Like many tourist destinations in the country, Boracay was hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Because tourists stopped coming, resorts, restaurants and cafes closed down. Know more:
LIKE many tourist destinations in the country, Boracay was hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Because tourists stopped coming, resorts, restaurants and cafes closed down. People lost their jobs and many business owners simply cut their losses and left.
The construction of Henann Park started in 2018 and was completed in December 2020 but for obvious reasons, the opening had to be delayed. Things started picking for Boracay when local borders opened again. Luckily, Boracay is easy to go to and, not surpringly, tourists local and foreign showing up again. “The average occupancy for all seven Henann hotels right now in Boracay is 80 percent. For Henann Park, it’s 70 percent to 80 percent during the weekdays and higher during the weekends. Before the pandemic, the guests were mostly Koreans, Chinese and Filipinos. The mix of nationalities was diverse.
3. You won’t see any plastic water bottles in the guests rooms. There is a pitcher that you can fill up in water refill station in the hallway. The one near our room was just around six steps away from our door.
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