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With some of the best-rated beaches on the planet, an impeccable diving scene and a trademark stamp of Filipino hospitality everywhere you go, you can bank on the Philippines delivering an excellent luxury getaway for your clients.


BLISSFUL BEACHES


Travellers would be hard-pressed to find a more paradisiacal setting than the Philippines. The archipelago’s coastal offering sings, boasting bone-white beaches, gin-clear waters, unique rock formations and gently swaying coconut palms.


The province of Palawan regularly tops the lists for the world’s best beaches. Pristine sandbars, sun-dappled shorelines, coral-fringed waters and a jungle-clad interior make it a haven for beach lovers, while eco-conscious clients will be pleased with the growing number of environmental initiatives that are helping to keep the region clean.


Home to island-hopper favourites such as El Nido, whose major draws include dramatic limestone karsts, calm, iridescent waters and fish-filled coral reefs, it’s no surprise Palawan bagged Most Desirable Island in the Wanderlust Travel Awards 2022.


Beach lovers should also visit the Island Garden City of Samal, known for its untouched beaches and high-end beach resorts; the award-winning, sun-drenched resort island of Boracay in the Western Visayas region; and Dahican, a four-mile, crescent- shaped beach hosting surfing and skimboarding.


DIVING INTO THE DEEP


The Philippines’ undersea life is also unmatched. In a published study entitled The Philippines, The Center of the Center of Marine Fish Biodiversity, scientists established that the country has the most fish and coral species on the planet.


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