This study evaluated the effectiveness of the Violence Against Women and Their Children (VAWC) Assistance Desk in Barangay San Isidro in implementing Republic Act No. 9262. The desk provides support services and awareness activities. The study assessed the program and its personnel as a basis for improving victim support, public awareness, and prevention strategies.

This study focused on strengthening community awareness through an information and dissemination program concerning violence against women and their children (VAWC). VAWC remains a serious concern in the Philippines despite Republic Act No. 9262, the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004. Cases may remain unreported because of fear, shame, limited knowledge of legal rights, and insufficient awareness of available barangay services.

Road crashes remain a public-safety concern along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City. The road’s wide, multilane design may permit high travel speeds that increase collision risk and severity. Authorities have enforced maximum speed limits of 60 km/h for most vehicles and 50 km/h for buses and trucks under Section 35 of Republic Act No. 4136. This study assessed respondents’ perceptions of the effectiveness of these speed-limit restrictions.

Street vending provides livelihoods in densely populated urban areas but may reduce sidewalk and roadway capacity when unregulated. This study examined perceptions of street-vendor encroachment, traffic volume, pedestrian safety, enforcement, and road management in Barangay 176A, Bagong Silang, Caloocan City.

Rapid urban development in Quezon City has raised concerns about historical sites that may be neglected, altered, or demolished. These landmarks represent local history and collective memory. This study examined heritage-preservation issues and the potential cultural, educational, and economic relevance of historical sites to the local community.

Cloud 9 Antipolo is a popular tourist destination known for views of Metro Manila and the Sierra Madre mountains. As tourism grows, environmental conditions such as cleanliness, accessibility, natural ambiance, and environmental design may shape tourists’ experiences and satisfaction. The destination also faces concerns involving accessibility for older visitors and families, inconsistent cleanliness, and maintenance of some facilities. This study examined tourists’ perceptions of these environmental factors and their preferences.

On June 4, 2024, the management of Quezon Memorial Circle installed waste-segregation bins to encourage visitors to dispose of their waste properly. Despite these efforts, the park continues to experience waste-management concerns, including overflowing bins during peak hours and visitor confusion regarding proper waste segregation. This study examined the relationship between the perceived effectiveness of waste-management practices and visitor satisfaction, as well as differences in assessments across visitor groups.

Social media has become an important platform for shaping tourist behavior and destination preferences. Tourism destinations use digital promotional strategies to reach prospective visitors. This study examined social media promotional strategies and tourist destination choice in Intramuros, Manila, focusing on Facebook and TikTok and on factors such as visual appeal, travel-influencer content, and peer influence.

This study examined the factors influencing tourists’ selection of Tanaw Farm and Resthouse for leisure and relaxation. It sought to provide information that could help management improve services and facilities and assist other tourism establishments in responding to the preferences and expectations of their target markets.

This study evaluated amenities and facilities at Villa Maris Garden Resort in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, in relation to tourist satisfaction. It was anchored in Richard L. Oliver’s Expectancy-Disconfirmation Theory, which explains satisfaction in terms of how service performance compares with initial expectations. The study assessed features such as ambiance, swimming pools, and parking to inform strategies for improving guest experience, competitiveness, and loyalty.

This study examined Hillside Resort’s marketing strategies and tourist satisfaction. It sought to describe how visitors perceived the resort’s marketing approaches, identify challenges encountered during visits, and provide information relevant to tourist preferences and hospitality marketing.

Intramuros, Manila, known as the “Walled City,” is a major cultural and heritage destination in the Philippines. Digital platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok provide information that may influence tourist perceptions and destination decisions. This study examined tourists’ perceptions of social media in planning visits to Intramuros.

This study examined promotional challenges and tourism potential at Maramo River, also known as Little Palawan, in Norzagaray, Bulacan. It considered how product, price, place, promotion, and people were perceived in relation to destination visibility, visitor experience, and sustainable tourism development.

This study examined social media perceptions and travel decisions concerning Hinulugang Taktak, a historic waterfall and national park in Antipolo, Philippines. Guided by Destination Image Theory, it considered visual content, online reviews, influencer marketing, and travel blogs in relation to tourists’ perceptions and decisions.

Tattoos may be viewed as expressions of identity, culture, or personal experience, yet tattooed students can encounter stigma in academic and workplace settings. This study explored the challenges experienced by tattooed Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM) working students at Bestlink College of the Philippines and used the findings as a basis for developing a support guide.

This study examined the relationship between urbanization and environmental sustainability at El Patio Razon, Tanay, Rizal, an ecotourism site known for its Hobbit House and Kawa Bath attractions. Although increased nature-based tourism has supported the destination’s popularity, the development of related infrastructure may challenge ecological balance through waste generation, reduced green space, and resource consumption.

Outdoor recreation supports leisure, community building, and appreciation of the environment, but inadequate waste-management practices can threaten sustainability. This study examined waste management at Mahogany Campsite and identified opportunities to create a more environmentally responsible recreational setting. It was guided by principles of sustainable outdoor recreation and emphasized the need for responsible behavior and management practices.

This study assessed guest satisfaction with Airbnb accommodations at Trees Residence in Novaliches, Quezon City, as a basis for improving accommodation-service standards. It responded to growing consumer demand for affordable and accessible lodging facilitated by online travel and booking platforms such as Airbnb, Agoda, and Booking.com.

This study examined the relationships among social media usage, validation-seeking behavior, and academic focus among college student-influencers at Bestlink College of the Philippines. As student-influencers balance academic responsibilities with online content creation, the study sought to determine how these three variables were related. The research was anchored in Self-Determination Theory and Cognitive Absorption Theory and used a quantitative correlational design.

This study examined community-based and heritage-oriented tourism initiatives in Intramuros, Manila, in relation to social cohesion, cultural participation, and local livelihoods. Anchored in inclusive and sustainable development, it assessed participant characteristics, community priorities, perceived outcomes, barriers to participation, and strategies for strengthening heritage-based projects.