Puyat welcomes 'better' Boracay, calls for responsible tourism
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Tourism Chief Bernadette Romulo-Puyat urges visitors to respect and observe local regulations to help protect and preserve Boracay Island. Puyat made the appeal during the much-awaited reopening of the island, stressing the importance of a collective effort from the island's residents and its visitors alike. "As we welcome a Better Boracay, the Department of Tourism urges everyone to be responsible tourists. It is the key to the preservation of this national treasure," says Puyat.
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Puyat welcomes 'better' Boracay, calls for responsible tourism. (2018, November 4). Manila Bulletin, p. D-3.
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