Issue 36 – January 2022
Issue 36 E-news from the Philippines Department of Tourism – London. Plus many other news stories from the Philippines.
British Firms Eye Construction, Tourism
BRITISH companies are looking to participate in the country’s Build, Build, Build program.British Ambassador to the Philippines Daniel Pruce identified the construction and tourism sectors as the top industries that have caught their interest, following the involvement of British companies in the completion of Terminal 2 (T2) of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA).
Palaui Island wins major ASEAN tourism award
By Freddie Lazaro STA. ANA, Cagayan – Palaui Island has already earned two major distinctions—one as CNN Go’s best beaches in the world, and the other as the two-time location of American television series “Survivor.” The third came last week when it was declared one...
DOT’s #MoreFunForever campaign highlights the need for sustainable tourism
Back in April 26, 2018, the National Government closed off the beaches in Boracay for rehabilitation. Thanks to their efforts, the public can once again enjoy the island’s clear blue waters and pristine white sand.
Five star resort offers boat service for guests
CEBU, Philippines — Newly opened five-star Dusit Thani Resort Mactan announced to provide water transport alternative for its guests.
AirAsia eyes new international flights at new Panglao airport in 2019
AirAsia Philippines is planning to launch direct international flights for the Bohol Panglao International Airport (BPIA) next year as part of the airline's bid to make the new facility in the resort town of Panglao one of its hubs, said an airline official. The...
Jan – Feb 2019 UK Tourist Arrivals
According to the Philippine Department of Tourism Undersecretary Benito Bengzon Jr., a total number of 1,490,255 international visitor arrivals were recorded from January to February 2019. Our growth rate is about 6% so far, we are in the right track - said Bengzon....