BONIFACIO GLOBAL CITY

Introduction
BGC – it is one thing for the business community; and it is another thing for those
who are looking for a great escape in the city. Dubbed as the “Home of Passionate
Minds,” Bonifacio Global City (BGC), also known as Fort Bonifacio in Taguig, is
considered by many as a locality of quality and privileged living. This place, blistering
with vividness and vigour, an amalgamation of form and function, is identified as a
true child of the 21st century – a modern wonder of contemporary living populated by
great minds and passionate hearts.

Short Background of the Area

During the American colonial period, the US government acquired a 25.78 square
kilometre property within what was then disputed area between Makati, Taguig and
Pateros for military purposes. This area (TCT dated 1902) was turned into a camp
then known as Fort William McKinley after the 25th US president, William McKinley.
After the Philippines gained its political independence from the United States on July
4, 1946, the US bestowed to the Republic of the Philippines all rights of possession,
jurisdiction, supervision and control over the Philippine territory except the use of
their military bases. On May 14, 1949, Fort McKinley was turned over to the
Philippine government.
Under the AFP leadership of Gen. Alfonso Arellano, Fort McKinley was made the
permanent headquarters of the Philippine Army in 1957 and was subsequently
renamed Fort Bonifacio, after the Father of the Philippine Revolution against Spain,
Andres Bonifacio, whose father, Santiago Bonifacio, was a native of Taguig.
During the presidency of the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos' administration
when Fort McKinley was renamed Fort Bonifacio and transferred to Makati. Taguig
got the jurisdiction over Fort Bonifacio after winning the case against Makati in filed
in the Pasig Regional Trial Court in 1993. Makati appealed the ruling, but the Pasig
RTC in 2011 still sided with Taguig, saying that Fort Bonifacio including the -EMBO
Barangays are all part of Taguig. Makati then asked the Court of Appeals to review
the case. The Court of Appeals overturned the Pasig Regional Trial Court's decision
and reverted jurisdiction of the BGC in favor of Makati. As of date, Taguig has filed a
Motion of Reconsideration at the Court of Appeals seeking to revert the decision.
Status quo (meaning the latest ruling) remains with Makati. Taguig currently has de
facto control over the area.
In February 7, 1995, Bonifacio Land Development Corporation, a consortium led by
Metro Pacific, made a successful bid to become BCDA's partner in the development
of Bonifacio Global City. Ayala Land, Inc. and Evergreen Holdings, Inc. of the
Campos Group purchased a controlling stake in BLDC from Metro Pacific in 2003.
BCDA and the two companies control Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation,
which oversees the master planning of Bonifacio Global City. The Bonifacio Global
City is a rich district with a high number of skyscrapers, even as the city is still rising.
Many skyscrapers are under construction and will be built in future.

Environmental Activities/Programs within the area and how these help the
environment and at the same time provide meaningful experience to tourists.

1. Active Parks
 Track 30th at 30th street
A park designed with a jogging path, yoga and exercise lawn, fitness art,
and a meditation garden with interactive art installations made of recycled
materials.
 Terra 28th at 28th street
The park features interactive playground art installations where children
can recreate old yet well-loved Filipino games such as Piko, Holen,
Luksong Baka, and Habulang Taya.
 Turf BGC 9th Avenue!
Play football in the country’s first-ever artificial football turf! Whether during
weekdays or weekends, residents and office workers can join friendly
pickup games with fellow football enthusiasts from inside and outside the
city.
2. Arts
 Murals- A stroll around the streets of BGC could also be a great
introduction to different artists and their crafts for free. A lot of walls in
BGC are dressed in colorful and evocative street art pieces and
illustrations by local and foreign artists like Andrew Schoultz, Francisco
Diaz, Cyrcle, and Faileart of Brooklyn, and more.

 BGC Arts Center- is the centrepiece of BGC’s Cultural District and a home
for those who have a passion for art. It is the first and only stand-alone
theater established through private donations. A technically sound space
that allows creativity at its fullest potential, the BGC Arts Center highlights
culture while supporting artists and framing their work. It welcomes
anything innovative, traditional, educational, and just plain fun.
 The Mind Museum- is the first-ever world-class science museum in the
country. With 5 main galleries and over 250 interactive exhibits, the Mind
Museum is able to nurture young and inquisitive minds in a fun and
creative way.
 The Philippine Army Museum- Inside the museum, visitors can see various
episodes of the army's evolution, pictures of revolutionary heroes, medals
for the AFP, and weapons of the army. The museum also has a collection
of antique guns, cannons, tanks, other relics from WW II, captured
paraphernalia, ammunition, and weapons of the New People's Army
 (NPA). The museum's special feature is a tunnel with several arteries
leading to different exits. Outside the museum is a charming garden with
scorpion tanks, ambulances, and various English and American armoured
vehicles for children to climb into.

3. Explore Taguig by brisk walking or bicycling

4. Open your heart and soul to appreciate art.
5. Commune with nature through yoga or light, breathing exercises.
6. Satisfy your adrenaline rush (of sorts).
7. Engage in competitive sports.
8. Expand your palate by eating healthy, new food items.
9. Outrun your last mile achievement.
10. Dance that flab away.
11. Relive your childhood.
12. Learn some defensive moves.
13. Flex your mind muscles

Regulations for keeping the cleanliness of the area:

1. More open spaces- former military barracks was developed into a central
business district without sacrificing an abundance of open spaces. It is obvious to
anyone who has been in BGC that they can pretty much see the sky and feel the
sunshine in most of the city without any obtrusive infrastructure blocking it.

2. Tree to building density- The former military camp has not lost its initial identity
when Ayala Land decided to develop it. One can observe that the Fort Bonifacio of
today has kept a generous smattering of greenery courtesy of public parks to keep in
touch with Mother Nature.

You have Terra 28th, which is a children’s park with modern infrastructure to
encourage kids to play Filipino games against a lush green background. Track 30th
is a park designed for fitness enthusiasts who wish to jog, dance, practice yoga, or
simply relax, all in the confines of a public garden.

Several public art installations like Pasasalamat by Ferdinand Cacnio at 3rd and 26th
Avenues, Balanghai by Leo Gerardo Leonardo at the corner of 23rd Street and 4th
Avenue, and Kalikasan by Jerry Araos near Pacific Plaza have themes in line with
Earth and nature.
3. Pedestrian-friendly streets- the streets are built to be more conducive for
pedestrians to walk on or take a stroll in.

There are working traffic lights on every street intersection, and knowledgeable
security personnel are available at almost every corner to assist you in getting from
one point to another. The countdown timers and the light sequences in every traffic
control installation is a wonderful tool for people who needed to cross the road,
especially for the disabled and family members who carry their kids with strollers.

These traffic control features are not available in most busy sections in Metro Manila.
Many have also observed that traffic control installations and personnel prioritize the
safety of pedestrians more than the flow of vehicles. It is safe to say that public road
safety in BGC is higher than in other cities in the metro.

4. Traffic and transit circulation- A clear indication of a clean city is the quality of
air around it. BGC’s air quality is much better than the air in Makati, Mandaluyong,
Pasay and Manila according to the 2011 Air Quality Index results in a regional status
report. BGC encourages commuters to take their well-maintained BGC buses and
electric tricycles, which help reduce the carbonized smoke emitted by public
vehicles.

The city itself invites people to walk from one place to another instead of taking short
commutes thanks to its outdoor lifestyle shops and restaurants that line along the
main routes such as the ones on Bonifacio High Street, Serendra, and the Fort Strip.

5. Flood control- The city’s answer to the flooding problem lies beneath Burgos
Circle – a five-story cistern that collects rainwater to be flushed to the Manila Bay
after the heavy rains.

6. Waste management- there are ample number of colorful trash cans in several
public locations in the city. Since all of the buildings in the area are owned by
developers, a proper waste management program is usually in place to ensure that
trash does not destroy the clean image of BGC.

For example, the waste of all buildings registered with the Philippine Economic Zone
Authority (PEZA) are being managed by a department of the city government under
a memorandum of agreement.

7. Centralized utility networks- According to the Fort Bonifacio Development

Corporation, the public-private partnership of government and private entities
involved in the development of BGC, electricity supply is serviced to buildings and
infrastructures courtesy of wires hidden underground to keep the city’s landscape
clean.

FDBC also said that the gas supply of the city is serviced through a network also
well-hidden as well, courtesy of Bonifacio Gas Corporation, a joint venture between
FBDC and Pilipinas Shell. The city also has a fiber optic communications network
that is also built underground to provide services like high-speed Internet, Voice over
Internet Protocol (VOIP), and local phone lines to businesses.

8. Discipline- There have been many complaints on how security personnel in BGC
are rough with implementing city rules, especially to visitors who are unaware of
traffic rules in the area.

Businesses Within the Area

1. Shopping Centers
 Venice Grand Canal Mall- La Dolce Vita’ at the Philippines’ Most
Romantic Mall. Inspired by one of Italy’s most romantic cities, Venice
Grand Canal has elevated the shopping and lifestyle scene in the
Philippine with its uniquely Italian sights and sounds, and dining
experience.
 Uptown Mall- Megaworld Lifestyle Malls’ flagship mall, Uptown Bonifacio
is quickly becoming the city’s ultimate destination for lifestyle and leisure.
Since it opened earlier this year, Uptown Bonifacio has drawing leisure
 aficionados, the curious and the epicures, with its superb retail and dining
attractions.
 Market! Market- Market! Market! is a real estate development owned by
Ayala Land, a real estate subsidiary of Ayala Corporation and part of the
Ayala Mall chain. It is located at Mabini Avenue corner McKinley Parkway,
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines, part of the
Bonifacio Global City a Central Business District.
 SM Aura Premier- an upscale shopping mall located along McKinley
Parkway and C5 Road cor. 26th St., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
Metro Manila, Philippines, owned by SM Prime Holdings, the country's
largest mall developer. It is the 13th SM Supermall in Metro Manila and
47th SM Prime mall in the Philippines. The shopping center is situated
near its rival mall Market! Market!, owned by Ayala Malls, a real estate
subsidiary of Ayala Land, and affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It is designed
by EDGE Interior Designers and Arquitectonica.

 Forbes Town Center- The focal point of activity of Forbes Town Center is
he aptly named Forbes Town Road and Burgos Circle, a retail strip with
over 37 restaurants and shops that cater to the diverse needs of residents
of the community’s three Bellagio towers, the six towers of Forbeswood
Heights, the two towers of Forbeswood Parklane, and the 53-storey Eight
Forbes Town Road Golf View Residences. The area comprises a leisure
spot with residential condominiums and a small park. It is designed for
young and trendy residents and visitors of the community.

 Bonifacio High Street- a mixed-use development in Bonifacio Global

City, Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines located just near Serendra, Market!
Market! and SM Aura Premier. It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate
subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It
opened in the 2007 and it is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects.
The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities,
leisure and entertainment in the Philippines. Currently, the mall has four
sections, the first and second blocks are an open-air shopping, while the
third block is a mixture of open-air and indoor commercial buildings
dubbed as the Bonifacio High Street Central and the fourth block which
was named Bonifacio High Street South or simply High Street South in
which is a mixture of open-air and indoor commercial-residential buildings.
 Central Square Mall- Central Square is a premium retail and lifestyle
destination in the heart of Bonifacio Global City (BGC), located at
Bonifacio High Street Central. Central Square officially opened in June
2014. It contains 3 retail floors, 2 basement floors with a supermarket,
parking spaces, and one cinema floor. It contains a mix of global high-
end fashion brands and specialized food concepts. It is also known as a
mall of flagships and firsts such as Hamleys, Acca Kappa, Diptyque,
Pottery Barn, Salad Stop, Baskin Robbins, and M&S Food.
  LEGO Certified Store BGC- The LEGO Group is a privately held, family-
owned company with headquarters in Billund, Denmark, and main offices
in Enfield, USA, London, UK, Shanghai, China, and Singapore. Founded
in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, and based on the iconic LEGO® brick, it is
one of the world's leading manufacturers of play materials. Guided by the
company spirit: "Only the best is good enough”, the company is committed
to the development of children and aims to inspire and develop the
builders of tomorrow through creative play and learning. LEGO products
are sold worldwide and can be virtually explored at www.LEGO.com.

2. Engineering
 DFNN Group of Companies- a publicly listed company on the PSE
(Ticker: DFNN). Since 1999, the Company has operated as a leading I.T.
solutions and systems integrator.
 AECOM Philippines- Established in 1996 in the Philippines, planners,
engineers, environmental scientists, geologists, landscape architects and
technical management specialists’ work together to provide technical
consulting services for the ports, highways, bridges, airports, water supply,
wastewater treatment and conveyance, manufacturing, real estate, power,
and mining industries.
 BOVIS Lend Lease Pte Ltd- founded in 1973, the company's line of
business includes providing management services on a contract or fee
basis.
3. Construction
 Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Corporation- Hanjin Heavy
Industries & Construction Company Ltd. of the Philippines specializes in
the building of ships. The Company manufactures and repairs cargo,
passenger, war, and special purpose ships such as ice breakers, salvage
vessels, and rescue boats.
 Strata Development Corporation- 'Design and Build construction and
interior fit-out'
 Buensuceso Mackay Construction Corporation- BMC Corp. provides
end to end construction service from project design, foundation, structure
construction including project management (Including materials and
manpower sourcing).
 Global Savant Building Technologies Corporation- offers construction
consultancy and management services.
 MEGA Philippines Inc.- a company that provides technical expertise and
operational excellence in mining, energy and civil exploration services
4. Advertising
 Eastvantage- a Euro-Filipino Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO)
company providing business solutions to global companies. With close to
a decade in operations, the company have helped several large
companies and SMEs tap into the rich and highly-skilled Philippines labor
pool to address cost-efficiency and strategic growth measures.
  DDB Philippines Inc.- is a full-service communications group composed
of award-winning advertising, digital, media, activations, and PR agencies.
Over the years, the group has made a mark in local and international
markets by creating cutting-edge solutions for a diverse portfolio of local
and multinational clients.
 Netrev Marketing Group- a digital business transformation agency in the
Philippines that helps brands and businesses maximize the power of
Digital Marketing in this internet revolution era where most people, the
consumers, our target market, are always online looking for products and
services they need.

5. Doctors and Clinics

 St. Luke’s Medical Center- St. Luke’s Medical Center’s state-of-the-art
healthcare fuses the expertise of locally and internationally-trained doctors
and medical professionals with industry leading technologies to deliver
excellent medical care.
 MyHealth- network of multi-specialty medical clinics
offering comprehensive outpatient healthcare products and services.
Believing that healthcare should be not just of quality, but must also be
accessible, we integrated in our clinics the entire spectrum of medical
services that patients need to take better care of their health
 QualiMed Clinic - a 122-sqm facility located at the heart of the Taguig
CBD. The tenth healthcare facility under the QualiMed Health Network, the
clinic is strategically designed to offer primary healthcare services to the
busy metro’s workforce. QualiMed Clinic in BGC offers quality yet
affordable industrial and occupational health services and health packages
that will be beneficial not only to employees, but to employers as well.
 Maxicare Primary Care Center- Maxicare has always been keen on
providing its Members efficient and convenient ways for them to access
their health benefits. Operating 24/7, the new Maxicare PCC will be able to
serve Members, majority are from BPOs within the vicinity, across different
shifts. It is also a more accessible way to get immediate medical attention,
with better care and experience, considering the high volume of patients in
hospital ERs. This new Maxicare PCC is equipped with complete
capability of a stand-alone multispecialty clinic. It is a closed loop health
care facility where one can book a consultation appointment with doctors
and do laboratory procedure, if requested by the doctor, within the same
premise.
 BELO Medical Group- offers dermatology, cosmetic surgery, and facial
care treatments.

6. Logistics
 Le Soleil International Logistics Company Incorporated- was established to
answer the call for a trusted cargo agent that can efficiently process
documentation requirements for import and export cargo, while providing
confidence and “peace of mind” to its clients through constant
 communication and excellent service from start to finish of every
transaction.
 Sycamore Global Shipping Corporation- The Company is 100% Filipino
owned and was incorporated and registered with the Philippine Securities
and Exchange Commission on February 23, 2010 primarily to own,
purchase, charter I and charter out or otherwise acquire vessels, barges,
bulk carrier, lighters, tugboats and other mercantile vessels of whatever
class and description together with their equipment and appurtenances
and to employ or operate the same in the carriage of dry bulk cargoes,
goods and wares and merchandise of whatever description for domestic
an international trade.
 DHL Courier Express- BGC MEGAVISTA Services, Inc- When Adrian
Dalsey, Larry Hillblom and Robert Lynn founded DHL in 1969, they didn’t
know they would revolutionize the world of logistics. Today, DHL is the
world’s leading logistics company. Our 380,000 people in over 220
countries and territories work every day to help you cross borders, reach
new markets and grow your business. Or simply send a letter to your loved
ones.

7. Clothing and Accessories

8. Interior Design

 Make Room- Founded in 2000, Make Room is a home brand specialty

store that was conceptualized by Ms. Zenaida Tantoco and Mr. Anthony
Huang. The brand aims to become the destination for total storage and
organization solutions by offering products that are multi-functional,
modern and mobile.
 Green Fine Air Tech Inc.- Products are Air Curtains, Air Conditions, this
are essential for different kind of businesses and this will help to adhere
sanitation, ventilation of strong branches, production are and other
premises. Designs of products both architectural and industrial unique.

9. Furniture Manufacturers
 Philux Home Furniture at the Fort BGC- Philux is a Filipino
manufacturer and retailer of furniture and home decor spanning decades
of fine craftsmanship and local luxury since 1980.
 Gautier Manila- French furniture maker Gautier has recently opened its
first store in the Philippines, the second in Asia after South Korea, bringing
in modern pieces for the upscale Filipino market. Blims Lifestyle Group, a
leading furniture distributor in the country, tapped the French company to
provide the local market modern and contemporary trends in the furniture
industry.
 CWC Interiors- CWC Interiors is managed by CWC International
Corporation, a wholly owned Filipino company established and registered
with the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 20, 1992. With its
 aim to supply the Philippine market with high quality and the latest
innovation in products at most reasonable prices, CWC INTERNATIONAL
CORPORATION has now evolved into a multi-product company.

10. Beauty Salons

11. Google- Google Philippines has previously held office in two other locations,
but its third office space in Taguig’s premiere area is hailed as the one to
really breathe life into Google’s culture – open, non-restrictive, and without
borders.
12. Globe Telecom- The headquarters of Globe Telecom is a towering figure in
BGC’s skyline. The 28-story structure certified for Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED) was designed by architectural firm Aidea
Philippines with a very distinct façade featuring slanted walls.

13. Migo- is a company that’s into media entertainment and education. It caters to
consumers who crave premium digital content but who do not have unlimited
data plans or internet connectivity to let them watch their favorite TV shows,
movies, and documentaries.

14. Unilever- is a global brand with 90 years of fruitful business history in the
Philippines. For the longest time, the company was headquartered in Paco,
Manila, until the management decided to move the office to BGC.

15. Zendesk- In the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry, Zendesk stands out in

providing customer care solutions to thousands of major companies
worldwide, as it oversees sales and technical services and deemed the
regional cornerstone for the company. In the Philippines, Zendesk’s clients
include Smart Communications, MetroDeal, and Minute Burger.

16. Facebook- If plans push through, the Philippines will be the sixth Asian nation
where social media giant Facebook is home to. This move from Facebook will
be quite momentous, considering that Filipinos are one of the top users of the
social media app.

17. HSBC- HSBC is a major player in the banking and financial services industry,
boasting approximately 38 million customers and operating in about 67
countries around the world. This financial institution has been doing business
in the Philippines for more than 40 years now, with its business principles
anchored on sustainable development. In terms of workplace design, HSBC’s
headquarters make for a flexible, inclusive working setup for all its employees.
18. Intellectual Property Office (IPO)- IPOPHL is the government agency
mandated to administer and implement State policies on intellectual property.

19. Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industries- PCCI is the voice of

Philippine business recognized by government and international institutions.
As a proactive catalyst of development, PCCI promotes and supports the
drive for globally competitive Philippine enterprises in partnership with
government, local chambers, and other business organizations. The main
responsibility of PCCI is to provide focused advocacy for business growth and
sustainable development by providing business services for the advancement
of grassroots entrepreneurship, chamber development, international trade
relations, business innovation and excellence, and operating efficiency. These
will be achieved through a professional organization working in close
cooperation with various stakeholders in public and private sectors.

20. Coca-cola Bottlers Philippines Inc.- Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines was

established by The Coca-Cola Company and Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines
in November 1986, to demonstrate the long-term commitment of Coca-Cola to
corporate citizenship in the Philippines. The Foundation envisions “people
from all walks of life working together to make a meaningful difference,
building a better Philippines for generations to come”. Its mission mirrors that
of The Coca-Cola Company: To refresh the world. Inspire moments of
optimism and happiness. Create value and make a difference. Since it began
operating in 1987, the Foundation has helped to provide hundreds of
thousands of Filipinos with better opportunities in education and in improving
their financial livelihood. It has provided emergency assistance during
disasters and implemented various projects on environmental conservation.
The Foundation’s current programs are focused on enabling access to water
in underprivileged communities, as well as providing education and
development opportunities to Filipino youth.

21. Eastwest Bank- is the tenth largest privately-owned domestic bank in the
Philippines in terms of assets. It is a member of the Filinvest Group, one the
largest conglomerates in the Philippines founded by the late tycoon Andrew
Gotianun.

22. Smartmatic Philippines Inc- is a Venezuelan-owned

multinational company that specializes in technology solutions aimed at
governments.

23. Manila Water Company Inc.- is the exclusive provider of water and
used waterservices to over six million people in the Manila Water Concession,
particularly the East Zone of Metro Manila and Rizal Province, consisting
of 23 cities and municipalities. (parent: Ayala corporation)
24. Chinatrust Commercial Bank Corporation- is a subsidiary of Chinatrust
Commercial Bank Corp. of Taiwan. It is listed on the Philippine Stock
Exchange, but the majority of shares are held by Chinatrust Taiwan.

25. General Electric Philippines Inc.- Established in 1935 as a GE

company affiliate, GE Philippines, Inc. brings the latest technology and
solutions in Aviation, Energy Management, Power, Oil & Gas, Healthcare,
Lighting, and Transportation to help address the country's toughest
challenges and to support local talent development.
26. Hewlett-Packard AP LTD-Phil.- Hewlett-Packard Philippines operates as a
regional sales and marketing subsidiary of US-based parent Hewlett-
Packard. HP Philippines provides a wide selection of technology and office
automation equipment to customers in the consumer, corporate, small
business, and government sectors.
27. SONY Philippines Inc.- Used in combination, Sony is supposed to represent
a very small group of young people who have the energy and passion towards
unlimited creations and innovative ideas. With the far-sight of expanding
worldwide, it was in 1958 that the company formally adopted
“Sony Corporation” as its corporate name.
28. Sun Life Corporation- Sun Life Financial, Inc. is a Canadian financial
services company known primarily as a life insurance company. It is one of
the largest life insurance companies in the world, and also one of the oldest
with a history spanning back to 1865.

29. Abello Concepcion Regala and Cruz (ACCRA Law)- Angara Abello
Concepcion Regala & Cruz Law Offices (ACCRALAW) is the country's
premier law firm with a cohesive multi-disciplinary team of legal professionals
who possess in-depth knowledge in specialized fields of law, backed by
extensive experience of over forty years in the practice of law in the
Philippines.

30. Villaraza Cruz Marcelo & Angangco (CVC Law)- CVCLAW Villaraza Cruz
Marcelo & Angangco was founded in 1980 by now Supreme Court Justice
Antonio T. Carpio, F. Arthur F. Villaraza, and former Defense Secretary and
Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Avelino J. Cruz, Jr. With more than 70
lawyers recognized by their peers to be at the top of the legal profession and
more than 120 highly trained non-legal staff, the Firm offers service of the
highest caliber. As a full service firm, CVCLAW provides legal advice and
assistance in the following areas of law: Corporate & Commercial Law;
Litigation & Dispute Resolution; Intellectual Property; Power & Energy; Mining
& Natural Resources; Capital Markets, Securities Regulation and Finance;
Strategic & Developmental Projects; Labor & Immigration;
Telecommunications and Information Communication Technology; Taxation;
Tourism and Leisure; Infrastructure, Transportation and Public Utilities; and
Gaming.
31. Schools

Jobs Within the Area

Customer service, I.t professionals, accounting and finance, admin and office,
sales and retail, management, education, healthcare, human resources,
business operations
Advertising and marketing, media communications and writing, manufacturing
and warehouse, transportation and logistics, art-fashion and design,
restaurant and hospitality, sports and fitness, science and engineering,
construction, entertainment and travel, cleaning and facilities, installation-
maintenance and repair, protective services, animal care, farming and
outdoors, energy and mining, personal care and services, real estate social
service and non-profit.

Group Comments/Suggestions on how the result of the research will help in

educating tourists about keeping our country’s tourist attraction or destination
free from the negative impacts of tourism.
 Tourism is truly a global industry. It is vital to the economy of the country
and sustainable tourism development requires an understanding of the
complex relationships and interactions among a multitude of
environmental factors that play a critical role in tourism development. We
study the relationship between destination development and its brand
image. We aim to maintain a responsible tourism and responsible tourism
is not a product, it is an approach. There’s still a big gap between how
important we know educating travellers is and how travellers are actually
getting opportunities to be educated about traveling responsibly.
 Educate travelers through stories. Travel media, bloggers, writers,
communicators and content creators who have wide reach locally and
globally and are trusted by travelers are also in a great position to help
educate travelers about responsible travel
 Provide more enjoyable experiences for tourists through more meaningful
connections with local people, and a greater understanding of local cultural
and environmental issues.
 Involves local people in decisions. They know more of their community
hence; they know what’s best for it.
 The result of our research will help to prove that it is more fun in the
Philippines, wherever they go there are many activities that they can really
enjoy based on their preferences and Bonifacio Global City is of the most
visited city that can give them joy because of the good tourist's attraction
there .
In order to do this it is important for everyone, including us who will be working
on the tourism industry to be aware of the most pressing issues in their
destination whether environmental, social or economic and understand what
we can do to maximize the benefits of our tourist destinations and especially
how we can help to maintain tourist destinations
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CITY
 Introduction
Background of the Area
Environmental Activities/Programs
Regulations for Keeping the Area Clean
Businesses/Jobs Within the Area
Group Comments/Suggestions

Sustainable Tourism in the Philippines

Group 4: Task Performance/BSTM-302