C. Mandigma, Jr., Alamo, Joanna Felizze A., Aguilar, Paula Nicole B., Ignacio, Alison Jan G.

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Abstract: This study is about San Agustin church musuem in intramusros manila a sustainable perspective. The repondents of this study are 15 tourist and 5 staff visiting and working in San Agustin Church Musuem in Intramuros Manila. Most of the people went to the Church Museum because of its history and the collection of religious art and antiquities that come from countries around the globe, including the Philippines, Spain, Mexico, Singapore, and China. The study sought to determine the current visitor services in the church museum and determine the importance of the heritage site to local and foreign tourist. The concept that is used in this study is the Elements in the mission of heritage attractions: Conservation, Accessibility, Education, Relevance, Recreation, Local Community, and Quality. (Garrod and Fyall,2009). The researchers used the Qualitative research for the research method. These researchers identify the relevance and significance of the San Agustin Church to the local and foreign tourist.

Keywords: church museum, sustainable, perspective, heritage, attraction.

Title: SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH MUSEUM IN INTRAMUROS MANILA A SUSTAINABLE PERSPECTIVE

Author: Ms. Irene Gueco, Orbista, Marian Joselle U., Quiba, Bianca Camille T., Yalo, Rochelle Alaine D.

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