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13/08/2022

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22/04/2022

THE PHILIPPINES HAS THE WORLD'S 4TH-FASTEST GROWING TOURISM ECONOMY 🇵🇭🇵🇭

If Holy Week is any sign, tourism seems to be on the rise. According to the World Travel & Tourism Council's (WTTC) latest Economic Impact Report (EIR), the Philippines' travel and tourism contribution to the economy would be the fourth fastest-growing travel economy in the world in 2021.

According to the latest data from the EIR, Philippine tourism appears to be on the revival after a prolonged lockdown stopped flights and pushed the country into recession.

In 2021, Philippine tourism's economic contribution increased by a stunning 129.5 percent, amounting to $41 billion, or 10.4 percent of the country's total GDP. While still far below pre-pandemic levels, the data indicates that Philippine tourism is rapidly recovering.

24/05/2021

11/05/2021

01/05/2021

SUMILON Island, Oslob, Cebu

29/04/2021

28/04/2021

KAWASAN FALLS TO REOPEN MAY 1💦

🐸 After months of hiatus and dormancy, Kawasan Falls in Badian will finally welcome guests again starting May 1, 2021.
🌴A multi-layered waterfall, it is one of Cebu's most popular attractions.
🐦Kawasan is considered the best water form in the Philippines by ABS-CBN's Choose Philippines Awards.

Source: Councilor Mark Andrew Jorolan

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16/04/2021

27/03/2021

Oslob, Cebu

27/03/2021

Bantayan Island 😍
Soon🔜⏳

12/03/2021

THE Department of Tourism (DOT) 7 is backing the Cebu Provincial Government’s move to make travel and tourism in Cebu easier and accessible to...

19/01/2021

Bantayan Island

07/01/2021

Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines 😍

24/12/2020

"Who needs snowflakes when you have seashells?" 🌲🌴🎄🎉🎊🎁

22/12/2020

HEAL AS ONE, RECOVER AS ONE

Usa ka mabungahong panagtagbo ang nahitabo kagabie kuyog ang atong maabtik nga Gobernadora sa Probinsya sa Sugbo nga si Gov. Gwen Garcia ug ang atong Department of Tourism 7 Regional Director Shalimar Tamano mahitungod sa planong pag-abli sa atong tourism industry sa mga domestic ug international tourists samtang gipatuman ang strikto nga mga health and safety protocols nga sama sa lakang nga gibuhat sa Singapore o HongKong.

For months, the tourism industry has extremely suffered and has experienced sharply falling revenues. We cannot afford another months of suffering kay nag-antos na gani ang mga negosyante, nag-antos pa gyud ang atong mga trabahante kay wala nay makaon. Nalipay ko nga managsama ang tumong sa Lapu-Lapu City ug ang Cebu Province nga tapuson na ang mga pag-antos pinaagi sa pagmugna og dakong desisyon nga maghatag og dakong kausaban.

Sa sunod-sunod nga adlaw nga permanenteng zero ang kaso sa COVID sa atong syudad, nagmalaumon ako nga epektibo ang atong mga gipatuman nga mga safety and health protocols ug siguro ako nga sa mas strikto pa nga pagpatuman niini sa atong mga turista, hayan na nga ato usab nga malikayan ang pagtumaw sa mga bag-ong kaso.

Nagkinahanglan ako sa inyung pag-ampo nga unta sakto ang desisyon nga atong namugna nga maoy nakita namo nga pinakamaayong paagi para sa atong recovery. Sayod ako nga sa kanunay anaa lang ang labawng makagagahum nga nagbantay kanato. I put my trust in You, dear Lord.

22/12/2020

OSLOB, Cebu, Philippines 😍😍😍

21/11/2020

Camotes Island, Cebu

20/11/2020

Moalboal, Cebu

"The poetry of the earth is never dead."
-John Keats

11/11/2020

The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe, to match your nature with Nature. —Joseph Campbell

27/10/2020

"You have to face a giant to become one."

Johnnie Dent Jr.

21/10/2020

One touch of nature makes the whole world kin. —William Shakespeare

19/10/2020

LOOK: Ongoing works for the installation of a 100 meter cross on the waters of Barangay Tingo in Olango Island.
Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan expressed hope that the city's cross will win the Guinness World Record for the largest underwater cross in the world. The current title holder, he said, is only 70 meters long.
Chan said the cross will be an added attraction to city's tourists. It will be made of corals to also provide a home to marine animals. | Photo courtesy of Junard "Ahong" Chan

18/10/2020

"I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order." - John Burroughs

BANTAYAN, CEBU

13/10/2020

THE ENCHANTING CHARMS OF CAMOTES ISLAND CEBU 😍

11/10/2020

Mactan, Cebu Island hopping

07/10/2020

07/10/2020

Ogtong Cave, Bantayan Island

Bantayan also known as the island paradise in the Philippines boasts their fine white sand and crystal clear blue waters which are comparable to Boracay Island. One of the Class A resorts found in this island is Ogtong Cave Resort which is also a sister resort of Sta. Fe Beach Club.

Ogtong Cave Resort is situated in Pooc, Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu. It is located on large natural rocks with landscaped garden. It has a grassy lawns and concrete walkways leading to the beach, the cave and the swimming pool. The resort’s swimming pool uses fresh spring water which came from the cave and it is open from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Ogtong Cave Resort is famous because of the cave found inside the resort. The cave is not the usual bat infested although there might be quite a few farther down the cave’s belly. There is a concrete stairway leading down the cave and the water is clear and clean. The depth of the water varies with the deepest at chest level. It would be relaxing to dip on the fresh waters of the cave and it could probably fit 30-40 people inside the cave. But 20 or less people would be ideal so it’s not that crowded.

07/10/2020

Cebu is indeed the best island in this part of the world. It was named best island in Asia by Condé Nast Travelers.