TRAVELERS this Semana Santa (Holy Week) are advised to book only with government-accredited tourism enterprises, while those holidaying abroad are encouraged to pay their travel tax online.
TRAVELERS this Semana Santa are advised to book only with government-accredited tourism enterprises, while those holidaying abroad are encouraged to pay their travel tax online.
In a news statement, Miaa General Manager Eric Ines said, “We are prepared for this influx at our terminals, especially as Holy Week coincides with summer, historically a peak season for air travel,” as he noted that, “our domestic operations, in particular, have been consistently surpassing pre-pandemic flight movement and passenger volume.”
The DOT likewise advised the public to be on guard against unsolicited messages from anonymous sources and social media accounts that may offer fake bookings in hotels, airline tickets, vacation deals, among others. For general tourism inquiries, travel-related complaints, and other emergencies, tourists may contact the DOT hotline 151-TOUR , mobile no. +63995-835-5155, and the DOT’s social media accounts or web site.
“For added convenience, consider prepaying your travel tax online through our Online Travel Tax Services System at https://tinyurl.com/ycx6d4uc to streamline your check-in process and save time at the airport.” Departing passengers who are covered by travel tax exemption rules may also apply for their certificates online through Tieza’s website.
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