ECONOMIC STRUCTURE

Type of Business Number of Establishment Resorts 11 Banks 39 Restaurant & Eatery 111 Hotels/ Inns 46 Gasoline Station 22 Rice Mill 54 Medium & Small 2,605 Establishments

Tourist Arrivals for 2015 73,821

Tourist Arrivals for 2016 81,874 List of Banks with ATM & Offsite ATM NO. NAME OF BANKS LOCATION With ATM ATM Offsi 1 Agri Business Rural Bank Camilmil 1 2 San Vicente 1 3 Banco Alabang (A Rural Bank) San Vicente West 4 Banco de Mindoro ( A Rural Bank) Ibaba East 5 Unibank Inc. San Vicente East 2 6 Banco de Oro Unibank Inc. Camilmil 2 7 San Vicente 1 8 Bank of Makati Lumangbayan 9 Bank of the Phil. Islands San Vicente East 2 10 Bank of the Phil. Islands Camilmil 3 11 Card Bank, Inc. Comunal 12 Card Bank, Inc. Sta. Isabel 13 Card Bank, Inc. Bucayao 14 Card Bank, Inc. Biga 15 Card Bank, Inc. Comunal 16 Card Rural Bank, Inc. Ilaya 1 17 China Banking Corp. San Vicente South 1 18 City Savings Bank, Inc. Camilmil 1 19 Country Bank San Vicente North 20 Development Bank of the Phils. Sto. Nino 1 1 21 East West Banking Corp San Vicente South 1 22 First Consolidated Bank San Vicente South 1 23 Land Bank of the Phils. Sto. Nino 3 4 24 Maybank , Inc San Vicente South 1 25 San Vicente 2 2 26 Metrobank Lalud 1 27 Microfinance Savings Bank Ibaba East 28 Robinson's Bank Corp Lumangbayan 1 29 Philippine Business Bank San Vicente East 1 30 Camilmil 1 31 PNB Savings Bank San Vicente West 1 32 RCBC Savings Bank Camilmil 1 1 33 Rural Bank of Baco San Vicente 34 Rural Bank of Pinamalayan, Inc. Biga 35 Rural Bank of Pinamalayan San Vicente East 36 Rural Bank of Pola San Vicente North 37 Camilmil 1 38 United Coconut Planters Bank San Vicente North 1 39 Max Bank Camilmil 1 40 Philippine Savings Bank Camilmil Total 33 8

Inventory of Tourist Spots/Attractions Tourist Location Area (sq.m) Facilities NATURAL Description/Place of Interest 1. Calapan Bulusan 26,457 sq. Zoo animals, recreational Recreational and m areas, picnic and camping Zoological Park grounds 2.Bulusan Caves Bulusan Home of Bats,various forms of Stalactites & Stalagmites 3. Caluangan Lake Baruyan 1,280,000 Home of the famous baruy sq.m (halaan) and various kinds of fishes 4. Bacochico I Ibaba East 406,606 sq White beaches,corals & m various rock formations 5.Bacochico II Ibaba East 142,101 sq White beaches,corals & m various rock formations 6.Bacochico III Ibaba East 33,672 sq White beaches and corals 7.Harka Piloto Islet Suqui 4m7,970 sq White beaches and corals 8.Silonay Islet Suqui 6m0,000 sq White beaches and corals 9. Masipit Creek Masipit Various type of mangroves, different species of birds and reptiles 10. Silonay, Silonay, Thick mangroves abound Navotas, Maidlang Navotas, along the shoreline 11. Pachoca-Balite Pachoca and 2-km length Semi-black sand shorelines, Beach Balite cottages and beach resorts are available to tourists 12. Lazareto-Suqui- Lazareto, 3- km Semi-black sand shorelines, Parang Beach Suqui,Parang length cottages and beach resorts are available to tourists HISTORICAL & Description/Place of RELIGIOUS SITES Interest 1. Casa Real Ruins Ibaba East Former seat of Prov’l Spanish Gov’t 2. Calapan Old Calero Site where the first captive Cemetery Insurrectos in Calapan were (Bishop Finneman executed by the Spaniards 3.San Vicente San Vicente Site of the first battle Bridge North between the Spaniards and 4. Calapan Sto. Ilaya Founded 300 years ago, it is Niño Cathedral the center of religious activities in Calapan City 5. Mindoro HS San Vicente 50,000 sq. Became the Headquarters of (OMHS) East m Japanese Army in Or.Mindoro during the 6.St. Augustine Suqui Seminary with museum Seminary 7.Bishop Palace San Rafael Residence of Bishop & Botanical Gardens 8.St. Rafael St. Rafael Place for Retreat and 9M.oBneansetdeircytine St. Rafael PSelamceinfaorrsRetreat and 1N0u.nMs angyan Calero MSeamnignyaarns Heritage Center 1M1i.sCsaiolanpan City Guinobatan The Museum houses relics Musem from the American and Japanese period and even from the past leaders of the 12. New City Hall Guinobatan 5 has. The seat of the City Government of Calapan 13. Provincial Camilmil Artifacts from the Pre- Museum Spanish Era 14. Calapan Plaza Ibaba East Relatively modified structure adjacent the Old City Hall that serves as park AGRO-TOURISM Location Area Description/Place of SITES Interest 1. Parang Coconut Parang Various types of bananas and Banana and coconuts are planted. Plantations Activities: Lupakan, Coconut Harvesting,Picnics. Harvesting season is all year 2. Masipit Masipit Bangus, shrimps and crabs Fishponds are cultured at Masipit Fishponds. Harvesting season is all-year round 3. Sapul Orchard Sapul Main attractions are rambutan & lanzones. September and October are 4. Biga Ricefields Biga Famous varieties of palay are planted, activity for tourists, planting and harvesting, picnics and 5. Papaya Personas PlantCaUtiLoTnURAL Location Area Description/Place of ATTRACTIONS Interest 1. Calapan City Calapan City Held from Dec 16-Jan 1 of Fiesta every year. Celebrated in honor of the Patron Sto. Niño. Considered the 2. Mayuhan and Calapan City CloenlegbesrattceedleibnreavteedryFiesta in Santacruzan barangay of the city from May 1-31 of the year. Highlights the Flower offering and procession of 3. Calapan City Calapan City Celebrated every 21st of Foundation Day March. Highlights: KALAP FESTIVAL, Street Dancing Contest, Mardigras , Search for Miss Calapan & Employees Day for CGC 4. Oriental Calapan City Held every Nov 9-15 of the Mindoro year. Hosted by Or. Mindoro Foundation Day Prov’l Gov’t. Highlights: Street Dancing Contest, Miss Or. Mdo. Pageant,