The local government of Malay launched over the weekend a 24/7 hotline to cater to the concerns of tourists.
Acting Mayor Floribar Bautista said that the hotlines (0917-4392343 and 0968-2431919) will supply answers to queries like list of travel requirements and how to process them, what to do and where to go in the island and recommend accommodation establishments.
“Even before the pandemic, some tourists do not know the rules and regulations that are being implemented in Boracay. Calling the hotlines will solve their needs,” she said.
The world-famous island opened for domestic tourism in October but remained closed for international guests.
Data from the Malay Tourism Office indicated that from 1 to 17 January, the island had 6,238 tourists, with 4,926 coming from the National Capital Region. Visayas neighbor Iloilo was a far second with 74.
“New normal travel protocols are safety-focused but Boracay travelers are not spared from confusion on how to start their holidays in the island,” the Malay Tourism office stated.
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