Tagaytay, Philippines

July 27, 2010 · Posted in Philippine Tourist Destinations

This place brings all the wonders which Philippines have to offer. Many visitors consider Tagaytay as a little town paradise whether a Filipino or a Foreigner it’s because of their splendid tropical forests plus glaring rays of the sun which made it a picture perfect though the place remains having a cool climate because of its high altitude with an average temperature of 22.7 °C. Not only that, Tagaytay is also a perfect place for those adventurous people whose seeking leisure activities like picnics, horseback riding, camping, great golfing at two championship courses, plus breath taking sightseeing to its God-gifted nature.

The local residents of Tagaytay give their visitors a warm welcome which makes them much friendlier as we thought. And if you are looking for a room to stay, the Royal Taal Inn has something to offer. It has both the domestic as well as international visitor the least expensive rooms overlooking Taal volcano. Amenities are very outstanding and they also serve mouth-watering dishes that will surely boost everyone’s appetite.

Around 80 percent of Tagaytay’s annual revenue comes from the tourism itself. The local officials are now planning to expand and improve their infrastructures by securing a dynamic, safe, peaceful and healthy environment conducive for retirement, learning, sports, and religious tourism. They will make Tagaytay be a competitive to the world’s best.

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3 Responses to “Tagaytay, Philippines”

AngryByte on July 27th, 2010 9:50 am

This is a worth reading article… It gives me some useful insights living to the Philippines!
Mark Maranga on August 3rd, 2010 4:34 pm

I’ve been researching about Tagaytay these past few months and looking for Cebu Pacific promo flights to get there cheaply. How sure are you about the “80% annual revenue” of Tagaytay is in tourism? I believe there are other establishments there that are not into tourism/hospitality service.
admin on August 3rd, 2010 9:17 pm

It is true that there are also other establishments in Tagaytay contributed on their annual revenue aside tourism. But based on the book we have read (updated version), it stated there that 80% on its annual revenue comes from tourism. Thank you