Tourism Resilience in CALABARZON Region Philippines

Rosan Olalia

doi:10.48017/dj.v9i1_Special.2908

Autores

Rosan Olalia Universidade Politécnica das Filipinas, Manila, Philippines https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1740-1583

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48017/dj.v9i1_Special.2908

Palavras-chave:

Resiliência do turismo, resiliência organizacional, Preparação para desastres, Recuperação do turismo

Resumo

Esta pesquisa explora a resiliência do turismo dos hotéis do resort na Região IV - A ou Calabarzon, que compreende 6 províncias, a saber, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal e Quezon. Esta região é um dos pontos quentes do turismo nas Filipinas e também é suscetível a desastres como erupção vulcânica, terremoto, inundação de suas áreas costeiras e uma das áreas mais afetadas das Filipinas ao lado da região da capital nacional pela pandemia Covid-19. De acordo com o Plano de Desenvolvimento Regional de Calabarzon 2023-2028, preparado pela Autoridade Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico (NEDA), as crescentes perdas e danos causados por desastres ressaltam o imperativo de promover a resiliência nessa região. É importante medir a resiliência das empresas turísticas, pois é vital para determinar sua capacidade e capacidade de lidar e se recuperar dos impactos socioeconômicos causados por esses desastres. Um total de 101 estabelecimentos de acomodação credenciados do Departamento de Turismo (DOT) participaram do estudo que foram representados por seus respectivos gerentes. O pesquisador mediu o índice de resiliência do turismo da indústria hoteleira do resort da Região IV A (Calabarzon) usando seis (6) indicadores, a saber, resiliência operacional comercial, preparação para desastres, marketing, força de trabalho, uso de recursos nacionais e locais e acesso e conhecimento de recursos adotados Do índice de resiliência do turismo desenvolvido pelo Mississippi Alabama Sea Grand (MASGP) e pela Administração Nacional Oceânica e Atmosférica do Departamento de Comércio dos EUA (NOAA). Além disso, a comparação na avaliação de resiliência do turismo dos hotéis do resort quando agrupada de acordo com o perfil da empresa e o perfil dos gerentes foi analisada.

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Biografia do Autor

Rosan Olalia, Universidade Politécnica das Filipinas, Manila, Philippines

0000-0003-1740-1583; Universidade Politécnica das Filipinas, Manila, Philippines.rosanolalia@yahoo.com

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