Chapter 8 Laws in Accommodation

What type of establishment is defined as a building used for the regular reception, accommodation, or lodging of travelers?

• Pension House

• Tourist Inn

• Resort

• Hotel

Which classification is not a category for resorts?

• Class AAA

• Class B

• Class A

• Class AA

What is required for all resorts in terms of safety?

• Adequate security

• Lifeguards accredited by the Philippine National Red Cross

• Fire safety measures

• All of the above

Under what conditions can a motel refuse to accommodate a person below 18 years of age?

• If without a valid ID

• If the person is a local resident

• If not accompanied by a guardian

• If the person does not have a reservation

What document is necessary for a corporation to apply for accreditation from the Department of Tourism?

• Business Name Certificate

• All of the above

• Mayor's permit

• Articles of Incorporation

What is the validity period of a Certificate of Accreditation from the Department of Tourism?

• 2 years

• 1 year

• 5 years

• 6 months

Which act is a ground for cancellation of accreditation by the Department of Tourism?

• Using facilities for illegal activities

• Refusing to serve international guests

• Failure to renew the Mayor's permit

• Not providing free Wi-Fi

What is required by the National Building Code for all buildings?

• Fire safety inspection

• Environmental impact assessment

• All of the above

• Sanitary permit

What must be included in a building permit application?

• None of the above

• List of potential guests

• Marketing strategy for the building

• Estimated cost of the proposed work

What is a requirement for the location of a building under the National Building Code?

• Must be painted in light colors

• Must have a modern architectural design

• Must adjoin or have direct access to a public space

• Must be near a hospital