Philippines remains open for business and tourism – DOT

The Department of Tourism (DOT) emphasized that tourism remains a vital source of livelihood for millions of Filipinos amid rising petroleum prices.

At the same time, the agency assured that the Philippines remains open for business.

The DOT also outlined several travel options and reminders.

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It encouraged those planning to travel to organize their trips in advance and consider DOT-accredited enterprises and service providers for quality, safety, and reliability.

The agency also reminded travelers to be mindful of local customs, prioritize safety, and support local enterprises and tourism workers.

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Tourists are likewise urged to practice energy-saving measures in the places they visit, choose sustainable transportation, opt for eco-friendly accommodations, and reduce energy consumption by turning off lights, air conditioning units, and appliances when not in use.

(PHOTO COURTESY: DOT)