WTM travel buyers not so keen on Boracay now

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WTM travel buyers not so keen on Boracay now - Business Mirror

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PRIVATE stakeholders on Boracay have called for measures to improve the competitiveness of the island, in a bid to encourage the arrival of more international travelers.

It’s no longer a sellers’ market in Boracay as it was once.” Clemente is a former president of the Tourism Congress of the Philippines.

Data from the Malay Tourism Office showed, of the 1.8 million total arrivals as of November 15 this year, 356,250 were foreign visitors; 1.42 million were domestic travelers; while 19,836 were overseas Filipinos.