ASEAN Summit Holiday Boosts Passenger Traffic at Southern Luzon Ports
Seaports in Southern Luzon, particularly Batangas Port, saw a significant surge in passenger traffic due to the extended holiday declared for the ASEAN Summit, with travelers heading to their home provinces and tourist destinations.
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