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The Department of Tourism (DOT) is planning to recommend the cancellation of license of the tour agency tapped by the climbers who were killed in last Tuesday’s Mayon volcano explosion.

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Even the whale sharks are shying away from the warm surface seawater off Donsol, the town dubbed as the whale shark capital of the world.

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More whalesharks, locally known as butanding, are being sighted in Sorsogon and Albay provinces since the onset of the El Niño phenomenon in Bicol this year, a situation that prompted tourism officials here this week to regulate interaction between tourists and the giant sea-mammals.

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Tourism and disaster management officials in Bicol yesterday welcomed the plan to put up new viewing sites for the lava fronts facing this city.

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CEBU, Philippines - Bicol Region, which is one of the country’s adventure tourism destination, wants to forge a mutual tourism campaign with Central Visayas.

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Department of Tourism-Region 5 director Maria Ravanilla said foreign arrivals here increased from 7,000 in 2005 to 11,000 in 2006, contributing about P50 million to tourism revenues in 2006, according to data from the Worldwide Fund (WWF).

Most of the visitors are Germans, Americans and Japanese, she added.
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The Department of Tourism (DOT) is planning to recommend the cancellation of license of the tour agency tapped by the climbers who were killed in last Tuesday’s Mayon volcano explosion.

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Even the whale sharks are shying away from the warm surface seawater off Donsol, the town dubbed as the whale shark capital of the world.

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More whalesharks, locally known as butanding, are being sighted in Sorsogon and Albay provinces since the onset of the El Niño phenomenon in Bicol this year, a situation that prompted tourism officials here this week to regulate interaction between tourists and the giant sea-mammals.

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Tourism and disaster management officials in Bicol yesterday welcomed the plan to put up new viewing sites for the lava fronts facing this city.

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CEBU, Philippines - Bicol Region, which is one of the country’s adventure tourism destination, wants to forge a mutual tourism campaign with Central Visayas.

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Department of Tourism-Region 5 director Maria Ravanilla said foreign arrivals here increased from 7,000 in 2005 to 11,000 in 2006, contributing about P50 million to tourism revenues in 2006, according to data from the Worldwide Fund (WWF).

Most of the visitors are Germans, Americans and Japanese, she added.
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