+ Follow HONDA BAY ISLAND HOPPING Tag
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[Title] => WATCH: What to see, do in Honda Bay, Palawan
[Summary] => For those who miss the island party life now that Boracay will be temporarily closed for rehabilitation, Honda Bay near Puerto Princesa, Palawan is a good alternative.
[DatePublished] => 2018-04-23 18:21:00
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[AuthorName] => Deni Rose M. Afinidad-Bernardo
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[Title] => Palawan tourism is bouncing back
[Summary] => Palawan’s tourism industry is expected to bounce back soon after a bottoming out triggered by the May 27, 2001 Abu Sayyaf kidnapping.
Accommodations and tour destinations in the province have been greatly affected in the past 10 months due to the security issue. But industry players are beginning to see signs of recovery.
Patrick Favoreal, group director for sales and marketing of The Legend Hotel Manila and Palawan, confirms this.
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HONDA BAY ISLAND HOPPING
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Accommodations and tour destinations in the province have been greatly affected in the past 10 months due to the security issue. But industry players are beginning to see signs of recovery.
Patrick Favoreal, group director for sales and marketing of The Legend Hotel Manila and Palawan, confirms this.
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