PH generates P149-b tourism receipts as international visitor arrivals hit 2.46m
The Philippines generated P149 billion in tourism receipts in the first 11 months from 2.46 million tourists who visited the ...
Read moreThe Philippines generated P149 billion in tourism receipts in the first 11 months from 2.46 million tourists who visited the ...
Read moreTwo years ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck, the tourism industry was forced to close down and stop its operations ...
Read moreThe Philippines remains a tourism laggard in Southeast Asia because of poor infrastructure support. It is well-known for its pristine ...
Read more"Recovery efforts should be holistic and comprehensive in scope." Over the years, the Philippine tourism industry has grown ...
Read moreTourism businesses asked for government support as the sector incurred total losses of P190 billion in the months of March ...
Read moreEl Nido is set reopen to local tourists starting Monday as a dry-run for a Palawan-wide resumption of tourism activities ...
Read moreThe Philippines’ tourism industry has generated P245 ($4.8 billion) billion in foreign exchange receipts from international visitors during the first ...
Read morePhilippine tourism arrivals in Taiwan increased 44 percent in 2018 from a year ago, according to data on the top ...
Read moreMore travelers can now discover new and exciting destinations all over the country as PLDT wireless unit Smart Communications maximized ...
Read moreWith the expected 10 percent increase in tourist arrivals in 2017, the Philippine tourism industry is, without question, seeing an ...
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