For those looking for a last-minute summer getaway, Boracay has again reopened its white sand beach to travelers from the Metro Manila bubble, authorities said Tuesday.
The Malay Tourism Office on Tuesday said tourists coming from Metro Manila, Bulacan, Laguna, Cavite, and Rizal can go to Boracay again until June 15 after the government allowed the resumption of leisure travel.
"Other tourists coming from other GCQ/MGCQ areas are always allowed as well. The same LGU requirements are necessary to comply," it said in a Facebook post.
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Here are the requirements for travelers going to Boracay:
If you're arriving via the Caticlan airport:
Tourists coming from GCQ/MGCQ areas should have the following ready:
1. Negative RT-PCR test result (swab or saliva) with 72 hours validity for non-Aklanon tourists
2. Hotel reservation from DOT accredited establishment with Certificate of Authority to Operate
3. Government Issued ID
4. Travel details
5. SPass - https://s-pass.ph/
6. Online Health Declaration Card through touristboracay.com.
If you're arriving via the Kalibo airport:
Returning residents should have the following ready:
1. Negative RT-PCR test result with 72 hours validity (swab or saliva) if coming from outside Western Visayas
2. LGU Malay acceptance letter (for returning residents coming from ECQ/MECQ areas)
3. Government Issued ID indicating Boracay as home residence
4. Travel details
5. Spass - https://s-pass.ph/
6. Online Health Declaration Card through touristboracay.com.
Authorized persons outside of residence should have the following ready:
1. Travel or mission order
2. LGU Malay acceptance letter
3. Negative RT-PCR test result with 72 hours validity (swab or saliva) except for Personnel of listed National Government Agencies and their attached offices and Aklanon workers
4. Hotel reservation from DOT accredited establishment with certificate of authority to operate
5. Government Issued ID
6. Travel details
7. SPass - https://s-pass.ph/
8. Online Health Declaration Card through touristboracay.com.
For those with a pending SPass, travelers are advised to email a follow-up to [email protected] or call (036)268 8033.
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