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January 22, 2024
DAVAO CITY—From the numerous hotels and airports to 30-day visa-free entry and international sports-hosting. The Private Sector Advisory Council-Tourism Sector (PSAC-Tourism) proposed “new ideas” to enhance the attraction of the Philippines to global travelers. Sabin Aboitiz, PSAC lead convener and the president and CEO of the Aboitiz Group, presented to…
January 19, 2024
The Private Sector Advisory Council - Tourism Sector (PSAC - Tourism), comprising top business leaders from various industries, has presented transformative
August 26, 2023
Philippine Canadian Inquirer PBBM backs streamlined visa application for tourists, students News
June 27, 2023
Some of the Private Sector Advisory Council's recommendations include the swift privatization of NAIA, a VAT refund for foreign tourists, and a PPP deal for the national ID system
January 28, 2023
Cebuano businessman and Robinsons Land Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Frederick D. Go has been appointed as Presidential Adviser on Investment and Economic Affairs.
January 27, 2023
President Ferdinand Marcos R. Marcos Jr. has accepted recommendations from the private sector to extend e-Visa upon arrival to Chinese and Indian nationals and the implementation of VAT Refund Scheme for Tourists (VRST) to further boost tourism in the country. In a statement, the Private Secto
January 27, 2023
Looking back at the progress in the few short months since the initial meeting, the two executed quick-win initiatives based on PSAC recommendations were: (1)
September 30, 2022
With the easing of global pandemic restrictions, it is high time for the Philippine travel and tourism industry to get a jumpstart. That is why on Thursday,
January 12, 2021
The Office of the Ombudsman has dismissed the graft complaint against former Department of Transportation (DOTr) secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya and 16 others over the anomalous ₱4.2-billion MRT3 maintenance contract.