- President Marcos aims to make the Philippines Asia’s shopping hub through infrastructure and digital reforms
- Special Assistant Frederick Go suggests implementing e-visas and VAT refund for foreign tourists to attract more visitors
- Go supports the Philippine Retailers Association’s proposal for VAT refunds for non-resident tourists
- President Marcos also plans to implement the Philippine E-Visa to make travel to the country more convenient
- A study is being conducted to improve the e-visa system for Indian nationals to boost tourism in the Philippines
- The Private Sector Advisory Council-Tourism Sector Group emphasizes the importance of improving the e-visa system for Indian nationals, who are repeat visitors spending on average $100 per day in the Philippines
Source: mb.com.ph
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