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Tourism Secretary Joseph Durano yesterday said the department is expecting international arrivals to hit 3.1 million this year, 100,000 higher than its three-million target last year.
"This should translate to $3 billion in tourism receipts. This growth in arrivals will support ongoing expansions and new investments," Durano told The STAR.
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Tourism Secretary Joseph Durano yesterday said the department is expecting international arrivals to hit 3.1 million this year, 100,000 higher than its three-million target last year.
"This should translate to $3 billion in tourism receipts. This growth in arrivals will support ongoing expansions and new investments," Durano told The STAR.
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By Ghio Ong | April 8, 2007 - 12:00am
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