Philippines Eyes Q4 Tourism Boost, Visa Relaxation for Chinese Tourists
The Philippine Department of Tourism anticipates a surge in tourist arrivals in the fourth quarter, driven by expectations of relaxed visa policies for Chinese tourists. Despite concerns over high fuel prices and airfare, inbound visitor numbers have shown steady growth.
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