CEBU is already a global tourist hotspot, but it still has much to offer beyond colorful festivals, historical landmarks, and stunning natural attractions. As the top economic capital in the south, Cebu’s rapid growth has set the pace for progress in the Visayas and Mindanao.
In sync with Cebu’s upward track is Ayala Land, the first developer to stake a huge capital in the province when it built the Cebu Business Park in the 1980s. Since opening Ayala Center Cebu in 1994 and launching Cebu I.T. Park in 1996, Ayala Land has stayed the course as the most committed and influential developer on the island.
“The Ayala Land estates has served as a catalyst for major businesses, especially the I.T. BPM companies around Cebu Business Park (CBP) and Cebu I.T. Park (CITP). The industry has progressively developed over the last few years. The industry was thriving in CBP and CITP, and continuously attracted more business relocators and ventures to be in the vicinity given the Ayala brand,” says Buddy Villasis, executive director of the Cebu I.T. BPM Organization.
