Globe Telecom supports Boracay sustainability week, joins beach clean-up drive
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In support of the government’s call for responsible and sustainable tourism, Globe Telecom joined the week-long celebration of Boracay’s rehabilitation aimed at encouraging residents, tourists, and other stakeholders to be more environmentally conscious. Almost 300 participants from the Globe Store in Boracay, Boracay Foundation Inc., Boracay Inter-agency task force, Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary, Team Boracay Cyclist, Philippine National Police, Malay Solid Waste, and Asean Centre for Biodiversity worked together to ensure that the country’s favorite summer getaway retains its pristine condition. The team gathered 32 bags of plastic waste and trash scattered along the popular White Beach where local and foreign tourists often converge.
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Globe Telecom supports Boracay sustainability week, joins beach clean-up drive. (2019, May 17-18). BusinessWorld, p. S2/6.
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