Baguio Tourist Arrivals Dip During Undas Amid Rising Fuel Prices, Economic Woes
Tourist arrivals in Baguio City saw an estimated 15% to 18% decline during this year's "Undas" observance, with rising fuel prices and the prevailing economic situation cited as primary factors.
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