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Baguio Sees Tourist Arrivals ‘Bouncing Back’ As Fuel Prices Drop
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Baguio Sees Tourist Arrivals ‘Bouncing Back’ As Fuel Prices Drop
The city tourism office on Monday expressed confidence that tourist arrivals will bounce back in the second quarter as gasoline prices continue to drop. “We have seen our small groups of tourists returning, but we still need to get the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) clients. Most of them canceled their schedules to hold their events in Baguio when the cost-cutting order and fuel-saving measures were issued,” City touri…
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