ELEVENTH HOUR: Low-carbon tourism as a sustainable pathway t

Moving forward, the Philippine travel industry should ensure that it is headed for long-term success and progress by employing best practices in sustainability. This means rebuilding a Philippine tourism industry that values the health of the planet and its people.

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