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The Perception of Filipino-Chinese locals in sustaining heritage tourism : basis for action plan development / Angelica Therese M. Perez, Isiah Claide M. Belardo, Jonathan E. Galicano Jr., Chloedriel P. Julio, Karen Joy P. Tizon, Leeron Andrew N. Ty.

Contributor(s): Publication details: Pasay City : MTC, 2022.Edition: BS Tourism ManagementDescription: 161 pagesContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • TH G 156.5.H47 P47 2022
Summary: The researchers utilized quantitative design with purposive sampling technique which is descriptive and non-probability by nature and utilized 101 respondents that will be selected using the following criteria which are Filipino-Chinese locals in Binondo, Manila, Must be living in Binondo, Manila for at least 10 years and above, People who are half-Chinese or pure Chinese living in Binondo, Manila, Filipino-Chinese people who are still practicing their traditions and culture, and Any gender can be part of this study as long as they meet the criteria. The research identified the extent of sustainability practices of Binondo, Manila with respect to people, place, process, and technology. Also, the research identified the differences in the perception of the respondents in terms of the extent of the sustainability practices.
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The researchers utilized quantitative design with purposive sampling technique which is descriptive and non-probability by nature and utilized 101 respondents that will be selected using the following criteria which are Filipino-Chinese locals in Binondo, Manila, Must be living in Binondo, Manila for at least 10 years and above, People who are half-Chinese or pure Chinese living in Binondo, Manila, Filipino-Chinese people who are still practicing their traditions and culture, and Any gender can be part of this study as long as they meet the criteria. The research identified the extent of sustainability practices of Binondo, Manila with respect to people, place, process, and technology. Also, the research identified the differences in the perception of the respondents in terms of the extent of the sustainability practices.

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