The office
About DOT Region VII
The regional office of the Philippine Department of Tourism for Central Visayas — Bohol and Cebu.
Who we are
The Department of Tourism (DOT) shall be the primary government agency charged with the responsibility to encourage, promote, and develop tourism as a major socio-economic activity to generate foreign currency and employment and to spread the benefits of tourism to both the private and public sector.
As Central Visayas' primary tourism authority, DOT Region VII collaborates with government, industry, and communities to advance sustainable and globally competitive tourism through destination marketing, product development, investment promotion, quality assurance, tourism standards, and stakeholder capacity-building, strengthening the region's appeal to domestic and international travelers.
The region
Every traveler is searching for something different. Some are drawn to the vibrant energy of bustling cities, while others find meaning in nature's quiet moments, thrilling adventures, or authentic cultural encounters. In Central Visayas, you never have to choose. Home to Bohol and Cebu, the region offers two distinct island experiences that complement one another. Cebu captivates with its dynamic urban lifestyle, rich heritage, world-class connectivity, thriving MICE industry, and coastal adventures. Bohol invites travelers to slow down through iconic natural wonders, immersive countryside experiences, wellness escapes, and living traditions. More than neighboring destinations, they create one seamless journey where every visit reveals something new. Come for the city, stay for the islands, and leave with every reason to visit again — because in Central Visayas, there's always more waiting for your next visit.
The two provinces
Central Visayas comprises the provinces of Bohol and Cebu.The Department's regional office works alongside the provincial and city tourism offices, which publish their own guides:
- Bohol Provincial Tourism Office (opens in a new tab) — Bohol province
- Cebu Provincial Tourism Office — Cebu province
- Cebu City Tourism — Cebu City
The Cebu provincial and Cebu City tourism offices are preparing their own sites. They will be linked here once published.
The office
Contact
Not yet published
DOT Region VII office address, telephone, email, and office hours
The Department's regional directory entry for Central Visayas is currently unpopulated, so these details are not published here rather than published from an unofficial source.
This will be published once the Department has confirmed it.
Department of Tourism (national)
While the regional office details are being confirmed, the Department's national contact points are:
- Telephone
- +63 (2) 8459-5200
Source: tourism.gov.ph site footer, read 2026-08-25.
Feedback and concerns
Tell us about a problem with this website, a listing that looks wrong, or anything else about tourism in Bohol and Cebu.
Send feedback by emailThis opens your own email app. Messages go to the Department's national feedback address; the regional office's own address is published above once the Department confirms it. Nothing is collected by this website — the message is sent from your email account to the Department's, and this site never sees it.
Divisions and units
Direct contacts for the office's divisions, so an enquiry reaches the desk that can answer it rather than a general line.
Not yet published
Telephone, email and remit for each division of DOT Region VII
The office's divisions are referenced across this site as the owners of specific content, but no per-division contact details have been supplied. Publishing a general line under a division's name would send the public to the wrong desk, so nothing is published until the real details are confirmed.
This will be published once the Department has confirmed it.
Satellite offices
Where the Department keeps a presence outside the regional office.
Not yet published
Location, address, telephone and opening hours for each DOT Region VII satellite office
No satellite office has been supplied for publication. The provinces and municipalities a satellite serves must come from the Department rather than be inferred from where its staff happen to travel.
This will be published once the Department has confirmed it.
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