Stevienomics on tourism: Nothing wrong with copying from the best; lessons from Thailand | ANC

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  • Market Edge: Michelle Ong talks to global investment banker, Stephen CuUnjieng, for this month's Stevienomics.
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Komentáře • 74

  • @scuunjieng
    @scuunjieng Před 29 dny +24

    Thank you for inviting me again

    • @carmelaariza9711
      @carmelaariza9711 Před 29 dny +1

      I always enjoy listening to you Sir...very educational and you challenge us to be critical thinkers...If only our government will know what the priorities are that will really help uplift the poor...if only...

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 29 dny

      @@carmelaariza9711 many thanks

    • @WeCube1898
      @WeCube1898 Před 29 dny +1

      Thank you Sir Stevie for your great insights as always 😊

    • @mattfernandez6421
      @mattfernandez6421 Před 29 dny +1

      @scuunjieng always is my inspiration!

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 29 dny

      @@mattfernandez6421 many thanks

  • @user-le6ii5jw3k
    @user-le6ii5jw3k Před 29 dny +10

    He deserves to be heard more often.

  • @donskidarko
    @donskidarko Před 29 dny +9

    Again, on point commentary about service - being polite and efficient about what needs to be done.

  • @totolopez9772
    @totolopez9772 Před 26 dny +2

    Thanks Stevie..good lecture on Daly. I keep on seeing it around the marikina area where they focused early on store expansion.

  • @clarissadavid8783
    @clarissadavid8783 Před 29 dny +3

    So true, we are not service oriented. We can give seminars to our hospitality workers.

  • @DennisD619
    @DennisD619 Před 28 dny +1

    Mr. C, as usual, you nailed it again! Your experience, keen sense of observation, and analytical approach to issues always astound me. There's a quote attributed to Oscar Wilde: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." If that's what it takes for Philippine tourism to grow, so be it. It's also frustrating when a business establishment tells you, "Out of stock, sir." We haven't quite mastered the fine art of service.

  • @miexui8596
    @miexui8596 Před 29 dny +1

    The guest i always lookout for ❣❣❣

  • @jeanabawag8514
    @jeanabawag8514 Před 29 dny +2

    I can attest to the IDEA THAT THAILAND HAVE THE BEST AMENITIES FOR TOURIST. I also agree that we should copy from the BEST.

  • @nosjah005
    @nosjah005 Před 29 dny +1

    Hi Sir Stevie! In my own opinion, our we're in a dillema on choosing the right language for our students. Here's my example, my inaanak always approach me for their assignments, i have observed that the context is written in english when it comes to science and math, so my inaanak always ask for the explanation of every questions on his assignments. Sadly, the other subjects becomes harder for me because the instructions is in Filipino(Tagalog) na sobrang lalim ng ibang words na ginagamit. I know that our DEPED want us to enrich our own language pero sana gawin nilang simple lang para mabilis maintindihan ng bata pati ako 😅
    Sana our new DEPED sec. will copy from other country na may high quality education system. As your one of your clients said that there's nothing wrong on copying naman 😅
    Sadly for some reason, I'm afraid of our country's future due to our education system. We're heavily invested yet we still fall behind.

    • @nosjah005
      @nosjah005 Před 29 dny

      Still loving your show with Mimi! Even though i don't much time and the show do not enough time with you and mimi 😂
      Dami kong laging natutunan sir na apply ko rin sa business namin. I always repeat some of your interview just to remind me or sometime to motivate me also kaya maraming thank you Sir Stevie. Until next month po! Ganda rin ng explanation niyo about between the restaurant and PAL.

  • @Bubeng2017
    @Bubeng2017 Před 28 dny +1

    I think what's worth mentioning like for example Baguio, the last time where there, i got a feeling that tourist are not welcome there. In SM Baguio, guards are not helpful; who do they think they are? their primary source of income is tourism and yet they are snubbish and uncooperative

  • @alfredhitchcock45
    @alfredhitchcock45 Před 29 dny +3

    Maganda ung point niya on Service Orientation vs Hospitality. While Filipinos are hospitable while Thais are not, mas lamang sila sa service orientation and efficiency

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 27 dny

      even being hospitable often crosses into invading privacy and not at the expense of actual service

  • @jimdavis081
    @jimdavis081 Před 29 dny +2

    Couldn’t agree more. Thailand has perfected their Tourism sector, it is the best across all ASEAN, SK and Japan. No wonder it has the biggest share in their GDP.

  • @rowenadinsmore1
    @rowenadinsmore1 Před 29 dny +1

    I agree, in the Philippines, we still need a lot of education in tourism.

  • @fil_britbunnyboi872
    @fil_britbunnyboi872 Před 29 dny +5

    Ive been to many places in Asia and Philippines is probably the least interesting place. Apart from the friendly people and the amazing beaches, there's nothing else. Cities are chaotic and unwalkable with limited transportation options, no or very historical centres as many historical buildings are demolished and replaced with malls, and food is subpar yet overpriced compared to Vietnamese and Thai.

    • @theVhin
      @theVhin Před 29 dny +2

      This is sad but true; PH has much catching up to do.

    • @noeminoemi1350
      @noeminoemi1350 Před 28 dny +1

      people go for eco and nature tourism, diving and a beach holiday, the cities are not that good .

    • @ykievzki9837
      @ykievzki9837 Před 26 dny

      Agree

  • @eegt628
    @eegt628 Před 29 dny +4

    dito kasi kanya kanyang diskarte. walang standard yung tourism natin.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 27 dny

      yes a key point no standards all individual take

  • @christopholivia9920
    @christopholivia9920 Před 29 dny +1

    I’m a Filipino the problem with Philippines the hotel is VERY EXPENSIVE!

  • @bgkous
    @bgkous Před 29 dny +2

    Safety, transportation, airport and ung kadugyutan ng mga Pilipino...

  • @noeminoemi1350
    @noeminoemi1350 Před 29 dny +3

    THailand also has cheaper food and better quality. Need to improve food quality. If you want food quality in the PHils the price goes up too hgih compared to Thailand. If you eat at eateries it's always tipid ingredients because they cater to Filipinos who are used to it but for foreing tourists it will be disappointing if you're comparing it to neighbors. However the nature in the PHils are superior but the towns are not as nice. They could make the towns of each tourist destination nicer looking with better infrastructure.

  • @pushslice
    @pushslice Před 29 dny +1

    Indeed, nothing wrong with imitation as flattery , but…. Our DoT PR should produce its own footage, not recycle the sites and locales of completely different countries!! 😅
    But back to the serious topic, Stevie is correct in reminding everyone NOT to conflate friendly disposition, with High-value service.
    Both are desirable , and they can be complementary, but they are distinct . The first is natural-born; the second generally must be learned/trained (but most critical: that second one is also the one that delivers _QUANTIFIABLE & REPEATABLE_ returns)

  • @noeminoemi1350
    @noeminoemi1350 Před 29 dny +2

    Maybe you should change the Dot secretary who does nothing but to look good. Yeah she's presentable but what else?

  • @frodobaggins20011
    @frodobaggins20011 Před 29 dny +2

    Nope, just for the street food alone in Thailand is a tourist destination in itself. What Pinas can offee, puro oily sh*t sa atin

  • @gabrielsebastian8184
    @gabrielsebastian8184 Před 29 dny +1

    Problem for us, every 6 years different policy. Other problem, nobody knows is ownership, China is buying our lands.

  • @tonyp2601
    @tonyp2601 Před 29 dny +2

    Sir, pasensiya na po, di po available ang item na ito. Regular power failure. Skin tax - separate lines to tourist destinations for Pinoys and for foreigners with different pricing. Generally more expensive accommodation. No VAT refund. Not direct flights from Europe except probably Istanbul. Noisy streets with horns honking. Sidewalks na dugyot. Dangerous for tourists to cross streets even using PED crossing. and so on.

    • @creeptoaddict8043
      @creeptoaddict8043 Před 28 dny

      sa madaling salita, wala ng pagasa umunlad ang Pilipinas. Masakit pakingggan pero yan ang reality. Corruption to the highest level and in every government agency.

  • @LarryfromPH
    @LarryfromPH Před 29 dny

    As for the service, the only problem Filipinos have is efficiency I guess. We shouldn't question the personal touch. It's like having your own personal assistant and that's better.

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 27 dny

      sorry disagree as the personal touch often crosses boundaries when they invade privacy and what is appropriate in a commercial relationship.. customers are not relatives.

  • @tommybabauta3706
    @tommybabauta3706 Před 29 dny +1

    linisin lang ang lugar pupuntahan ng turista yan

  • @dygong7276
    @dygong7276 Před 29 dny +1

    Liberal tak too much. #idealist

    • @scuunjieng
      @scuunjieng Před 27 dny

      and conservatives think too little with scant discernment

  • @gogofmagog2382
    @gogofmagog2382 Před 29 dny +2

    Copy the Best, copy Thailand, then PH need to hire million s3x workers and trans. haha lol. That’s not gonna work in PH. PH need competitive pricing in its accomodation at the least, Govt should be in control, improve transport system, data signal, infrastructures in Tourist spots, so many Waterwalls, rivers & lakes in PH but so hard to get to. Look at Vietnam, Cambodia, the mainland Asean, its so cheap, so they have millions more tourists than PH.

  • @alfredhitchcock45
    @alfredhitchcock45 Před 29 dny +1

    I find it ironic he's still trying to woo tourists in the massive scale of Thailand while at the same time being disgusted na nababoy na siya. Dude, double or triple the tourists, the more pollution it will be

  • @joegenson9584
    @joegenson9584 Před 29 dny +1

    Why are people having this guy be your resource person when this guy is anti filipino. his narratives about filipino has been very disgusting, I believed this guy is not a filipino after all.

    • @pushslice
      @pushslice Před 29 dny +5

      Hold on….please explain why you don’t think he’s Filipino??
      I’m honestly curious. as that is parang bizarre statement .
      The guy is dispensing incredibly insightful truth-pills ….for free.
      Probably best not to look a gift-horse in the mouth.

    • @Morigan20003
      @Morigan20003 Před 28 dny

      ​​MGA pinoy takot harapin ang katotohanan Kaya ignore paano Tayo makapag develop at magiimprove Kung ayaw natin mapuna sa MGA Mali MGA kadugyutan ​at kabobohan my god@@pushslice

    • @DennisD619
      @DennisD619 Před 28 dny

      Ad hominem.

  • @Thermalpcp011
    @Thermalpcp011 Před 29 dny +2

    I agree. Enterprising individuals will try to squeeze money out of tourists instead of giving them proper service.

  • @merrileeleonard6372
    @merrileeleonard6372 Před 29 dny

    Snippet: It could be monkey see, monkey do concept the world is sharing in modern times. The human civilization is more mobile nowadays and well-traveled even have the ability to speak more than one language. It's good hearing your thoughts on what's happening in the world of tourism business -- primarily around the pacific rim. We've come a looong way since the explorer Mr. Ferdinand Magellan circumvented the earth by sea -- soon after that humans started crisscrossing the globe by air and then comes the tourism industry within reach by just a few hop. Thanks for the input. be blessed. jul2024