DOTr: Three New Transport Hubs to Operate by 2027
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) in the Philippines plans to launch three new land transport terminals in Taguig, Ilocos Norte, and El Nido by 2027, with a combined cost of P6.43 billion. These hubs aim to improve land travel convenience within and around Luzon and expand bus routes.
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