The Hows Of Jing: Traveling Safely In The Philippines In The New Normal

Since the level 1 warning was announced a few months ago, you can see more of our kebabs coming out spending time with friends և family. Since it collapsed, we have missed the summer vacation, we have not gone to the beach, nor to go to Baggiora or Tagaytay, where it is much cooler. Classification of an area as precautionary level 1 means: 1) interstitial intravascular movements are allowed regardless of age հիվանդ combined diseases; health regulations.

We have recently partnered with Mr. R. Rumolo-Puyat, PRO Secretary of the Philippine Travel Agents Association in the Tourism Department of F&B Live Pamilya Talk. With Erme Delatado, who also reported on the state of tourism in our country. . Tips for safe travel in the Philippines

1) Always wear a mask.

The Bern administration has described the current Filipino tourism activity as "revenge tourism" as the Philippines returned excited this summer to visit tourist sites to take advantage of the first warning level. But he soon reminded the citizens of the lowlands. Tourists of alert level 1 must wear a mask at all times, except when eating and exercising in open or well-ventilated areas, such as places where social restriction may be used. You also need to have your own alcohol or hand sanitizer on hand for protection.

2) Get your vaccination card և Follow the LGU health records.

a second. Bern's first tip was to check the records of the local governments you visited. “Local governments may have kanya-kanyang protocols, but Level 1 warning is usually independent of travel directions. So you have to show the vaccine card. Hindi Bakunado, less than RTPCR negative. But we all always remember vaccines or RTPCR negative. According to health and safety protocols world."

For Balikbayan, all incoming passengers, including foreigners, must be fully vaccinated, have a negative RTPCR test 48 hours before departure, or a negative laboratory antigen test 24 hours before departure for the Philippines. "Kunwari kasama nila ang is 12 years old or younger - they have not been vaccinated, and they will continue to be vaccinated. Babayan has not been cleaned for a long time, until he was 12, he was vaccinated," he said.

Watch an episode of F&B Live with Pamilya Talk with our guests. Berne Romulo Boyat և Hemi Delatado (PTAA)

3) Check the LGU/vaccine status of the places you visited

The current DOT campaign is. "It's more fun with you." Family and friends once again break the "rule" of traveling together. “Filipinos always love to travel with the whole family. It is fun (traveling) with all your loved ones,” says Berna.

He noted that 97% of the people serving the country's tourist attractions as well as the population are already fully integrated. "Maybe the next time an incentive program is very important for protected workers, but for protected workers."

4) Avoid crowded places և Travel in small groups.

Due to the pandemic, the demand for domestic travel has increased, as well as for less crowded tourist destinations. The Bern department notes that nature and agrotourism are attracting more and more tourists, as customers prefer places that are less outdoorsy and sparsely populated.

"Small farm, yang outdoors; open space. Gustung-gusto ng safer, they eat tapos pumipitas sila what they collect. It's really a full circle DOT, it's 'Ministry of Agriculture and Agrotourism. We are glad that this is the 10th tourism product.'" "For example, people want to go to Bajo in April or May to pick strawberries, for example, La Union, to pick grapes," he said in Bern.

Berna Romulo Boyat with the Minister of Tourism

5) Contact travel agencies for advice on choosing an airline, hotel or other safe partners.

The introduction of the first level of warning is not only beneficial for Filipino travelers, but also for people working in the tourism industry.

“There is only one member path,” said Hermi Delatado of the Philippine Travel Agents Association (PTAA).

Delatado also informed everyone about the 29th PTAA Travel Expo 2022, which will finally take place at the SMX Convention Center on June 24-26, 2022. There, PTAA members present their services and products, as well as the best travel deals. This is the only ticket office that books your next vacation. Through the exhibition, citizens will be able to assess the health regulations of airlines, hotels, tourist destinations and health. After all, due to the pandemic, the best deals are not only for the lowest prices, but also for safe travel packages.

In the episode, we asked Jeremy about some of his favorite tourist attractions in the Philippines. These are his main suggestions.

Boracay is sure to be a place to go for a walk while enjoying the nightlife. Talangan can go to Boracay. If you have a good idea, you can enjoy water activities,” says Hermine.

Ilocos is also open to tourists. You can swim and relax on its beautiful beaches, as well as take a heritage tour to discover the province's rich history. "Naryan-po-ang-Pagudpud beach, Bangui windmills and Blue Lagoon Iba-pa," Delatado explained.

In Benjasina, they tend to go cycling, which is ideal for cyclists.

Siaragao, one of the best surfing destinations in the Philippines, is slowly rising after a powerful typhoon. Now they are open to visitors. Another place to visit is Davao, one of the newest attractions in Eden Park with its maze park.

But Deltado's favorite place is the birthplace of Batanes. “Batanes, airport art, flies to Mountang Rolling Hills on Mount Iraya. Makikita Ang Pamusong with Basque Lighthouse. There are many stone houses in Sabtang on Morong Beach. It’s for Ivan, it’s so true — it’s also a great shop.” He said “It’s the oldest house,” he said. In Batanes in 1877. Dhaka house is a potential art".

Batanes is not open to visitors until May or June of this year.

Photo by PTAA:

Our city is a beautiful place. It is rich in places where you can proudly present it to international travelers. We only have one life, so we must try to discover everything in the Philippines, learn about the food, places, and culture of each region. As the pandemic still looms over us, we must be very careful when traveling to protect ourselves from the risk of contracting COVID-19. Get vaccinated, strengthen your immune system, and follow protocols to make your way to the Philippines better.

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