After nearly two years of the foreign travel ban, finally the Philippines lifted and ease the travel restriction for foreign tourists.
One of Rappler’s articles reported that foreign visitors from 157 countries with visa-free entry to the Philippines who have been properly vaccinated and tested negative for the coronavirus will be welcomed back and will not be asked to quarantine upon arrival. Tourists must show proof of vaccination but are not required to quarantine, and travel companies are hoping that the trickle of arrivals will turn into a flood, giving the industry a boost. Beginning Tuesday, February 1, the Philippine government will suspend its risk classification list for countries in favor of allowing fully vaccinated individuals to enter the country:
February 1 – Returning fully vaccinated Filipinos, regardless of origin.
Foreigners from visa-free countries who are fully vaccinated arrive on February 10th.
Foreigners may enter the Philippines for either tourism or business, according to Acting Presidential Spokesman and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles on Friday, January 28. Nationals from countries listed below who are traveling to the Philippines for business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a stay not exceeding thirty (30) days, provided they hold valid tickets for their return journey to the port of origin or next port of destination and their passports valid for at least six (6) months beyond the contemplated period of stay.
We know that the travel ban in the Philippines is lifted in some countries and foreign tourists will visit the famous Boracay, Palawan, Cebu, and Bohol continue to pique international attention. We know that there are a lot of tourist spots in our country, especially a well-known tourist spot and a tourist vacation like “The famous Boracay with white sands” that is still well-known among foreign tourist favorites tourist spots in the Philippines.
This white sand beach is in the western Visayas region of the Philippines and after 2 years of travel ban due to pandemic in the Philippines, tourists still insist that Boracay is the favorite tourist spot in the Philippines. There are things you must experience in this white sand beach such as “On the Water, Best Stays in Boracay, and Move around the island” and There are popular activities that you must try in this famous tourist spot such as island hopping, Parasailing, Sunset cruise experience, Helmet dive experience, Station X experience, Upper house SPA experience, and Boracay Helicopter Tour.
And now the 2nd most visited tourist spot in the Philippines is “Palawan” which is in the province of Palawan, and it is an archipelagic province of the Philippines located in the MIMAROPA area. It is the country's largest province. Palawan is one of the favorite visited tourist spots in the Philippines and like in Boracay there are a lot of experiences and activities you must try such as Sunlight Eco Tourism Island Resort located on the island of Sunlight. Many people consider the Maldives to be a dream vacation destination, particularly frequent beachgoers and honeymooners. Travel plans to have been pushed out indefinitely due to 2020's unusual chain of events - but that doesn't mean you can't do something comparable in a neighboring area, Puerto Princesa, Palawan's biggest tourist attraction. You're missing out on a lot if you only know Puerto Princesa for its reefs and underwater caverns. Visitors may enjoy a variety of picturesque sites and thrilling activities in this seaside city on Palawan. You won't run out of things to do in this well-known tourist destination, from admiring culture through their famed Cathedral to swimming in clean, pristine seas, Add these activities to your vacation wish list as soon as possible. Limestone cliffs, azure waves, and spectacular views to the left and right are just a few of the attractions in Coron, Palawan. Make your trip one remembers by including these activities in your agenda, and lastly, the famous El Nido Island hopping, The Slayin Speedboat offers a sleek and intimate ride, the Classic Teakwood Boat offers a rustic island experience, and the Catamaran Yacht offers an iconic island trip! Tourists will enjoy again the beauty of the Philippines.
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