College of International Hospitality Management

College of International Hospitality Management Mabuhay! Welcome to the official page of UPHSL College of International Hospitality Management. Be exceptional. Be one of us. ONE CIHM. ❤️🧡💚

Proudly building the nation through excellent hospitality. 🧑‍✈️👩‍🍳🧑‍⚕️

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Christmas is all about family, and we are so grateful for ours! 🎁👩‍🍳🏨From the CIHM Family to yours, we wish you a Merry ...
24/12/2025

Christmas is all about family, and we are so grateful for ours! 🎁👩‍🍳🏨

From the CIHM Family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas filled with good food, great company, and endless blessings. May we continue to serve with a heart of gold and a spirit of joy.

Stay bright and merry, everyone! 🌟

The College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management extends its warmest congratulations to Ms. Elisa Dimaculan...
21/12/2025

The College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management extends its warmest congratulations to Ms. Elisa Dimaculangan, Laboratory Custodian, in recognition of her forty (40) years of exemplary and dedicated service. This remarkable milestone reflects her unwavering commitment, professionalism, and loyalty as a proud Perpetualite.

Throughout the years, Ms. Dimaculangan has consistently embodied and upheld the vision and mission of the institution, contributing significantly to the academic community through her diligence and integrity. Her steadfast service stands as an inspiration to colleagues and students alike.

We celebrate this meaningful achievement and express our deepest gratitude for her invaluable contributions. Kudos to you, Ms. Dimaculangan, and thank you for four decades of faithful service.

The College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management proudly extends its warmest congratulations to Mr. Benjami...
21/12/2025

The College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management proudly extends its warmest congratulations to Mr. Benjamin Tangaran, fondly known as Kuya Benjie, Laboratory Custodian, in recognition of his twenty-five (25) years of exemplary and dedicated service. This significant milestone reflects his unwavering commitment, professionalism, and steadfast loyalty as a proud Perpetualite.

Throughout the years, Mr. Tangaran has consistently embodied and upheld the vision and mission of the institution through his reliability, strong work ethic, and sincere dedication to service. His diligence, integrity, and willingness to go beyond what is required have greatly contributed to the smooth operation of laboratory activities and the overall excellence of the academic community. He has earned the respect and appreciation of faculty, staff, and students alike.

Mr. Tangaran’s steadfast service, humility, and positive influence stand as an inspiration to his colleagues and to the generations of students he has supported throughout his career. His commitment and quiet excellence exemplify the true spirit of service and dedication.

We celebrate this meaningful achievement with deep gratitude and admiration. Kudos to you, Kuya Benjie, and thank you for twenty-five years of faithful, selfless, and commendable service.

14/12/2025

Happiest Birthday Ma’am Rui! Your UPHSL - CNHTM family wishes you the best and many more birthdays to come!

From November 15 to 19, 2025, the 2nd- and 4th-year BS Tourism Management students of the University of Perpetual Help S...
02/12/2025

From November 15 to 19, 2025, the 2nd- and 4th-year BS Tourism Management students of the University of Perpetual Help System Laguna embarked on an immersive educational tour across Vietnam, exploring key destinations aligned with their courses in Heritage Tourism, Transportation Management, and Recreation and Leisure Management. The five-day international exposure allowed students to observe real-world applications of sustainable tourism, cultural preservation, and destination management.

Vietnam—one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing tourism hubs—provided an ideal learning environment with its blend of rich cultural heritage and progressive tourism practices. The tour brought students to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, innovative tourism developments, and diverse natural attractions, giving them firsthand insight into how Vietnam balances tourism growth with heritage protection.

The journey began in Danang at Sunworld Ba Na Hills, where students examined how architectural creativity and transport systems like the world-renowned cable car enhance mountain tourism. In Hoi An, they explored the ancient town’s well-preserved cultural identity, visited community-based tourism sites, and participated in traditional activities such as the lantern floating ceremony. A seminar by retired tourism officer Mr. Quang deepened their understanding of Vietnam’s tourism strategies, sustainability challenges, and heritage conservation efforts.

In Hue, students visited major historical landmarks including the Khai Dinh Tomb, Hue Imperial City, and Thien Mu Pagoda, gaining insight into the complexities of conserving large cultural sites. Their overnight 14-hour train journey to Hanoi served as a practical study of rail transport as a sustainable tourism mode.

Hanoi offered perspectives on urban heritage, with visits to the Ho Chi Minh Complex, Tran Quoc Pagoda, and St. Joseph Cathedral illustrating the integration of political, religious, and colonial histories in destination storytelling. The tour concluded with a luxury cruise in Halong Bay, where students observed responsible cruise operations, explored natural attractions such as Sung Sot Cave and Titop Island, and studied environmental management in nature-based tourism.

Across all destinations, students witnessed Vietnam’s holistic approach to tourism—one that emphasizes authenticity, sustainability, and community participation. The experience not only reinforced classroom concepts but also enhanced students’ cultural competence, professionalism, and understanding of global tourism dynamics. The tour served as a significant step in preparing future tourism practitioners to contribute meaningfully to sustainable destination development.
By: Ms. Rushiell May Oasay

Last November 29, 2025, the BS Tourism Management students from the College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Manag...
02/12/2025

Last November 29, 2025, the BS Tourism Management students from the College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management conducted their Countryside Learning Journey at Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort. The activity served as an immersive learning experience aligned with the courses Heritage Tourism, Transportation Management, and Recreation and Leisure Management, allowing students to observe real-world applications of tourism concepts within a rural heritage setting.

Villa Escudero, located along the boundary of Tiaong, Quezon and San Pablo City, Laguna, is one of the Philippines’ most prominent heritage tourism destinations. Originally established as a coconut plantation in the late nineteenth century, the estate has developed into a cultural resort that seamlessly integrates historical preservation, natural landscapes, and community-based tourism. Its extensive private museum, curated cultural performances, and traditional Filipino architectural and culinary offerings reflect the resort’s commitment to safeguarding cultural heritage.

A key highlight of the visit was the Labasin Waterfall Restaurant, an iconic attraction built on the spillway of the hydroelectric plant constructed in the 1930s. This distinctive dining experience demonstrates how Villa Escudero harmonizes environmental features with heritage-inspired tourism practices. Students also experienced other eco-cultural activities such as bamboo rafting, carabao cart rides, and guided nature explorations, which further showcased the resort’s dedication to sustainable and experiential tourism.

Beyond its attractions, Villa Escudero plays an essential role in local development by generating employment and fostering community engagement. Its blend of historical significance, cultural preservation, and recreational offerings positions it as an exemplary model for sustainable rural tourism. Through this learning journey, students gained deeper insights into how heritage-based destinations can contribute to both cultural continuity and economic development, strengthening their understanding of tourism management in the Philippine context.
By: Ma. Catalina Mabilangan

To all faculty, staff, administrators, students, and parents, thank you for your unwavering support and love for the col...
29/11/2025

To all faculty, staff, administrators, students, and parents, thank you for your unwavering support and love for the college. Because of your strong commitment, dedication, and enthusiasm, we have surpassed a remarkable milestone—one that inspires us and strengthens our shared commitment to the college’s endeavors.

This achievement reminds us of the importance of appreciating one another’s contributions, whether big or small, for each effort plays a vital role in completing the whole. Throughout U-Week, we also embraced the value of acceptance. Although we faced and competed in various sporting and non-sporting events, we rose above every challenge with humility, compassion, and respect for one another.

Our players and students truly embodied perseverance and enthusiasm. They never gave up, regardless of the circumstances. They put their whole hearts into every performance, every game, and every cheer—showcasing the remarkable unity and spirit that define our community.

We delivered. We conquered. We won. And as we move forward, we will continue striving toward even greater goals—honorably, passionately, and proudly—as the College of Nutrition, Hospitality, and Tourism Management (CIHM).

The first-year Hospitality and Tourism Management students embarked on a meaningful and enriching two-day familiarizatio...
27/11/2025

The first-year Hospitality and Tourism Management students embarked on a meaningful and enriching two-day familiarization tour that provided them with a comprehensive introduction to both the tourism and hospitality industries.

Day 1: Historical and Cultural Exposure

The tour began with a rolling visit to historic Fort Santiago and Luneta Park, where the students learned about the cultural and historical significance of these iconic landmarks. This exposure helped them appreciate the role of heritage sites in tourism and how they contribute to the country’s cultural identity.

After their morning tour, the students enjoyed a delightful lunch at Barbara’s, a well-known restaurant offering traditional Filipino cuisine and cultural ambiance. This experience allowed them to observe hospitality service styles rooted in Filipino tradition.

Following their activities, the students proceeded to Sheraton Manila Hotel, where they checked in for their overnight stay. This provided them the opportunity to experience the ambiance, guest services, and overall operations of a luxury hotel from a guest’s perspective.

Day 2: Hotel Immersion and Learning Sessions

On the second day, the students visited Grand Westside Manila Bay for a more in-depth hotel immersion and seminar. Here, they explored various hotel departments which these exposure allowed them to observe how each department functions and collaborates to ensure smooth hotel operations and exceptional guest satisfaction.

A key highlight of the immersion was the opportunity to listen to valuable insights and real-life work experiences shared by hotel professionals. Hoteliers from different areas discussed their roles, challenges, and career paths, emphasizing the importance of professionalism, customer service, teamwork, and adaptability in the hospitality industry. These interactions enriched the students’ understanding of how each department—whether front office, culinary, housekeeping, events, or sales and marketing—contributes to creating memorable guest experiences.

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