THE Bureau of Immigration (BI) has urged travelers who are going abroad during the holidays to be at the airport early or at least three hours before their scheduled flights in view of the expected large volume of passengers for the holiday season.
THE Bureau of Immigration has urged travelers who are going abroad during the holidays to be at the airport early or at least three hours before their scheduled flights in view of the expected large volume of passengers for the holiday season.'It is happening throughout the world.
At the same time, Viado reminded travelers that government personnel are not allowed to receive gifts or tokens, adding that BI frontline officers are only permitted to extend holiday greetings to travelers during the Christmas season.However, Viado emphasized the need to keep greetings respectful and inclusive, ensuring that all travelers feel welcomed regardless of their faith or background.
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