L'Byaheng Byahero Travel and Tours

Whether you’re flying thousands of miles to lay on a gorgeous beach in Bali or taking a short drive to go leaf-peeping just a few hours away, you better believe your loved ones want to follow along on your incredible adventures. Nowadays, as you walk out the door with your luggage in tow, friends and family will tell you to “have fun!” and “post a lot on Instagram!” in the same breath. (What happened to the days of "We’ll miss you dearly," right?) Once you’re at your destination, it’s normal to have limitless options for breathtaking photos to post and yet be at a total loss for words when it comes to writing your Instagram captions.

You probably feel the pressure to write a clever caption that matches the awesomeness of your photo, but no one should waste a moment of hard-earned vacation time hemming and hawing over a sentence or two. That’s why we put together this list of cute and inspirational travel Instagram captions for all those moments when you don’t have the patience or energy to come up with something on your own. Pick one for now, save some for later, and get back to your amazing trip already!

Book your flights now from Manila to Iloilo 3x weekly!

Following the latest directive from the local government of Iloilo, airasia would like to remind that flights on Fridays shall carry no more than 75 passengers bound for Iloilo province, no more than 5 passengers to Guimaras and the rest of the passengers to Iloilo city. Meanwhile, flights on Wednesdays and Sundays shall only accommodate passengers bound for Iloilo city.

Guests booked to travel with airasia to ILO, must complete a form (to be sent via email) at least 72 hours or 3 days prior to travel to avoid being denied boarding. Guests are reminded to include complete details including contact numbers and address.

All guests are advised to check government restrictions and regulations, as well as their registered e-mail upon booking for timely notifications from airasia.

For more information on airasia’s flight advisory, head over to https://air.asia/8mHFu

Reminders for guests traveling to Iloilo — airasia newsroom AirAsia would like to remind guests bound for Iloilo (ILO) to strictly observe the latest directive from the local government of ILO on the limited capacity per flight and the designated day based on their end destinations.

Check out all the tourist spots now open for travel, and those who are allowed to visit according to the safety protocols at www.philippines.travel/safeph.

Be advised of the safety and health protocols placed to protect the public's health and well-being.

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Check out all the tourist spots now open for travel, and those who are allowed to visit according to the safety protocols at www.philippines.travel/safeph.

Be advised of the safety and health protocols placed to protect the public's health and well-being.

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IMPORTANT ADVISORY

ALL airport passengers MUST download and register an account in the TRAZE Contact Tracing App beginning 28 November 2020, prior entering the airport.

How to register? Just these simple steps:

• Download the TRAZE App from your mobile store and install it on your phone
• Open the app and click the “Register” button below. Register as “Individual.”
• Just follow the instructions indicated in the app and input the needed information
• Activate your account

Meanwhile, for passengers who do not have mobile phones or any other mobile gadget, they may go to the Malasakit Helpdesk at the airport where they will be provided assistance in getting a unique QR code. Or, they may likewise ask a family member to register them with the app.

The QR code can be used at any DOTr Office nationwide.

TRAZE, a nationwide and unified contact tracing app is co-developed by the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) and Cosmotech Philippines, Inc., which enables the government’s contact tracing efforts to be strengthened and be more efficient.

With TRAZE, the contact tracing process can now be done in just a few minutes, unlike the usual and manual process. Not only that—you can also be assured that your data is safe and secured, as the app fully complies with the Data Privacy Act (DPA) or Republic Act No. 10173. Further, it does not use bluetooth or GPS, and it works well even with slow mobile data and WiFi!

DOWNLOAD THE TRAZE APP AS EARLY AS NOW!

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The Department of Tourism (DOT) welcomes the decision of the Municipal Government of El Nido to ease its travel restrictions starting October 30, allowing tourists to enter the island under a test-before-travel policy.

“We thank and congratulate the provincial and local government officials and tourism stakeholders of Palawan for moving on to the second phase of El Nido’s travel bubble. Tourists must undergo RT-PCR test and get their negative test results at least 72 hours prior to their trip,” Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said during the DOT’s October 23 meeting with Palawan local government officials including Palawan 1st District Rep. Franz E. Alvarez, and El Nido Mayor Edna G. Lim, and tourism stakeholders to finalize details of the expansion of the province’s travel bubble.

“The tourism industry’s reopening is gradually building momentum, especially after the news about the re-opening of Boracay and the Ridge and Reef travel bubble between Baguio and the provinces of Region 1. Considering that Palawan’s El Nido has been consistently voted as the world’s best island, I would also like El Nido to be seen as part of the industry's rebirth,” added Puyat.

Puyat noted that the on-going COVID-19 pandemic has caused El Nido Php 3.2 billion in visitor receipts, displacing 5,997 of its tourism workers.

As early as July, the tourism chief visited El Nido to conduct inspections among tourism establishments to ensure their compliance to the DOT’s health and safety guidelines. She also consulted local leaders and stakeholders to align with the DOT’s slow but sure strategy in jumpstarting domestic tourism.

“There are nine (9) establishments for now that have obtained a Certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) and 27 establishments with Provisional Certificate of Authority to Operate (PCAO) from the DOT and which may start accommodating guests,” Puyat said.

After successfully complying with the protocols set by the DOT, the El Nido Resorts was the first tourism establishment in Palawan to obtain a CAO and to reopen its doors to tourists from outside the province through the travel bubble strategy. Under this set-up, guests from Manila that have obtained a negative RT-PCR test result 72 hours prior to date of travel were allowed to board the 8 flights to Lio Airport via Airswift, and stay at one of the island locations of the resort chain since July.

Puyat said that following successful runs of the travel bubble strategy between Manila and El Nido, the DOT is now taking further steps to increase visitor confidence and awareness about Palawan’s preparedness in terms of medical services and facilities, as well as emergency response protocols, sharing the best practices employed in the Ridge and Reef Travel Corridor Plan between Baguio City and Region 1, and in Boracay Island in implementing contactless processes in contact tracing.

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