12 Metropolitan Areas of the Philippines

Last 5-6 November 2014, the first tourism summit for BLISTT was held in Baguio City. BLISTT is among the 12 metropolitan areas in the Philippines as identified by NEDA or National Economic and Development Authority.

The 12 metropolitan areas of the Philippines as identified by NEDA are:

1. Metro Manila

• Manila
• Caloocan
• Las Piñas
• Makati
• Malabon
• Mandaluyong
• Marikina
• Muntinlupa
• Navotas
• Parañaque
• Pasay
• Pasig
• Pateros
• Quezon City
• San Juan
• Taguig
• Valenzuela

2. Metro Cebu

• Cebu City
• Carcar
• Compostela
• Consolacion
• Cordova
• Danao City
• Lapu-Lapu City
• Liloan
• Mandaue City
• Minglanilla
• Naga
• San Fernando
• Talisay City

3. Metro Davao

• Davao City
• Digos City
• Panabo City
• Island Garden City of Samal
• Santa Cruz
• Tagum City

4. Metro Cagayan de Oro

• Cagayan de Oro City
• Alubijid
• Baungon
• Claveria
• El Salvador
• Gitagum
• Jasaan
• Laguindingan
• Libona
• Malitbog
• Manolo Fortich
• Opol
• Sumilao
• Tagoloan
• Talakag

5. Metro Angeles

• Angeles City
• Bacolor
• Mabalacat
• Porac
• San Fernando City

6. Metro Iloilo-Guimaras

• Iloilo City
• Guimaras Province
• Leganes
• Oton
• Pavia
• San Miguel
• Santa Barbara

7. Metro Bacolod

• Bacolod City
• Silay City
• Talisay City

8. Metro Naga

• Naga City
• Bombon
• Bula
• Calabanga
• Camaligan
• Canaman
• Gainza
• Magarao
• Milaor
• Minalabac
• Ocampo
• Pamplona
• Pasacao
• Pili
• San Fernando

9. BLISTT

• Baguio City
• Itogon
• La Trinidad
• Sablan
• Tuba
• Tublay

10. Metro Batangas

• Batangas City
• Bauan
• San Pascual

11. CAMADA

• Dagupan City
• Calasiao
• Mangaldan

12. Metro Olongapo

• Olongapo City
• Subic

References:

Metro Baguio 
Why BLISTT?
Philippine Metropolitan Areas 
Cities of the Philippines 
The 12 Metropolitan Areas of the Philippines 
NEDA