The document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a coastal island's tourism industry. It identifies natural assets like beaches and mangroves as strengths, and lack of infrastructure like roads and utilities as weaknesses. Opportunities include potential for tourism, agriculture, and investors. Threats involve decreasing tourism, climate change, and lack of development priority. Recommendations pair strengths with opportunities (e.g. promoting agriculture) and weaknesses with opportunities (e.g. street lights project) to develop the island as a tourism destination.

1. Strengths:
• White sand beach w/ gradual slope
• Existing natural areas
• Salt making
• Mango vinegar
• Mangrove areas
• Virgin island
• Wastage system (composting)
• Environmental prevention
• Local population cooperation
Weakness:
• No street lights
• Accessibility
• Dead seaweeds
• No activity during low tide
• Potable water
• Infrastructure
• Lack of prime necessity of land transportation (gasoline, groceries and etc.)
Opportunity:
• Lively hood opportunity
• Supper infrastructure to tourism industry
• Potential tourist destination
• Prime tourist destination
• Potential hub to other island such as hundred island; tamduyong island; cory
island; crocodile island
• Potential investors
Threats:
• Decreasing tourist arrivals
• Insufficient funds
• Low priority by LGU for tourism development
• Climate change (fast)
• Existence of competitors
• No assigned tourism development
S3O3 – increased promotion of agriculture in the area
S8O1 – business opportunity; employment
S6O5 – more tourism arrivals

2. W1O1 – street lights project
W2O3 – improved railroad
W7O5 – construction of establishments for necessities of tourist
S2T1 – developed and promote area
S4T2 – export products to other provinces and if possible other countries
S3T2 – more production for export
S1T1 – development as mini boracay of the north
W1T2 – allot portion of agricultural fund
W5T3 – standardized distribution of the water supply