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    TIEZA was created by the Tourism Act of 2009 to replace the Philippine Tourism Authority and continue its functions of developing tourism infrastructure and facilitating investments in tourism enterprise zones nationwide. TIEZA collects the Philippine travel tax, with 50% going to TIEZA for tourism development projects, 40% to CHED for tourism education, and 10% to NCCA for culture and arts. TIEZA aims to bring development to culturally and historically significant areas, helping promote local traditions and boost local economies through tourism-related facilities and partnerships in tourism enterprise zones.

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    TIEZA was created by the Tourism Act of 2009 to replace the Philippine Tourism Authority and continue its functions of developing tourism infrastructure and facilitating investments in tourism enterprise zones nationwide. TIEZA collects the Philippine travel tax, with 50% going to TIEZA for tourism development projects, 40% to CHED for tourism education, and 10% to NCCA for culture and arts. TIEZA aims to bring development to culturally and historically significant areas, helping promote local traditions and boost local economies through tourism-related facilities and partnerships in tourism enterprise zones.

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    TIEZA was created by the Tourism Act of 2009 to replace the Philippine Tourism Authority and continue its functions of developing tourism infrastructure and facilitating investments in tourism enterprise zones nationwide. TIEZA collects the Philippine travel tax, with 50% going to TIEZA for tourism development projects, 40% to CHED for tourism education, and 10% to NCCA for culture and arts. TIEZA aims to bring development to culturally and historically significant areas, helping promote local traditions and boost local economies through tourism-related facilities and partnerships in tourism enterprise zones.

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    TIEZA

    Tourism Infrastructure and


    Enterprise Zone Authority
    The Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone
    Authority (TIEZA), a government corporation, was
    created by virtue of Republic Act No. 9593 or the
    Tourism Act 2009 on May 12, 2009, replacing the
    Philippine Tourism Authority (PTA). TIEZA is
    mandated to continue the functions previously
    exercised by PTA under Presidential Declaration
    564, unless otherwise inconsistent with the
    provision of RA 9593.
    Republic Act No. 9593 or “The Tourism Act of
    2009” declares a national policy for tourism as an
    engine of investment, employment, growth and
    national development, and strengthening the
    Department of Tourism and its attached agencies
    to effectively and efficiently implement that policy,
    and appropriating fund thereof.
    TIEZA acts as Department of Tourism’s
    implementing arm in providing support
    infrastructures and facilitating investments in
    tourism enterprise zones (TEZ) nationwide.
    This is carried out through its main functions
    – infrastructure development; designation,
    regulation and supervision of TEZs;
    management of its existing assets or
    facilitation of their privatization; and
    administration of the collection of the
    Philippine Travel Tax.
    Collection of
    TRAVEL TAX

    The travel Tax is a levy imposed by the Philippine


    government on individuals who are leaving the
    country irrespective of the place where the air
    ticket is issued and the form or place of payment,
    as provided for Presidential Decree (PD) 1183, as
    amended.
    Pursuant to Section 73 of Republic Act No. 9593,
    fifty percent (50%) of the proceeds from travel tax
    collections shall accrue to the TIEZA, forty percent
    (40%) shall accrue to the Commission of Higher
    Education (CHED) for tourism-related educational
    programs and courses, and ten percent (10%) shall
    accrue to the National Commission for Culture
    and Arts (NCCA)
     TIEZA brings development to areas with high cultural,
    historical, religious, heritage and/or eco-tourism
    values, helping shape a deep sense of awareness and
    pride for Filipino’s traditions, natural bounties and
    uniqueness as a race.
    TIEZA operates and manages tourist facilitates
    from Luzon to Mindanao. These facilities offer
    services ranging from hotel and restaurant to
    specialized sports such as golf and scuba diving.
    TEZ attract private stakeholders to be shared-
    partners in tourism development. TEZ’s enjoy
    fiscal and non-fiscal incentives issues by TIEZA.
    Their investments will indubitably help create
    jobs and economic activities for local
    communities.

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