Discuss the differences as well as the advantages and disadvantages of IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS. Otherwise, you may include an implementation of each such as Salesforce or AWS with details on their services.
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2.6. Retirement tourism in the Philippines The Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) is the mandated government agency to âdevelop and promote the Philippines as a retirement havenâ (Philippine Retirement Authority, n.d.). The PRA only became an attached agency of the DOT upon the enactment of the Republic Act 9593. Their mission is to âprovide a globally competitive retirement program in the Philippines for foreign nationals and former Filipinosâ as part of the socio-economic development of the country (Philippine Retirement Authority, n.d.). The PRA enjoins DOTâs efforts in promoting their services in various fairs, sales missions, expositions and conferences in the Philippines and abroad (Philippine Retirement Authority, 2017). Retirement tourism is identified as one of the core tourism products within the NTDP. According to the Plan, retirement tourism is âcapable of delivering strong future growth with long average length of stay and expenditureâ (Department of Tourism, 2012c, p. ix). The Plan identifies the European, Middle East, and North American markets as main targets for this tourism segment. Since the inception of PRA in 1985, it has seen increasing number of foreign retirees in the Philippines (Table 1) that mostly came from China, South Korea, India, United States of America, and Taiwan (Philippine Retirement Authority, 2017). Table 1. Cumulative count of foreign retirees in the Philippines from 1985 to 2017. Year Cumulative count 1985-2012 28,890 2013 32,697 2014 37,485 2015 42,516 2016 48,072 2017 53,933 Despite the PRA not being directly involved in the âItâs more fun in the Philippinesâ campaign, DOT produces material that are targeted towards retirees. In 2017, DOT launched a video entitled âSightsâ that featured M. Uchimura, a Japanese retiree in different destinations in the Philippines (available online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3xeB4-qv8I). At the end of the video, it was revealed he was not only a retiree, but also a blind man. It was met with criticism online leading to DOT pulling out the commercial following claims around social media that it was strikingly similar to a South African tourism ad (Rappler.com, 2017). However, during the earlier stages of the campaign, only images with older adults as subjects were produced from the campaign and did not necessarily aim to attract older adults >
2.6. Retirement tourism in the Philippines The Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) is the mandated government agency to âdevelop and promote the Philippines as a retirement havenâ (Philippine Retirement Authority, n.d.). The PRA only became an attached agency of the DOT upon the enactment of the Republic Act 9593. Their mission is to âprovide a globally competitive retirement program in the Philippines for foreign nationals and former Filipinosâ as part of the socio-economic development of the country (Philippine Retirement Authority, n.d.). The PRA enjoins DOTâs efforts in promoting their services in various fairs, sales missions, expositions and conferences in the Philippines and abroad (Philippine Retirement Authority, 2017). Retirement tourism is identified as one of the core tourism products within the NTDP. According to the Plan, retirement tourism is âcapable of delivering strong future growth with long average length of stay and expenditureâ (Department of Tourism, 2012c, p. ix). The Plan identifies the European, Middle East, and North American markets as main targets for this tourism segment. Since the inception of PRA in 1985, it has seen increasing number of foreign retirees in the Philippines (Table 1) that mostly came from China, South Korea, India, United States of America, and Taiwan (Philippine Retirement Authority, 2017). Table 1. Cumulative count of foreign retirees in the Philippines from 1985 to 2017. Year Cumulative count 1985-2012 28,890 2013 32,697 2014 37,485 2015 42,516 2016 48,072 2017 53,933 Despite the PRA not being directly involved in the âItâs more fun in the Philippinesâ campaign, DOT produces material that are targeted towards retirees. In 2017, DOT launched a video entitled âSightsâ that featured M. Uchimura, a Japanese retiree in different destinations in the Philippines (available online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3xeB4-qv8I). At the end of the video, it was revealed he was not only a retiree, but also a blind man. It was met with criticism online leading to DOT pulling out the commercial following claims around social media that it was strikingly similar to a South African tourism ad (Rappler.com, 2017). However, during the earlier stages of the campaign, only images with older adults as subjects were produced from the campaign and did not necessarily aim to attract older adults >
