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01/03/2022

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01/03/2022

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23/11/2021

24 out of 33 Cebu Pacific destinations have simplified travel for fully vaccinated individuals

No swab tests needed for entry

Cebu Pacific (PSE:CEB), the Philippines’ leading airline announces that 24 domestic destinations in its network no longer require negative RT-PCR test results for fully vaccinated passengers, further simplifying travel for everyJuan.

Destinations that accept vaccination cards for fully vaccinated travelers in lieu of RT PCR or Antigen tests include Bacolod, Bohol, Boracay, Camiguin, Cebu (Mandaue City and Cebu City), Cotabato, Dumaguete, General Santos, Iloilo, Kalibo, Legazpi, Ozamiz, Tuguegarao and Zamboanga.

Other requirements include Vaccination certificates, Government-issued ID cards, travel permits from S-Pass, confirmed accommodations, and registration to specific contact tracing applications.

Some destinations require fully immunized travelers to simply present their certificate from VaxCertPH like Roxas, or just upload their vaccination status to S-Pass like Butuan and Cagayan de Oro.

Pagadian only requires a valid government-issued ID stating that address is within Pagadian City, regardless of vaccination status, while guests bound for Masbate are required to present the S-PaSS QR code, valid for fifteen (15) days from approval.
Lapu-Lapu City, Clark, Davao, Manila, and Tacloban do not require arriving guests to present any travel documents for entry.

“We are happy with the various LGUs’ efforts in safely reopening their borders especially for fully vaccinated individuals. Not only does it simplify the process but also reduces the overall cost of travel.

We would encourage a further review and simplification of requirements and for other destinations to follow suit,” said Xander Lao, Chief Commercial Officer at Cebu Pacific.

Travelers are strongly urged to always check with the LGU (Local Government Units) of their destination for the latest updates.

Source: cebupacific

05/02/2021

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The DOT Hotline is available Mondays to Fridays 9AM to 6PM.

24/10/2020

TRAVEL DESTINATIONS OPEN TO MANILA RESIDENTS

Part 3.

Batangas

Batangas has started accepting guests for recreational diving starting October 15, 2020. Dive sites in Anilao, Batangas have been allowed to operate again, subject to strict protocols and requirements for tourists, which include a negative COVID-19 test taken not over 48 hours before arrival, proof of reservation, a valid ID, and a medical certificate. Guests also need to bring their own masks, fins, snorkels, regulators, and other gear and use a defog solution for their mask.

Only dive establishments with DOT and PCSSD accreditation would be allowed to operate. Guests of all ages from GCQ and modified GCQ areas are welcome. Popular diving destinations that have reopened include Balayan Bay, Cathedral Rock, Beatrice Rock, Twin Rocks, and Mainit Muck.

Puerto Galera

Puerto Galera’s beaches, snorkeling, and dive sites are open to residents of the province, foreign tourists, NCR and MGCQ areas, and residents.

Requirements include a negative RT-PCR or nasopharyngeal swab result valid for 24 hours upon release prior to travel; book at a DOT-accredited establishment; and registration to Puerto Galera Tourist Registration Application available on Google Play Store and iOs.

Clark Freeport Zone

In Central Luzon, the Clark Freeport Zone is open to all tourists but those coming from GCQ areas, will need to present health declaration forms to accommodation and tourism-related establishments.

Subic

Subic is open to tourists coming from MGCQ areas. For those from GCQ areas, Subic only accepts individuals on official business trips. If one will stay for more than 48 hours, a swab test is required upon arrival, including checking in a quarantine facility while waiting for the results. Once cleared, that’s the only time one can be transferred to a leisure hotel.

24/10/2020

TRAVEL DESTINATIONS OPEN TO MANILA RESIDENTS

Part 2.

Baguio City, Benguet

Baguio City has been open to local residents and Region 1 tourists through the Ridge and Reef Baguio-Region 1 travel corridor, but they will start accepting guests from the entire Luzon starting October 22, 2020. According to guidelines, only 200 tourists per day are allowed in the city. All visitors need to undergo Department of Health-approved testing methods and register their trip online via the Visitors Information and Tourist Assistance (VISITA) platform prior to their trip, among other requirements.

Visitors are no longer required to book their itineraries through a DoT-accredited tour agency. However, they will still be required to book in a DoT-accredited accommodation establishment issued with a Certificate Authority to Operate.

Ilocos Norte

Visitors from Luzon, including those coming from Metro Manila, can now travel to Ilocos Norte starting October 15, 2020. Requirements include a negative RT-PCR test within 72 hours before entry and pre-registration at ilocosnorte.ph with a valid SafePass QR code. Only 50 tourists will be accepted per day.

All tourists are required to secure a travel authority, medical certificate, accomplish a health declaration form not earlier than 48 hours before departure for Ilocos Norte using the Stay IN app, and show a negative rapid antigen test within 48 hours before arrival at the border checkpoint. The original documents and IDs must be presented at the border for verification. Those who plan to stay longer than three days must undertake rapid tests on the fourth, ninth and 14th day of their stay.

Open tourist sites in Ilocos Norte include Cape Bojeador Light House, Ferdinand E. Marcos Presidential Center, Kapurpuran Rock Formation, Bangui Windmills, Paoay Sand Dunes, Paoay Church, Pagudpud, and more, as the province has already welcomed tourists for leisure travel.