How will tourism enterprise zones (TEZs) and foreign direct investment (FDI) help to further the sector’s economic development?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Pocholo D Paragas, COO, Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA): Interview from The Report: Philippines 2019
Articles & Analysis | The Philippine tourism sector is seeking to diversify in order to support growing visitor numbers and encourage sustainability from The Report: Philippines 2019
Tourism in the Philippines has seen considerable growth in recent years, with over 7000 islands and an abundance of rich cultural traditions making the archipelago a regionally competitive destination. There has been a renewed focus on sustainable tourism following the closure of popular coastal destination Boracay for six months in 2018. This...
Tourism in the Philippines has seen considerable growth in recent years, with over 7000 islands and an abundance of rich cultural traditions making the archipelago a regionally competitive destination. The closure of popular destination Boracay for six months in 2018 shone a light on other destinations and allowed the sector to diversify its offerings to cater to a wider array of tourists, as...
The Philippines’ cooling inflation, improved ease of doing business and increased openness to foreign participation are set to encourage more foreign direct investment. A wealth of infrastructure investment under President Rodrigo Duterte’s flagship Build Build Build programme should ease congestion, reduce regional inequality and further boost the flourishing tourism industry.
Myanmar is looking to capitalise on a recent tourism rebound and stimulate more investment in the sector, following efforts to improve access to credit for smaller operators.
