Showing posts with label aqua sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aqua sports. Show all posts

Friday, September 21, 2012

Beaches of Cebu



Alegre Beach Resort Cebu is known for its natural beauty and quiet luxury
At Badian Island you will find a white sandy private beach directly at the resort.
Camotes Islands in Cebu have several excellent beaches to spend your holiday vacation. Bakhaw beach is one of them
The scenery of Alona Beach. Bohol island is located between Cebu island and Leyte island
Couple-Explores the beach as they await the sunrise view in Camotes Island
Camotes Cebu
Fishermen-In the Island of Malapascua, one of Cebu’s top tourists destination
Malapascua Cebu
From top view-Of Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort & Spa Cebu’s beach front
Cebu shangrila
Hagnaya Beach Resort and Restaurant-Located in Hagnaya, San Remigio, Cebu.
Hagnaya Cebu
A relaxing hammock by the beaches of Cebu
Cebu Hammock
Cruisin at Mactan Island
Cebu Mactan
The Home of the Famous Whale Shark.. Oslob located in the southern part of Cebu
Cebu Oslob
Sayaw Beach along the hi-way of Barili, Cebu
Cebu sayaw beach
Sumilon Island-One of Cebu’s best kept secrets
Movenpick Resort & Spa Cebu (formerly Hilton Cebu Resort & Spa) is located in a relaxing coastal location within reach of the city proper
Vista Mar Beach Resort & Country Club, Located in Lapu-lapu Cebu

When in Cebu City, Philippines you can visit also gregmelep.com to complete your needs.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Iloilo, Guimaras eye P25B in tourism receipts

By Amy R. Remo
Philippine Daily Inquirer

THE PROVINCIAL governments of Iloilo and Guimaras target to increase their tourism receipts to P25.18 billion by 2012 from an estimated P18.24 billion in 2010, following a push to make the two provinces the country’s next investment and tourism hubs.

Narzalina Z. Lim, president of tourism consultancy firm Asia Pacific Projects Inc., said that should the planned development programs for the two provinces push through, tourist arrivals were seen hitting 718,000 by 2012, up from the estimated 595,000 in 2010.

Last year, tourist arrivals in Iloilo stood at 396,134 with receipts of P7.3 billion, while Guimaras tourist arrivals stood at 39,391 with receipts of P724 million, Lim said in her presentation at the Iloilo-Guimaras Investment Forum.

To achieve the targets, the local governments of Iloilo and Guimaras are undertaking a massive “sustainable development” program for the two provinces, through a partnership between the government and private sector.

These projects included the development of the so-called priority tourism circuits in Metro Iloilo and Guimaras; diversification of urban tourism products; and pilot community-based tourism and livelihood programs.

The central business district of Iloilo is likewise being revitalized through the redevelopment of key areas.

With these in the pipeline, Iloilo and Guimaras now offer more and varied investment opportunities for interested firms, such as those in real estate and construction, beach resort and resort community development projects, tourist transport, local tour operations, aqua sports equipment rentals, adventure tours and spa and wellness clinics.

Iloilo City Mayor Jerry P. TreƱas has also urged companies to look into these opportunities, adding that Iloilo was the next big thing for investments.

“Our strategic location, natural beauty, rich and unique island culture are assets in itself. Iloilo is in the center of the Philippines, accessible by air, land and sea transport networks,” he said.