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Dominic Amayun

Dominic Amayun is an accomplished academic, development practitioner, and entrepreneur with extensive expertise in economics, public administration, and tourism management. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Master in Public Administration, and Doctor of Public Administration from the University of St. Louis. He further expanded his academic foundation at the University of the Philippines, completing a Graduate Diploma in Tourism Development and Management as well as a Master of Science in Tourism Development and Management. He is currently pursuing a Juris Doctor degree, reflecting his continued commitment to advancing his knowledge in law and governance.

In 2012, Dominic established CSI Philippines, where he continues to serve as Managing Director. Under his leadership, CSI has grown into a trusted institution recognized for its programs and international partnerships. His professional journey prior to founding CSI includes extensive experience in both education and government service. He served as School Administrator of AMA College Batangas for three years, Graduate School Professor at Lyceum of the Philippines University for one year, and Graduate School Professor at the University of St. Louis for three years. In the public sector, he worked as Project Development Officer at the Provincial Planning and Development Office of Cagayan and as Public Employment Service Office Manager of Cagayan, where he was actively engaged in local development and public service initiatives.

Dominic is also a licensed professional, holding two Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) licenses and two civil service eligibilities. He has completed specialized training in Human Resource Management, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Operations and Production Management, Digital Marketing, Oenology, and Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), among others, reflecting his versatility and commitment to lifelong learning.

A passionate traveler and advocate of cultural exchange, Dominic has visited 78 countries worldwide, highlighted by a remarkable 101-day journey across Europe. In the Philippines, he has explored 76 provinces, gaining firsthand insight into the diverse communities, cultures, and industries that shape the nation. These global and local experiences continue to inspire his leadership at CSI Philippines, driving the organization’s vision to bridge education, tourism, and development for both students and institutions.

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  3. hey! may I know your email? just want some chitchat coz Im planning to go dubaaai this april. Thank you

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  8. It was fun to read about your adventures in Dubai and Tokyo! I wish you luck on your future travels.

    And yes, thank you for stopping by and taking the time to read my blog!
    -Daniel

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  12. I got here thru google search – usually I just click-and-leave but your blog got me browsing your other articles. Awesome adventures! – kakainggit. I also like your blog design very neat and easy to read.

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  13. Hello Sir! Ive been reading your entries and it keeps me moving and motivated to write blogs also. Ang galing! And I happen also to start collecting starbucks mugs and you’re so right, addictive talaga. Pero ung collection nyo po, hands down po ako, amazing! Keep up the good work! Keep us posted on your travel tips and guides. God bless! More Power!

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  14. Hi, I’m an intern from Celebrity Mom under One Mega Group. We liked one of your Bukidnon photos. May we use it for our June issue? We’ll credit your blog. Will that be okay? Thank you!

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  20. hi! i’m planning to travel in Vietnam this coming July particulary in Ho Chi Minh with a friend any suggestion where to stay that offer an affordable price but with nice & clean facilities…Thank you!

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  29. Wow! Like you’ve got a lot of stuff in here. Like your job is traveling. haha. Well, I guess you’ve been traveling a lot and I think your blog is very much helpful for people who need information about a certain place like me.
    Thanks for dropping by my blog. I’ll read your travels and I’m thanking you in advance for all the information you have here. 🙂

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