Inquiry sought into Balicasag Island tour guide fees
A Bohol provincial board member has called for an inquiry into environmental and entrance fees collected from accredited tour guides accompanying visitors to Balicasag Island. The move highlights the need for clear and consistent policies across the province's tourism destinations.
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