The coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) has not hindered a group of youth leaders in Barangay Bahi, Alburquerque town to push for continuous learning to their youngsters in their barangay.
Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) chairman Kien Alphe Garsuta led his fellow SK officials to also push and bring this mobile library and classroom to the different communities there.
Enter the Ultimate Bohol Experience (UBE) seal which the local government grants to tourism destinations that get accredited for local promotions support after passing the stringent policies that would assure tourists an elevated kind of Bohol experience they will never forget.
Bohol Governor Arthur Yap said Bohol is planning to reopen its door to tourists in the fourth quarter of 2020 once it finalizes preparations for health and safety protocols.
Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said on Friday that the province of Bohol is set to get at least P2.1 billion in funding from the Philippine government to reinvigorate its local tourism industry affected by the pandemic.
President Rodrigo Duterte called on Filipinos to visit local destinations to boost economy amid the pandemic.
The Rolling Hills in Barangay Tipolo is now a promising destination where the mountains are covered with green grass and over stunning peaks.
Residents in Garcia Hernandez have been fortunate enough to catch a rare sighting of dolphins off its seas as they came out during the quarantine.
Giangkon sa mga tinugyanan sa Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) nga apil sila wala’y kasayuran kon ang mawmag nga gibutang aron makit-an sa mga turista karong semanaha, mao pa ba gihapon sa gigamit niadtong mi-aging semana.
The one seemingly positive impact of closing them to people is seen off the shores.
In Panglao Island, Bohol’s most popular attraction, the water has become ‘clearer’.
Bohol Island News Staff | Posted on June 19, 2020 at 12:23 p.m. For Bohol Gov. Arthur Yap, the opening up of the tourism […]
The low pressure area (LPA) being monitored a few days ago has developed into a Tropical Depression called “Butchoy” as of Thursday afternoon.
The island municipality of Panglao is eyeing to reopen to local tourists if they’ll be given a go signal this coming June 15.
