Development in the Supply chain of the Philippine Agri-tourism ...
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Comparative Foreign and Domestic Tourists from 2009 to 20102010 2009 Growth RateDest<strong>in</strong>ations Foreign Domestic Total Foreign Domestic Total Foreign Domestic TotalCamar<strong>in</strong>es Sur 310,063 1,569,109 1,879,172 206,937 1,022,092 1,229,029 49.83% 53.52% 52.90%Metro Manila 1,111,152 576,680 1,687,832 879,577 516,168 1,395,745 26.33% 11.72% 20.93%Cebu 528,145 784,790 1,312,935 484,341 749,361 1,233,702 9.04% 4.73% 6.42%Boracay Island 230,459 377,078 607,537 163,820 343,076 506,896 40.68% 9.91% 19.85%Davao City 46,084 462,668 508,752 55,090 614,774 669,864 -16.35% -24.74% -24.05%Baguio City* 22,672 412,527 435,199 30,194 501,229 531,423 -24.91% -17.70% -18.11%Bohol 79,584 170,561 250,145 73,660 167,010 240,670 8.04% 2.13% 3.94%Zambales** 49,781 197,794 247,575 57,146 189,283 246,429 -12.89% 4.50% 0.47%Cagayan Valley 10,793 218,968 229,761 10,709 214,904 225,613 0.78% 1.89% 1.84%Puerto Pr<strong>in</strong>cesa City** 24,440 189,378 213,818 18,328 178,418 196,746 33.35% 6.14% 8.68%Camigu<strong>in</strong> Island 5,650 172,178 177,828 5,792 152,087 157,879 -2.45% 13.21% 12.64%Negros Oriental 36,088 139,310 175,398 34,838 143,727 178,565 3.59% -3.07% -1.77%Ilocos Norte 13,067 126,918 139,985 10,279 128,844 139,123 27.12% -1.49% 0.62%TOTAL 2,467,978 5,397,959 7,865,937 2,030,711 4,920,973 6,951,684 21.53% 9.69% 13.15%*January-August only**partial report as <strong>of</strong> September 2010Sources <strong>of</strong> Data: DOT Regional Offices/ Local Tourism Offices/ Accommodation EstablishmentsThe top five tourists dest<strong>in</strong>ations <strong>in</strong> 2010 are: MetroManila with 21-percent growth, Camar<strong>in</strong>es Sur, 53%;Cebu, 6.42%; Boracay Island, 19.85%; and Davao City(-24%).