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The emerging tourism business is helping the still-suffering villagers rise from the ashes. Several travel agencies, struggling against a slump, have turned to Mt. Pinatubo, targeting foreign and local tourists seeking adventure, unusual nature or a glimpse of history.


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Dream Trek

By Al Vincent | May 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Coming from the other side of the world (New York) we were eager to see for ourselves what an ash mountain or lahar canyon was actually like, what it was like to be more than one thousand feet above sea level, in...

Starweek Magazine

10 years later, travel firms cashing in on Mt. Pinatubo

By by Jim Gomez | May 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Nearly 10 years after Mt. Pinatubo erupted in one of the past century’s most violent volcanic events, tourists are trickling back to marvel at the devastation that...

News Commentary