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Apparently, Philippines’
top-notch standing in the global outsourcing
industry has already become prominent amongst the principal sectors in the
business world. The Philippines has been contending with the leader of the
industry, India, and recently made a huge milestone that makes its people
proud.

The
latest report from Tholons, a US-based strategic consulting
company for global outsourcing and investments, entitled “2013 Top 100
Outsourcing Destinations” showed off how Philippines’ outsourcing industry has
been doing for the last 6 years and how it remarkably performed in the latest
year. Philippines lately received a gigantic achievement of becoming one of the
Top 3 outsourcing destinations around the world. Overtaking the place of Delhi
(India), Manila (Philippines) had a +1 movement from last year’s report. Aside
from Manila, there are more cities in the Philippines which were included in
the Top 100 – Cebu, Davao, Santa Rosa (Laguna), Iloilo, Bacolod and Baguio
City. Among those 7 cities included, 5 increased in rankings which is a great
indicator that outsourcing continues to bloom in the country as years go by. 

Wikipedia and
Outsourcing
Insider really make brilliant explanations on how Philippines
has become competent in this industry. But considering those things in mind, what
could be the most common reasons why more
and more companies tend to outsource their processes to the Philippines? Below
could be the top 3 reasons:

These reasons above might be true for a lot of
businesses out there but people shouldn’t ignore the fact that everybody still
has different perceptions when it comes to this. Philippines’ outsourcing
companies certainly have more time to prove what they got and why the country
deserves the number one spot.

However, how do you think this enormous rise affected
the competing countries? How should they overcome such challenges?

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Cabra Island Philippines
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Located southeast of Metro Manila, Quezon is one the steadily
progressing provinces in the Philippines. The province, which was named
after the country’s second president, Manuel L. Quezon, is rich in
agricultural lands and is blessed with natural wonders such as the Mt.
Banahaw. Though the province greatly depends on farming, its tourism
sector is steadily becoming a booming industry.

Best Time To Visit

Summer is the ideal time to roam around Quezon Province, which is home
to the colorful Pahiyas Festival in Lucban. The weather from March to
May is also conducive to climb Mt. Banahaw, one the active volcanoes in
the country. However, this majestic mountain has been temporarily closed
to public as part of conservation efforts in the province.

The following are some of the famous tourist attractions in Quezon.

Pahiyas Festival

Celebrated on the 15th day of May, this annual festival in Lucban is one of the famous summer events
in the country. Every year, residents of the second-class municipality
decorate their homes with colorful rice ornaments called kiping. Pahiyas
is held in honor of St. Isidore, the patron saints of farmers, for a
bountiful harvest and endless blessings. A similar festival is also held
yearly in Sariaya.

Mt. Banahaw

Towering more than 7,000 feet above sea level, Mt. Banahaw is one of
the favorite destinations of mountaineers in the country. Hiking
activities on the “sacred” mountain peak during the Holy Week. Religious
faithfuls are also a regular scene at Mt. Banahaw during the Lenten
season. They usually gather in the “Kweba ng Diyos Ama” and the
Kinabuhayan spring, which allegedly has curative powers.

Mayohan sa Tayabas

Another famous festival in Quezon is the Mayohan sa Tayabas. This
ten-day event, which kicks off on May 6, is more than just a gastronomic
treat for both local residents and tourists. Aside from the
grab-all-you-can affair with suman, the festival celebrates the city’s rich historical past by holding parades, exhibits, and tiangges.

Kamay ni Hesus Healing Center

The construction of the Kamay ni Hesus Healing Center in Lucban in 2004
gave birth to the pilgrimage tourism in Quezon. This place of worship
is frequented by pilgrims from various parts of the country and abroad
in hopes of getting their ailments cured. A side attraction at the
centre is a grotto built of top of a hill where a 50-foot statue of
Jesus Christ is mounted.

Sariaya Beach

Quezon also has its share of the finest beach resorts in the
Philippines. In Sariaya, a first-class municipality on the southeastern
side of the provincial capital Lucena, is home to the province’s famous
beaches. A number of accommodations have scattered near the seaside,
providing affordable and quality vacation packages for tourists. Sariaya
is also famous for its heritage houses.

Local Philippines
is your travel buddy. We have information about the destinations, how
to get there, what to do while in the area and more! Destinations in the
beaches or in the mountains, destinations under water, destinations
right at the middle of the urban hub, name it and Local Philippines will
most likely feature it.

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