Room at the inn

Article Abstract:

Nine new hotels are under construction in Manila, Phi. These hotels are expected to be finish by 1993 while another two hotels are expected to open before 1992 ends. The construction activity is unprecedented in Manila's history. The increase in rooms is expected to cut room rates. Hotel operators are hoping that this will not lead to a price war among hotels, although the government expects the increasing number of tourist arrivals to absorb the rooms that will be made available by the opening of the new hotels.

Construction industry, Hotels and motels

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Business smiles on sun and sand

Article Abstract:

The Philippines' tourism industry is expected to grow beyond 1992. The government is working doubly hard in making the investment climate particularly bright for foreigners wishing to invest in the projects lined up by the government as part of its 20-year master plan in developing the industry. The infrastructure requirements included in the plan is expected to be costly. The government expects the the private sector to help raise the much-needed funds.

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Oh Canada

Article Abstract:

A critical review of the Canadian World, a tourist destination in Ashibetsu is presented. It was an extravagant effort to reproduce Canada in Japan. It is one of the many Japanese tourism ventures incurring losses. The Canadian World backers are demanding huge penalty to close it down.

Japan, International Affairs, Travel & Tourism Policy, Travel Promotion (Govt), Economic aspects, Sales promotions, Tourism policy, Tourism promotion

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