Camp John Hay Set for Major Facelift, Boosting Tourism and Economy
The iconic Camp John Hay in Baguio City, Philippines, is slated for a multibillion-peso facelift through private sector partnerships. This initiative aims to transform the former American recreational base into a modern tourism and commercial hub, revitalizing the local economy.
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