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Tourists from NCR Plus Now Allowed to Visit Subic for Leisure

NCR Plus areas include Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite.

By: Denisse Shawntel Tan | June 09, 2021

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Subic welcomes tourists from NCR Plus.

Image: Blue Rock Resorts Subic Bay Facebook Page

Good news! Tourists from NCR Plus are now allowed to visit Subic  for leisure purposes approved by Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF). Keep in mind that minimum health protocols are still in place to improve public safety. Also, the negative antigen test is no longer required for 18 to 65 years old. However, it’s a requirement for those below 18 and above 65 years old—even for passengers who will pass through. Social distancing and wearing face masks and shields should strictly follow in resorts and various tourist attractions. Guests are not required to submit negative antigen or swab tests as long as the group is families living in the same household. Guests are also required to fill out contact tracing forms and have their temperature checked.

In addition, resorts are strictly enforced to limit the number of guests. For example, resorts should only accept a maximum of 20 to 30% of their usual capacity. Hotels for staycations are now also allowed to operate. Hotel facilities should be thoroughly disinfected, and alcohol stations are placed all over the vicinity.

NCR Plus areas include Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite.

While traveling at Subic, make sure to follow the health protocols for a safe and hassle-free trip. Make sure to visit Yoorekka Consumer Magazine for more travel and COVID-19 updates and guidelines in Subic!

All details and information in this article are true and accurate as of the publication date. While we are making our utmost effort to keep our content as up-to-date as possible, the condition surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be unpredictable, and the situation develops rapidly. Hence, some information and recommendations may have changed since this article was published. For the latest advice, visit DOH and your LGU's official websites.

Sources:
•     https://bit.ly/3pDGwCL
•     https://bit.ly/3cqYkM2

Subic welcomes tourists from NCR Plus.

Image: Blue Rock Resorts Subic Bay Facebook Page

Good news! Tourists from NCR Plus are now allowed to visit Subic  for leisure purposes approved by Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF). Keep in mind that minimum health protocols are still in place to improve public safety. Also, the negative antigen test is no longer required for 18 to 65 years old. However, it’s a requirement for those below 18 and above 65 years old—even for passengers who will pass through. Social distancing and wearing face masks and shields should strictly follow in resorts and various tourist attractions. Guests are not required to submit negative antigen or swab tests as long as the group is families living in the same household. Guests are also required to fill out contact tracing forms and have their temperature checked.

In addition, resorts are strictly enforced to limit the number of guests. For example, resorts should only accept a maximum of 20 to 30% of their usual capacity. Hotels for staycations are now also allowed to operate. Hotel facilities should be thoroughly disinfected, and alcohol stations are placed all over the vicinity.

NCR Plus areas include Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite.

While traveling at Subic, make sure to follow the health protocols for a safe and hassle-free trip. Make sure to visit Yoorekka Consumer Magazine for more travel and COVID-19 updates and guidelines in Subic!

All details and information in this article are true and accurate as of the publication date. While we are making our utmost effort to keep our content as up-to-date as possible, the condition surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be unpredictable, and the situation develops rapidly. Hence, some information and recommendations may have changed since this article was published. For the latest advice, visit DOH and your LGU's official websites.

Sources:
•     https://bit.ly/3pDGwCL
•     https://bit.ly/3cqYkM2

About Denisse Shawntel Tan

Denisse Tan is currently a work in progress: she’s an aspiring writer, artist, and fashion designer! She’s trying to figure out how to manage her time in achieving all of her goals while also taking in life as humanly possible. Aside from art, she’s a big fan of the color pink, disco music, Bratz dolls, and Genshin Impact. By age 35, she plans to travel to New York City 🗽.

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Tourists from NCR Plus Now Allowed to Visit Subic for Leisure

NCR Plus areas include Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite.

By: Denisse Shawntel Tan | June 09, 2021

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