Philippines Eyes Infrastructure Boost for Tourism Amid Climate Threats
The Philippines' Department of Tourism is seeking investment in climate-resilient infrastructure to protect its tourism industry from frequent natural disasters. Improving access to island destinations and reducing travel costs are highlighted as key challenges. The private sector, including the Ayala Group, is exploring investment opportunities aligned with national development goals.
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