§ Discuss the important provisions of the Food Safety Act regarding gastronomy § Explain the meaning of the following articles with regard to tourism and hospitality: The national territory, the Declaration of Rights and Citizenship. § Recognize the economic, political and social importance of tourism and hospitality § List of provisions of the Philippine Constitution that are relevant to tourism and hospitality § Recognize ethical behavior in the hospitality industry § Determine the various laws and incentives for tourism investment Section 3. § 4. Membership in the Society is open to residents of the Philippines. Contributions to the Society in order to entitle contributors to membership in the Society must be made in accordance with these classifications and in the amounts set out in its articles of association. Junior membership in the Company may be approved in accordance with the rules, regulations and guidelines prescribed by the Supervisory Board. § Identify the different ethical challenges in tourism and hospitality § Discuss the laws on common airlines, including the air and sea transport contract § Explain the importance of studying the legal aspects of tourism and hospitality. § 9. It is granted each year the sum of seventy-five thousand pesos of all means in the treasury of the State that are not used elsewhere, which is supposed to be the annual contribution of the government to the work of the association. In order for this amount to be fully available for the Expenses of the Company, it must annually collect an amount equal to that of the consideration for the operation of the Company: provided that at least seventy-five percent of the Government`s annual contribution is spent on public relations, advertising and public relations abroad. § 7. As a national voluntary organization, the Society is funded primarily by the funds it raises from the annual contributions of its members, contributions made through personal advertising campaigns organized annually by the Supervisory Board, and through bequests, grants and donations. Whenever the Government contributes an amount to the promotion and development of tourism, the Corporation shall raise at least an equivalent amount, and no more than fifty per cent of such government contribution shall be made available to the Corporation for expenses until the Board of Supervisors certifies that the Corporation will be held in its treasury in cash or in valid promises the total equivalent of the amount required in hereby as consideration.

this contribution from the government. § 5. The management powers and authority of the Company belong to the Board of Supervisors, a body composed of fifteen members, eight of whom are appointed by the President of the Philippines and may be recalled at will. The other members are elected by the members of the Society. The term of office of all members of the Board of Supervisors shall be one year. Vacancies on the Board of Supervisors created by death or resignation shall be terminated by election of the Board of Supervisors at its next meeting, with the exception that vacancies among the persons appointed by the Chairperson shall be filled by the Chairperson. The power to adopt, adopt and amend statutes and regulations rests with the Board of Supervisors. The board may also establish rules for the organization and operation of local units of the corporation, called provincial or municipal offices.

§ Identify types of contracts for tourism and hospitality § Define ethical tourism and discuss the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism through UNWTO. § Explain the country`s environmental laws such as the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and solid waste management laws that apply to different types of casinos and Internet gambling § Identify the importance of the Philippine Sanitation Code in the hospitality and tourism industries § Determine the importance of tourist business areas Section 8. Following the approval of this law, the Philippine Tourist and Travel Association, Inc., as it is now organized, immediately informs the President of the Philippines that it is ready to assume his duties and calls on him to appoint eight members to its Supervisory Board. When the new board of directors is fully constituted, it must proceed to the election of the directors of the company and take all necessary measures to comply with and implement the provisions of this law, taking over the agencies and activities of the government intended for the promotion and development of tourism or as they currently operate there and as provided for in existing laws. Special Group Project: Students will make a YouTube or Tiktok video showing the new normal of the hotel, restaurant and aviation industry Section 1. A company is established in the Republic of the Philippines to be the officially designated voluntary organization to assist the Republic of the Philippines in the development and promotion of the tourism industry; Development and promotion of Philippine tourist attractions and opportunities for the whole world; organize, maintain and operate the services necessary to attract and attract tourists and travellers and to facilitate their travel, reception and accommodation in the country; promote more travel and more sexual intercourse to promote the unity and love of the country among the different populations of the Philippines; and to fulfil all obligations set out in contracts or agreements signed by the Government with respect to tourism and travel. The headquarters of this company is located in the capital of the state of the Philippines. § 2. The name of this company is «The Philippine Tourist and Travel Association, Inc.», and under this name you have the power to sue and be sued; to accept the ownership and possession of immovable property and personal property deemed desirable and the legacies, gifts and contributions of property of all classes for the purposes of the said company; accept a seal and change and destroy it at will; and to have the right to adopt and use the emblem or insignia as deemed appropriate in the furtherance of the objectives set out below; issue and issue orders and regulations that are not contrary to the laws of the Philippines; and, in general, to do all actions and things that may be necessary to enforce the provisions of this Law and promote its objectives.