ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This body of knowledge is constructed to contribute on the existing basin of
information available globally. With the findings recorded in this study, contemporary
intelligence in the field of business sector, specifically in tourism, was sought to
discover. This would not be successfully created without the support of the governing
body who provided concepts and insights which made this research relevant and
possible.
The proponents of this study would like to show their deepest appreciation to STI
College San Jose del Monte, Bulacan for being the forefront of education which drove
the researchers to pursue this study by giving them the opportunity to create one. Also,
an extensive recognition for Ms. Arra Mae Nunez, a hardworking professor in this
subject, for bringing the best effort to encourage the proponents to produce a unique
and functional research that impacts the society.
Moreover, a profound regard to the parents and guardian of the researchers who
showed cherishing support for mental and physical well-being of the students making
them able to conduct this study despite the challenges of the environment.
Furthermore, the researcher credits the relevant studies and literature which they
used as reference to conduct of objective of this study. This work would not have been
possible without the means to gather information needed in this research.
Lastly, the writers of this study made a large contribution to one another as they
constantly seek and rely their ideas for the betterment of this research. All efforts and
inspirations were given each of the researchers to come up with a practical and
beneficial body of knowledge improving the lives of people and welfare of the society.
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