PHILIPPINE TOURISM SECRETARY RAMON JIMENEZ

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Tourism ministers and officials from Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia and the Philippines inked on Wednesday a deal expressing their intent to facilitate easier travel in the region through a common smart visa system, the World Economic Forum (WEF) reported.

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Tourist arrivals in the Philippines reached a record of 1.148 million in  January to March, an increase of 16.03 percent from a year earlier, a  senior government official said today.
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Phl, ASEAN countries agree to work on common visa

By Jovan Cerda | June 5, 2013 - 4:05pm

Tourism ministers and officials from Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia and the Philippines inked on Wednesday a deal expressing their intent to facilitate easier travel in the region through a common smart visa system,...

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Tourist arrivals in 1st quarter hits 'all-time high'

May 8, 2012 - 7:00pm

Tourist arrivals in the Philippines reached a record of 1.148 million in January to March, an increase of 16.03 percent from a year earlier, a senior government official said today.