Cleanup in Paradise: Government plans to replicate 'Boracay model' in other tourist sites
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The re-opening (and renaissance, according to some) of Boracay was met by approval from almost all sectors of society Tourists now rave about its cleaner surroundings and clearer water. Though new reports have revealed that some establishments are still negligent, nevertheless the Boracay closure is perhaps one of the best examples of sustainable tourism-how a massively popular tourist destination can be closed and revived with coordination among different government offices, support from the stakeholders, and of course, strong political will.
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Chua, J. L. (2018, November 22). Cleanup in Paradise: Government plans to replicate 'Boracay model' in other tourist sites. Manila Bulletin, p. B-8.
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