(SPOT.ph) Siquijor Island in the Visayas is one of the Philippines' under-the-radar destinations. It is home to unspoiled white-sand beaches, untouched mangrove forests, and mesmerizing firefly sightings. According to a February 25 statement by the Department of Tourism, the island province is getting ready for a safe reopening in the new normal.
Governor Zaldy Villa, in a meeting with Deparment of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat on February 24, emphasized the strict implementation of minimum public health standards. Incoming travelers will be required to present a negative RT-PCR or rapid antigen test result, travel authority from their home local government unit, confirmed booking with a DOT-accredited accommodation establishment, duly accomplished affidavit of undertaking, among others.
As of February 15, 962 accommodation establishments have been accredited in the Central Visayas Region, 37 of which are in Siquijor. DOT is also partnering with the local government of the province for the funding of the digital version of the Healing Festival, which is celebrated during Holy Week.
"Known as the Healing Island of Central Visayas, Siquijor has much to offer to nature lovers, adventure junkies, beach goers and divers, and culture enthusiasts, providing us ample reason to believe that the tourism sector in this province can successfully re-emerge from this crisis," Puyat said.
Also read: The SPOT.ph Guide to Siquijor
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