The system directly supports SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) by leveraging digital technologies to improve service delivery, streamline operations, and enhance decision-making through real-time data analytics. This contributes to sustainable economic growth while promoting environmental stewardship in tourism practices.

The system includes centralized feedback management, real-time data analytics for tracking visitor trends and peak seasons, administrative process automation, and a public-facing website to promote Lobo's tourism assets. These features enable tourism stakeholders to make data-driven decisions, reduce operational inefficiencies, and attract more visitors to the region.

Department of Tourism accreditation requires a dedicated web presence, which the municipality currently lacks. This accreditation is crucial for establishing Lobo as a legitimate eco-tourism destination, accessing government tourism programs, and gaining official recognition that can attract more visitors and investment to the area's pristine beaches and marine biodiversity attractions.

Resort operators will benefit from streamlined feedback collection, automated administrative processes, and data-driven insights for better decision-making. Local stakeholders can track visitor patterns, identify peak tourism seasons, and optimize resource allocation. The system also serves as a promotional tool to showcase Lobo's cultural heritage and natural attractions, ultimately contributing to increased tourism revenue and sustainable economic growth for the community.

Lobo, Batangas is recognized as a key eco-tourism destination in Southern Luzon due to its pristine beaches, rich marine biodiversity, and preserved cultural heritage. The municipality's natural assets, combined with its strategic location and growing popularity, make it an ideal destination for sustainable tourism that balances visitor enjoyment with environmental conservation and community development.