Travel

President Marcos Jr. approved a new Tourism Development Plan focusing on Philippine culture, tourism issues, and enhancing governance.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology aims to improve internet connectivity in 94 tourist destinations, deploying infrastructure to boost connectivity by year-end.

Biliran town will host the La Routa 2023 adventure race, showcasing its terrain to attract international competitors.

The Department of Tourism sees a huge impact of the four upcoming festivals in Lucban in boosting the province’s economy.

Tagbilaran City to Loboc routes to be served by over 20 modern public utility vehicles, enhancing tourism accessibility in Bohol.

Guimaras highlights its famous mangoes in the 2023 Manggahan Festival, promoting other attractions under the theme “Mangoes and More.”

A town fiesta in Batangas attracts over 10,000 visitors, showcasing seamless management of events and increased religious tourism.

Ilocos Norte’s famous Paoay Dunes will soon have its tourism center to cater clean restrooms, a souvenir area, and a ticketing booth.

The Department of Tourism recorded over two million international arrivals in the first months of the year, which is higher than the baseline target for 2022.

A travel and leisure exhibition was opened in Davao, showcasing innovation to promote tourism.