HTM Student Researcher Showcases Sustainable Tourism Research at the 8th International Conference on the Latest Trends of Education and Research (ICILTER 2026)
8TH ICILTER 2026 | APRIL 11–13, 2026 | CROWN LEGACY HOTEL, BAGUIO CITY
Written by: Nathaleen Luzano | Edited by: Jocelyn B. Ang, PhD
Baguio Central University (BCU) representing her research group, presented their study entitled “Perception of Sustainable Tourism Practices in Baguio City” at the 8th International Conference on the Latest Trends of Education and Research (ICILTER 2026), held April 11–13, 2026, at Crown Legacy Hotel, Baguio City.
Their study explored how tourists and other stakeholders perceive sustainable tourism practices. It highlighted the importance of responsible travel and environmental conservation in protecting Baguio City’s natural, cultural, and social resources.
During the research discussion, participants asked about awareness of sustainable tourism, challenges in encouraging responsible visitor behavior, and conservation efforts. Luzano emphasized stakeholder education and environmental stewardship as important considerations for tourism management.
Through the conference, she shared a locally relevant sustainability study with an academic audience, exchanged ideas with other researchers, and gained experience in presenting research. She received a certificate of recognition for her presentation. The discussions highlighted opportunities for continued research and awareness-building on responsible tourism.
SDG ALIGNMENT SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production: The study encourages responsible tourism behavior and stewardship of resources. It also supports SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities through attention to local environmental and cultural preservation. |
