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[Summary] => Manny Sevellino is looking forward to taking his first divers out to Helen’s Garden this weekend. "The corals are beautiful and there are plenty of fish," says the divemaster, who has been revisiting the coral garden in anticipation of the guided dives this weekend. "It’s good to have guests here again."
Four months after suspending operations, Dos Palmas Arreceffi Island Resort in Honda Bay in Palawan province reopens today, with an initial guest list that includes Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon, Palawan Gov. Joel Reyes, Puerto Prin-cesa Mayor Victorino Socrates, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, travel industry executives and media representatives. The atmosphere on the island resort is at once optimistic but cautious, festive but subdued.
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[Title] => It’s business as usual for Dos Palmas Resort
[Summary] => The Dos Palmas Resort in Palawan is starting to get visitors again although it has virtually stopped its marketing efforts until the hostage crisis is resolved.
Dos Palmas resident manager Lyba Godio said the Honda Bay resort has hosted a few guests since it quietly reopened two weeks ago and has booked a few local guests for the early part of this month.
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Dos Palmas resident manager Lyba Godio said the Honda Bay resort has hosted a few guests since it quietly reopened two weeks ago and has booked a few local guests for the early part of this month.
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Four months after suspending operations, Dos Palmas Arreceffi Island Resort in Honda Bay in Palawan province reopens today, with an initial guest list that includes Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon, Palawan Gov. Joel Reyes, Puerto Prin-cesa Mayor Victorino Socrates, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, travel industry executives and media representatives. The atmosphere on the island resort is at once optimistic but cautious, festive but subdued.
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Dos Palmas resident manager Lyba Godio said the Honda Bay resort has hosted a few guests since it quietly reopened two weeks ago and has booked a few local guests for the early part of this month.
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