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This study examines the challenges faced by tourism management students at the University of Caloocan City due to rising inflation affecting their travel plans. A survey of 90 students revealed difficulties with travel costs, but also identified alternative strategies such as early reservations and budgeting to manage expenses. The findings aim to provide valuable insights and solutions for students and others in the tourism sector dealing with inflation-related challenges.

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Abstract (Final)

This study examines the challenges faced by tourism management students at the University of Caloocan City due to rising inflation affecting their travel plans. A survey of 90 students revealed difficulties with travel costs, but also identified alternative strategies such as early reservations and budgeting to manage expenses. The findings aim to provide valuable insights and solutions for students and others in the tourism sector dealing with inflation-related challenges.

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Abstract

This study investigates the challenges faced by tourism management students at the

University of Caloocan City in the face of rising inflation and its impact on their travel plans.

The study aims to help students develop a strategic plan by producing alternative ways that may

select that will help them to decide for their future plans.

A survey of 90 respondents from the University of Caloocan City found that students

often encountered challenges related to rising prices in various aspects of travel, including airline

fares, land transportation, destination entrance fees, accommodation, restaurants, tour guiding

fees, and other tourism activities. The study employed descriptive design or descriptive research

methods. Frequency & percentage distribution, weighted mean, 5-point scale and rating were

used to Identify the demographic profile of the respondents. With the use of 5-points scale,

researchers will Identify what accommodation took first place with the use of Rating as well.

With the use of ranking we will identify the alternative ways of the Tourism Students to

experience to travel despite the inflation.

The study also identified alternative strategies for managing the costs of travel, including

early reservation of accommodations for lower prices and taking more staycations. Despite these

challenges, the majority of students still consider their decision that the researcher gives, which

is the several alternative ways to travel despite inflation, such as by setting a budget to prepare

sufficient funds for their trip. The importance of this study lies in its potential to provide valuable

information and solutions to the challenges faced by tourists during inflation, and to help them

develop strategies for managing the costs of travel. This study is for everyone especially for

Tourism Management students since they are still studying and it may help them to lessen the
expenses. Also researchers come up with this study not just for tourism management students but

also the people who will reach this study.

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