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World Citi Colleges (WCC) is a system of colleges with campuses in Quezon City, Antipolo, and Guimba. The Quezon City campus, considered to be the main “headquarters” of the colleges was founded in 1971 as the Quezon City Medical Center and Colleges, Inc (QCMCC). Around 1979, the school opened the College of Nursing. 

Since the 1980s, the Guico family has been managing the university, adding a number of expansions and achievements throughout the years. One of its most notable feats is the rapid increase of undergraduate medical courses offered. From just a nursing degree, they now have programs like Physical Therapy, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacy, and Medical Technology, Biology, Chemistry. Another offering is a senior high school program with Academic and Technical-Vocational-Livelihood strands.

World Citi Colleges - Quezon City is duly recognized by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), the Department of Education (DepEd), the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA), and the Association of Christian Schools, Colleges and Universities (ACSCU).

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The Junior Tourism and Hospitality Management Association of the Philippines (JTHMAP) is the premiere non-profit national tourism and hospitality student organization with 17 regional chapters across the country.  The organization’s thrust focuses on developing a solid membership foundation, cordial linkages and remarkable competency-based activities especially leadership, management-inclined initiatives and professionalism.  With the impact of pandemic, JTHMAP continues its promise in providing an environment where students remain active in the middle of challenges and adjustment to virtual platforms. 

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Schools offering Tourism, Hospitality & Culinary courses in Quezon City

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•  BS in Leisure and Tourism Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 120,000-140,000 per year

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Central Colleges of the Philippines

•  BS in Tourism Management
•  BS in Hospitality Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000-70,000 per year

Asian College - Quezon City

•  Hotel and Restaurant Services
•  Bartending NC II
•  Bread and Pastry Production NC II
•  Food And Beverage Services NC II
•  Front Office Services NC II
•  Cookery NC II
•  Travel and Tourism Operations
•  Housekeeping NC II
•   Bachelor's ₱ 44,000-60,000 per year

Bestlink College of the Philippines

• Private University, Quezon City
•  BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management
•  Hotel Restaurant & Services
•   Bachelor's ₱ 10,000-12,000 per year

Our Lady of Fatima University - Quezon City Campus

•  BS in Travel Management
•  MS in Travel Management
•  MS in Hospitality and Institutional Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-44,000 per year

"Over all, the school are highly commendable since it is a private school. The facilities, the school itself and the professors are expected to be always above average. They ensure that students are co..."

J. S.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2005

STI College - Fairview

•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000-64,000 per year

"The professors are somewhat good and for me it would still depend on the student if he/she wants to succeed. The atmosphere is alright and the facilities is sufficient for learning."

J. T.  studied  BSHRM ,  graduated 2012

Trinity University of Asia

•  BS in Tourism

"It can be the most outstanding school. They have facilities for comfortable learning."

R.  studied  BST ,  graduated 2008

University of the Philippines Diliman

• State University, Quezon City
•  BS in Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management
•  Master of Food Service Administration
•  Master of Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management
•  MS in Tourism Development Management
•  Graduate Diploma in Tourism Development and Management
•   Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-50,000 per year
•   Master's ₱ 7,000-19,500 per year

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"It has a great ambiance for me. Mainly because of the trees inside the campus. It has a great feel.The professors were excellent, they know what they are talking about. Some are strict, some are not. ..."

A. K.  studied  BSHRIM ,  graduated 2013

Southeast Asian College

Academy of culinary excellence.

• Culinary Arts School, Quezon City
•  Culinary Arts NC II
•  Bread and Pastry Arts NC II
•  Cake Making

St. Bernadette of Lourdes College

•  Commercial Cooking
•  Food and Beverage Services
•   Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-42,000 per year

STI College - Quezon Avenue

•   Bachelor's ₱ 54,000-60,000 per year

Siena College

•  Food & Beverage Services NC II
•  Travel Services NC II
•  Tour Guiding Services NC II
•  Commercial Cooking NC II

Colegio de San Lorenzo

•   Bachelor's ₱ 30,000-32,000 per year

Philippine Cultural College

•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000 per year

Tech Pacific College

•  Baking & Pastry Production
•  Household Services
•  Culinary Arts
•  Food And Beverage Services
•  Bartending
•  Front Office Services
•  Housekeeping
•  Travel and Tourism

STI College - Novaliches

•   Bachelor's ₱ 42,000-54,000 per year

National Polytechnic College of Science and Technology

•  Free Tuition Fee is available for new enrollees of 1YR TESDA programs and Bachelor's degree courses.

St. John Technological College of the Philippines

•  Food and Beverage Servicing NC II

World Citi Colleges - Quezon City Campus

•  Housekeeping Services NCII
•  Food and Beverage Services NCII
•  Travel Services NCII
•  Tour Guiding NCII
•  Cookery NCII
•  Bread & Pastry Production NCII
•   Bachelor's ₱ 50,000-60,000 per year

STI College - Cubao

•   Bachelor's ₱ 54,000-58,000 per year

STI College - Muñoz-EDSA

•   Bachelor's ₱ 44,000-50,000 per year

International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management - Quezon City

•  Fundamentals in Japanese Cuisine
•  Diploma in Culinary Arts and Kitchen Management with Australian Certificate III in Commercial Cookery
•  Diploma in Pastry & Bakery Arts and Kitchen Management with Australian Certificate III in Patisserie
•  Fundamentals in Culinary Arts
•  Christmas Holiday Treats
•  Fundamentals in Bread Baking
•  Restaurant Concept And Entrepreneurship Program
•  Fundamentals in Pastry Arts
•  Savory Asia
•  Certificate in Cookery NC II
•  Certificate in Pastry and Bread Production - NC II

College of St. Catherine Quezon City

•   Bachelor's ₱ 30,000-40,000 per year

NBS College

•   Bachelor's ₱ 60,000-80,000 per year

ABE International Business College - Fairview Campus

•   Bachelor's ₱ 45,000 per year

Kalayaan College

Manuel l. quezon university.

•   Bachelor's ₱ 48,000-50,000 per year

Abraham Dumlao Colleges of the Philippines

•   Bachelor's ₱ 19,000 per year

Datamex-College of Saint Adeline, Fairview

•   Bachelor's ₱ 38,000-44,000 per year

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MANILA, Philippines – As part of its efforts to get people to explore the city and its landmarks, Quezon City launched on Monday, September 5, a new tourism campaign, complete with a slogan, website, and activity maps.

The slogan, “QC welcomes you!” or “Welcome sa QC!” highlights the word “Welcome,” an acronym for “Walk, enjoy, learn, celebrate, overnight, meditate, eat – and shop.”

Meanwhile, lists of things to do in QC are available on the website QCTourism.net and on printed activity maps.

At the September 5 launch, a few copies of an activity map, under the “Learn” category were handed out, though all maps will be unveiled at the 3rd Global Mayoral Forum, which Quezon City is hosting for the first time on September 29 to October 1.

The “Learn” map features 16 tourist spots in QC, including the QCX interactive museum , the Ninoy Aquino monument, and the Ateneo Art Gallery.

The Global Mayoral Forum will have 100 foreign delegates, including mayors and leaders from the tops cities in the world.

Quezon City has been investing in their tourism recently, through initiatives like the QCX interactive museum and the annual QC Food Festival along Maginhawa Street.

Bautista says his plans for QC’s tourism has been fashioned after what he’s observed in his visits to other countries, including Singapore and Switzerland.

“We know that Quezon City doesn’t have much resources – we don’t have mountains, we don’t have beaches… In the series of conferences that I’ve attended to, on various topics, whether it’s on health or disaster management, or on the environment, I always make it a point to ask, ‘What makes that particular place or country viable for tourism?'”

Bautista, who was inspired by Singapore and Switzerland, plans on investing in more greenery, improving street signs and lane markings, and having a “history trail” – marked out landmarks that tourists can follow to explore the city.

The mayor has also given instructions to the city council to approve an Urban Design Ordinance to “define” several areas in QC, through projects like restoring and repurposing old buildings.

Quezon City is also set to host the Metro Manila Tourism Summit on October 17 to 18.

Safety and security

When asked about the safety in the city, Bautista told Rappler in an interview after the launch that there have been efforts into keeping tourists and visitors secure, like investments into CCTV cameras, and in the future, better lighting and parking spaces.

“We have also established a tourism police, that’s why we’re requesting for additional download of personnel. Naging intense ang QC police only in areas like Cubao and Eastwood, in Tomas Morato dapat magkaroon niyan, atsaka Katipunan (The QC police has become intense only in areas like Cubao and Eastwood, but there should be more in Tomas Morato and Katipunan),” added Bautista.

The areas Bautista mentioned are among the most crowded in the city, with their many malls, restaurants, theaters, and events. Katipunan, a large main road, is also home to many schools, including the University of the Philippines and Ateneo de Manila University.

The areas have had their fair share of crime and accident s in the past.

Herbert Bautista and his brother Hero were recently on the receiving end of a number of complaints from the Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), including dishonesty and negligence. This, after Hero tested positive for marijuana and shabu (methamphetamine hydrochloride) in a voluntary drug test

In a statement sent from Switzerland a day after the complaints were filed, Herbert said that he is not and will never be involved in the illegal drug trade. – Rappler.com

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The Mission of the World Citi Colleges Tourism and Hospitality Management Program is to prepare its individuals for industry management and leadership by providing a quality hospitality education and on-going professional development, as well as to be recognized globally as a premier learning environment through teaching, research and service excellence.

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• Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice.
• Effectively communicate orally and in writing using English, Filipino, mother tongue language, and an appropriate Foreign Language required by the industry.
• Work effectively and independently in a multidisciplinary and multi-cultural team.
• Preserve and promote Filipino historical and cultural heritage. (Based on RA No. 7722)
• Apply WCC core values in their personal and professional endeavours as effective and Responsible World Citizens.
• Apply the basic concepts that underline each of the functional areas of business (marketing, finance, human resources management, production and operations management, information technology and strategic management) and employ these concepts in various business situations.
• Demonstrate corporate citizenship and social responsibility.
• Demonstrate knowledge of tourism industry, local tourism products and services.
• Interpret and apply relevant laws related to tourism industry
• Observe and perform risk mitigation activities.
• Utilize information technology applications for tourism and hospitality
• Manage and market a service – oriented business organization
• Demonstrate administrative and managerial skills in a service- oriented business organization.
• Prepare and monitor industry specific financial transactions and reports.
• Perform human capital development functions of a tourism oriented organization
• Utilize various communication channels proficiently in dealing with guests and colleagues
• Produce food products and services complying with enterprise standards
• Apply management skills in Food & Beverage (F&B) service operations
• Perform and provide full guest cycle services for front office.
• Perform and maintain various housekeeping services for guest and facility operations.
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Department of Tourism backs sustainable development plan for QC Memorial Circle

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M anila, Philippines — The Department of Tourism announced that it will support the Quezon City government’s plan to transform the Quezon City Memorial Circle into a model for sustainable development.

To initiate the partnership, Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat met with Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte to talk about the rehabilitation efforts. The city’s local government plans to make the site a major tourist spot, especially for local and foreign visitors.

According to Sec. Romulo-Puyat, Quezon City needs to take steps towards preserving the heritage park. She also encouraged that the heritage park maintains its family-friendliness. Belmonte, for her part, expressed excitement about the idea of working with DOT for the project.

The QC Memorial Circle will be much busier in the next few years. The station will become a point of convergence because of the construction of a Manila Metro Rail Transit System Line-7 station in the area.

Quezon Memorial Circle history and spaces

Ever since it was created in 1978, the Quezon City Memorial Circle has been a significant part of the city’s history.

The QC Memorial Circle, especially the towering monument on its center, is largely inspired by the art deco movement. The tower, designed by renowned architect Federico Ilustre, stands at 66 meters. The height of the tower is significant because it represents the age that former President Manuel L. Quezon was when he passed away.

The park also plays host to several small gardens. Among them is the Hardin ng mga Bulaklak and the Tropical Garden. When you roam around the QC Memorial Circle, you might also pass by a demo urban farm.

The Presidential Car Museum can also be found in the Memorial Circle. Inaugurated in August 2018, visitors will be able to see presidential cars of former Philippine heads of states there.

Other establishments you can find in the QC Memorial Circle are the Quezon City Experience, the World Peace Bell, and the Quezon Heritage House.

Searching for the best hotels and affordable flights? Check out our complete list of affordable hotels and resorts via  Agoda  or you may also see available Airbnb properties in the city.

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Quezon City launches new tourism slogan, website

The Quezon City government on Monday launched its new tourism campaign, which includes a new web portal and the slogan, "QC Welcomes You!"

“As the birthplace of many important milestones and ‘peaceful’ revolutions that shaped the nation’s history, Quezon City is again [in] high gear as we create another legacy, this time for the future generation, through this fortified tourism campaign,” said Mayor Herbert Bautista at the event, which gathered stakeholders in the tourism industry as well as members of the media.

Bautista said that a thriving tourism industry will lead to better opportunities for the city's continuing development. “If the tourism industry is robust, then businesses will be encouraged to open. If businesses will flourish, there will be employment. If there will be employment for all, then crime and lawlessness can be eradicated,” he said.

The new campaign includes the unveiling of QCTourism.net , a new official website that promotes the city's many attractions, including Quezon Memorial Circle, the University of the Philippines' Diliman campus, food hub Maginhawa Street, and the interactive museum Quezon City Experience (QCX) , as well as the city's festivals, hotels and malls.

Quezon City will host the third Global Mayoral Forum later this month and the Metro Manila Tourism Summit in mid-October. — BM, GMA News