Browsing BusinessWorld by Subject "recreation"

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    • Bangkarera celebrates value of sustainable Philippine seas 

      (BusinessWorld, June 30, 2017, on page S2/10)
      The coastal city of Dumaguete was the site of the 2nd Pioneer National Bangkarera, as part of Republic Chemical Industries, Inc. (RCI)’s 60th anniversary celebration. From May 12 to May 14, 2017, thousands gathered along ...

    • Cooperation key as revised rules and regulations on SCUBA diving readied 

      Murillo, Michael Angelo (BusinessWorld, February 16, 2015, on page S2/7)
      The proper handling of SCUBA diving as an outdoor sport is what the agency mandated to regulate the activity is aiming for as it crafts an improved set of rules and regulations (IRR) for it even as stakeholders underscored ...

    • Coral world park says it is still pursuing $250-M theme park-resort in Coron 

      Lim, Janina C. (BusinessWorld, July 4, 2018, on page S1/3)
      CORAL World Park (CWP) Undersea Resorts, Inc. is still pursuing its $250-million leisure and tourism project in Coron, Palawan. “The new timeline now is 2021,” CWP Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Paul Monozca told ...

    • DENR targets El Nido’s Bacuit Bay for cleanup by May 

      Ignacio, Reicelene Joy N. (BusinessWorld, February 27, 2019, on page S1/3)
      The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said that it hopes to make the waters of Bacuit Bay in El Nido, Palawan safe for swimming by May. "We are cofident we can present to the public an improved Bacuit ...

    • LRWC's Boracay resort on track for 2021 opening 

      Francia, Arra B. (BusinessWorld, July 30, 2018, on page S1/3)
      LEISURE & RESORTS World Corp. (LRWC) said it remains on track to open its $550-million integrated resort in Boracay by 2021, denying that the project has been delayed due to the island’s six-month closure since April. LRWC ...

    • Protecting the ocean could boost economy by $900B, says WWF 

      Agence France-Presse (AFP) (BusinessWorld, June 5, 2015, on page S1/9)
      More than $920 billion could be generated by 2050 and 180,000 jobs created by expanding the ocean's protected zones, according to a study published on Thursday by conservation group World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). "Every ...