Marcos approves new measures to enhance tourism in the Philippines

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved new measures to enhance tourism in the Philippines. The Department of Tourism aims to ease visa policies, which have been a major barrier to attracting international visitors. Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco highlighted plans to extend visa stays for travelers from key countries from seven to 30 days. This change is expected to increase tourism spending and benefit local businesses. The government also plans to implement an electronic visa system and introduce biometric technologies to streamline arrivals and departures. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to boost the country's tourism sector.


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