Title
Declaration of Philippine Tourist Month
Law
Proclamation No. 333
Decision Date
Aug 5, 1952
President Corazon C. Aquino declares a day of national mourning for Joaquin "Chino" Roces, honoring his significant contributions as a Publisher, Journalist, and Freedom Fighter, and requiring all government buildings to fly their flags at half-mast to symbolize mourning and respect for the deceased.
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Q&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 333)

The period declared as Philippine Tourist Promotion Month is from August 13 to September 12, 1952.

The program of tourist development is entrusted to the Philippine Tourist and Travel Association, Inc. under Republic Act No. 710.

They are called upon to participate in the proper observance of the period, give fullest publicity to the tourist promotion activities, and support the Philippine Tourist and Travel Association, Inc. in its task of developing Philippine tourism and travel.

Schools, civic organizations, and service clubs are especially called upon to devote one day to a program of education to promote knowledge and love of country as a basis for encouraging greater travel and cultural interchange.

Promoting knowledge and love of the country is considered a sound basis for encouraging greater travel and intercourse among Filipinos and with people of other countries, thereby increasing tourism within the Philippines.

The public is called upon to assist in the development of tourist attractions and facilities, keeping them beautiful, clean, and healthful for the common enjoyment of all.

Republic Act No. 710 entrusts the Philippine Tourist and Travel Association, Inc. with the program of tourist development.

It aims to disseminate information both within the country and abroad regarding places of interest, scenic spots, distinctive Philippine attractions, accommodations, and facilities to tourists and travelers.


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