Barcenas, Charlene Mae B. creator author. Consorte, Rosemarie C. author Lu, Geralyn A. author Villa, Mark Kenneth C. author Bulalacao, Rosalie B. adviser oliveros, Rosanna B. chair, panelist Hallare, Syrell M. panelist Bañaria, Russelle E. panelist text abstract or summary ph 2021 monographic eng

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115 leaves The covid- 19 pandemic has caused many effects to tourism and hospitality industry, particularly in beach tourism disrupting the lives of millions and its economic status in the community. This study aimed to determine the issues and challenges of beach resort in Balatan, Camarines Sur during covid- 19 pandemic which answered questions : 1. Profile of the respondents ( age, gender, educational attainment, work status and name of the resort); 2. perceived issues and challenges (carrying capacity, human resources, health and safety protocol, safety snd security); 3. Problems encountered (income, generation, tourism opportunity, tourism development); 4. Significant relationship between the profile of the respondents and the resort management plan; 5. Proposed management plan to address the issues and challenges of beach resort in Balatan, Camarines Sur during Covid-19 pandemic. findings: beach resorts are also one of the most affected sectors in tourism & hospitality industry in time of pandemic, that also incounters different issues and challenges. it was concluded that lessen walk in tourist, maintain and rehabilitate and limited number of tourist accommodated, Tourist control and locking security personal are the most perceive challenges of beach result. The most problems encountered by the respondents are lost of jobs, implementing preventive measures and postponement of tourism projects due to covid-19. The output of this study is A strategic intervention for the improvement of management and resort activities: provide trainings to every staff in the beach resort in coping up with the new normal setting inside the workplace in every beach resort in balatan Charlene Mae B. Barcenas [and 3 others]. Undergraduate Theses (BSTM)- Tourism Management. Camarines Sur Polytechnic College, 2021. Includes bibliographical references. CSPC 240509 20240509165504.0 eng