Philippine Airlines Takes Centre Stage at Beyond Borders on the Road Perth as Interest in Asia Travel Soars

Philippine Airlines 

Australian travellers continue to embrace exciting destinations across Asia, Philippine Airlines is set to play a leading role at the Australian Travel Industry Association's (ATIA) Beyond Borders on the Road (BBOTR) Perth event, helping travel professionals unlock new opportunities in one of the region's fastest-growing tourism markets.

With demand for Asia-Pacific travel reaching new heights, the Perth event arrives at an ideal time for travel agents, tour operators and corporate travel specialists looking to expand their knowledge and confidently promote the Philippines to Western Australian travellers.

Asia-Pacific Travel Continues to Experience Strong Growth

The popularity of Asia-Pacific destinations continues to strengthen as more Australians seek shorter international holidays offering outstanding value, rich cultural experiences and world-class hospitality.

According to recent travel trends, more than 300,000 Australians travelled to the Philippines during the year to the end of May 2026, reflecting growing confidence in the destination and increasing demand for diverse holiday experiences across the archipelago.

For travel professionals attending Beyond Borders on the Road Perth, this growing interest presents valuable opportunities to develop new itineraries and expand their destination expertise.

Philippine Airlines Showcases Exceptional Connectivity

As the national carrier of the Philippines, Philippine Airlines will headline a dedicated presentation alongside the Philippine Department of Tourism, highlighting the country's diverse tourism experiences and the excellent air connections available between Western Australia and the Philippines.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into the airline's expanding network, seamless travel options and the wide variety of destinations accessible throughout the Philippine archipelago.

The session will also explore emerging travel trends and demonstrate why the Philippines continues to attract holidaymakers seeking tropical islands, vibrant cities, adventure, culture, wellness escapes and authentic local experiences.

The Philippines Offers Endless Travel Possibilities

Philippine Airlines 

From pristine white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters to centuries-old heritage towns and bustling metropolitan centres, the Philippines has become one of Southeast Asia's most rewarding destinations.

Visitors can discover more than 7,000 islands, each offering unique attractions including spectacular diving, island hopping, luxury resorts, eco-tourism adventures, colourful festivals and renowned Filipino hospitality.

Whether travellers are seeking romantic escapes, family holidays, wellness retreats, business events or cultural exploration, the Philippines delivers experiences suited to every style of travel.

Helping Travel Professionals Grow Their Business

Beyond Borders on the Road has been created to provide Australian travel professionals with practical knowledge, industry insights and valuable partnerships that strengthen their businesses in an evolving travel marketplace.

ATIA Chief Executive Officer Dean Long said the Perth event would help members respond to changing travel patterns by providing practical destination knowledge.

"Bringing Beyond Borders on the Road across the country is all about equipping our members with the tools to thrive in the current travel market and we're excited to welcome Philippine Airlines as a major sponsor for Perth," Mr Long said.

"The way Aussies travel is changing, and their session will help members sell Asia-Pacific travel to clients with a fresh angle."

A Warm Welcome Begins Before Arrival

Philippine Airlines Country Manager Krystle Ramirez-Gastrock said the partnership offered an ideal opportunity to demonstrate why the airline remains the preferred choice for travel to the Philippines.

She said the airline proudly connects travellers to destinations across the country through its extensive network while delivering the warmth, genuine hospitality and world-class service that have become synonymous with Filipino culture.

Passengers begin experiencing the famous Filipino welcome from the moment they board, making every journey part of the holiday itself.

Tourism Partnerships Driving Future Growth

The Philippine Department of Tourism will also share its vision for strengthening tourism links between Australia and the Philippines while highlighting the country's growing appeal beyond traditional leisure holidays.

Officer in Charge Cassandra Sta. Maria-Camonggol said the Philippines offers opportunities across business events, wellness tourism, education, culture and memorable holiday experiences.

The collaborative presentation aims to inspire stronger partnerships within Australia's travel industry while encouraging more visitors to discover the extraordinary diversity found throughout the Philippines.

A Bright Future for Philippines Tourism

With international travel continuing to expand and Australians increasingly looking towards nearby Asian destinations, the Philippines is well positioned for continued growth.

Strong airline connectivity, diverse tourism experiences and increasing industry collaboration are creating exciting opportunities for both travellers and the Australian travel trade.

The Beyond Borders on the Road Perth event provides an ideal platform for travel professionals to deepen their understanding of this dynamic destination while building valuable partnerships that will benefit clients for years to come.

Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA)

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Philippine Airlines Website: https://www.philippineairlines.com
Philippine Department of Tourism Website: https://beta.tourism.gov.ph

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Bohol’s PADI Tide Dive Festival Captivates Chinese Market and Champions Sustainable Marine Tourism

PADI Ambassadors and Chinese divers

A Celebration of Diving, Culture, and Conservation in Panglao

Bohol Beach Club in Panglao, Bohol transformed into a vibrant hub of ocean advocacy and cultural exchange on November 8, 2025, as the PADI Tide Dive Festival brought together Chinese divers, Filipino dive professionals, tourism leaders, and sustainability advocates. The event, hosted by the Tourism Promotions Board Philippines and the Department of Tourism Shanghai Office in partnership with PADI China, marked a significant step in re-establishing the Philippines as the leading dive destination for the fast-growing Chinese market.

With its pristine waters, thriving ecosystems, and world-renowned dive sites, Bohol provided the perfect setting to highlight the country’s commitment to responsible tourism and marine preservation.

Marine Conservation Takes Centre Stage

One of the most impactful components of the festival was a large-scale conservation initiative involving the removal of invasive crown-of-thorns starfish. Guided by local marine NGOs and PADI’s Project AWARE, 100 Chinese divers and five PADI ambassadors worked together beneath Panglao’s tropical waters to protect coral reefs threatened by the destructive species.

This collective effort reflected the nation’s long-term dedication to preserving its marine biodiversity. Through hands-on participation, divers gained a deeper understanding of the environmental challenges facing the region and the role they can play in safeguarding it.

Dialogue and Collaboration for a Sustainable Dive Future

The removal of crown-of-thorns starfish

The afternoon featured a coastal forum and panel discussion, bringing together government representatives, sustainability experts, and dive industry leaders. The dialogue focused on sustainable tourism strategies, conservation best practices, and innovative partnerships that can secure the future of Bohol’s marine attractions.

Speakers including Tourism Attaché Francis Lardizabal, DOT Central Visayas’ Riza Marie S. Macaibay, and Bohol Provincial Tourism Office’s Joanne Pinat emphasized the importance of unified national and local efforts to nurture the destination’s natural assets. Their insights strengthened the festival’s mission to promote long-term, responsible dive tourism.

Cultural Performances Showcase Bohol’s Heritage

As evening approached, the festival shifted into a dynamic cultural celebration led by WinArts Dance Anatomy and the Lumad Panglaoanon Cultural Dance Troupe. Their performances highlighted the richness of Bohol’s traditions and offered visitors an authentic connection to local heritage.

The festivities concluded with networking sessions and an exciting raffle featuring dive equipment, resort stays, and airline tickets, reinforcing the strong support from tourism and hospitality partners throughout the province.

Positioning Bohol as a Premier Dive Destination

The PADI Tide Dive Festival reinforced Bohol’s growing reputation as a top-tier destination for divers seeking world-class underwater experiences paired with meaningful environmental engagement. With its exceptional dive sites and strong network of PADI-certified operators, the region is ideally positioned to welcome the return of international travellers.

TPB COO Maria Margarita Montemayor Nograles highlighted how the festival strengthens the Philippines’ brand on the global stage by integrating conservation into tourism experiences. She noted that inviting Chinese divers to participate in ecological protection fosters deeper connections and elevates the country’s standing as a responsible and sustainable dive destination.

A Milestone for International Tourism Partnerships

The success of the event underscored the powerful impact of collaboration between government agencies, local communities, and global dive organizations. TPB expressed gratitude to the Provincial Government of Bohol, Governor Erico Aristotle Aumentado, and sponsors including Bohol Beach Club, BAHRR, Best Western Plus The Ivywall Resort-Panglao, and DOT Central Visayas.

Their combined efforts not only shaped a memorable festival but also set a new standard for future international engagements centered on sustainability, culture, and high-value tourism.

Contact Details

Tourism Promotions Board Philippines
Website: www.tpb.gov.ph

Department of Tourism Philippines
Website: www.tourism.gov.ph

Bohol Tourism Office
Website: https://tourism.bohol.gov.ph/

PADI
Website: www.padi.com

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Community in Action: TPB Champions Responsible Tourism at the 2025 Members’ Night

The first honorees of the TPB Membership Recognition Program

A Night Dedicated to Sustainable Tourism Leadership

The Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Philippines brought together more than 300 members, partners and industry leaders for the TPB Members’ Night 2025: Community in Action, held on November 18, 2025, at Solaire Resort North in Quezon City. With the inspiring theme “Creative Upcycling,” this year’s gathering placed a compelling spotlight on responsible tourism, climate action and community empowerment as core pillars guiding the future of Philippine tourism.

In her keynote message, TPB Chief Operating Officer Maria Margarita Montemayor Nograles reflected on the agency’s collective achievements throughout the year. She highlighted how tourism stakeholders across the Philippines have played a crucial role in strengthening local economies, supporting disaster recovery, and uplifting communities through mindful and purpose-driven travel initiatives. She emphasised the importance of shared responsibility, noting that tourism carries its greatest impact when practised with intention and care.

Spotlighting Community-Centered Tourism Initiatives

The 2025 Members’ Night celebrated the diverse contributions of TPB members who actively advanced responsible and sustainable travel. Nograles acknowledged the extensive familiarization tours and invitational programs conducted across Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Sur, Tacloban City, Samar, Davao, Ilocos, Palawan and Negros Island. These programs highlighted cultural heritage, supported biodiversity conservation and fortified long-term destination resilience.

Members were also recognised for their involvement in corporate social responsibility programs in La Union, Batanes and Catanduanes. Through volunteerism and community-based initiatives, these efforts revived vulnerable destinations, restored livelihoods and strengthened local engagement in sustainable tourism development.

Expanding Environmental Stewardship and Climate Action

Reinforcing its environmental commitments, TPB highlighted its support for the Philippine Tarsier Foundation as part of the Philippines’ participation in World Expo 2025 Osaka. This initiative contributes to protecting one of the country’s most vulnerable species while showcasing the importance of conservation on the global stage.

TPB also shared updates on its sustainability programs, including reducing single-use plastics during tours, promoting reusable materials and leading CSR projects focused on climate-responsive tourism. These actions reflect TPB’s goal to nurture destinations that thrive ecologically while welcoming responsible travellers.

Honouring Leaders in Responsible and Inclusive Tourism

A key highlight of the evening was the launch of the TPB Membership Recognition Program, which honours outstanding members who exemplify leadership in sustainability, innovation and inclusivity. The program introduced three categories:

• Tamaraw Category (Top Domestic Performance): Neomace Travel and Tours and Ilocos Heritage Tours
• Tarsier Category (Environmental Sustainability Champions): Evasion Tropicale Inc. and Daluyon Beach and Mountain Resort
• Tandikan Category (Inclusive Workplace Leadership): Hilton Clark Sun Valley Resort

These recognitions symbolize TPB’s evolving vision of tourism growth rooted in responsibility, creativity and environmental care.

Strengthening Partnerships for a Climate-Conscious Tourism Future

As the event came to a close, Nograles reaffirmed TPB’s mission to further strengthen climate initiatives and develop tourism strategies that protect destinations for future generations. She encouraged all members to continue championing sustainability, noting that the collective efforts of the tourism community are vital in building a resilient and forward-looking industry.

About the Tourism Promotions Board Philippines

The Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Philippines promotes the Philippines as a world-class domestic and international destination for leisure and MICE travel. As the promotional arm of the Department of Tourism, TPB forges strong partnerships with public and private stakeholders to deliver meaningful, high-value visitor experiences and drive increased arrivals, tourism receipts and investment.

Tourism Promotions Board Philippines

Website: www.tpb.gov.ph

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MIMAROPA Shines at the 16th Regional Travel Fair in Puerto Princesa City

16th Regional Travel Fair (RTF)

A Celebratory Showcase of MIMAROPA’s Tourism Power

The 16th Regional Travel Fair (RTF), held in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan from November 14–16, 2025, once again proved why MIMAROPA stands strong as one of the Philippines’ most vibrant and diverse tourism regions. Organised by the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Philippines, the event generated more than PHP 130.1 million in sales leads, reaffirming the fair’s vital role in strengthening domestic tourism and promoting the archipelago’s most captivating destinations.

Channelling the regional tagline “Your Destination of Choice,” the event showcased the beauty of Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan through a dynamic blend of business meetings, tourism exhibitions and cultural presentations. With thousands of attendees and a strong lineup of industry representatives, the 16th RTF highlighted the extraordinary potential of MIMAROPA as a must-visit destination.

Strengthening Tourism Partnerships through B2B Engagement

The fair opened with highly productive business-to-business (B2B) sessions at the Princesa Garden Island Resort and Spa on November 14. The sessions facilitated over 2,000 appointments between 52 accredited buyers and 67 sellers representing tour operators, travel agencies, accommodations and other key tourism providers. These meetings created valuable networking opportunities and cultivated strong links between industry players.

Tourism officials, including DOT Region XII Director Nelia Arina, DOT MIMAROPA Assistant Regional Director Gladys Quesea and TPB Domestic Promotions Acting Head Arnold Gonzales, supported the event, underscoring the government’s commitment to advancing regional tourism. Exhibitors from MIMAROPA and other regions showcased their unique offerings and cultural identities, strengthening connections across the tourism sector.

The evening continued with the Groove in Blue welcome dinner, bringing together buyers, exhibitors and tourism stakeholders for an uplifting night of entertainment and camaraderie.

B2C Sessions Bring Travel Inspiration to the Public

A local artisan weaving Palawan’s vibrant
traditions by hand at the Binuatan Creations

The business-to-consumer (B2C) activities at Robinsons Palawan on November 15–16 attracted more than 4,000 enthusiastic visitors. Attendees explored exclusive travel deals, took part in travel bingo segments and enjoyed interactive presentations featuring the best of MIMAROPA and other participating regions.

The sessions were attended by notable public officials and tourism leaders, including DOT Undersecretary for Special Projects Ferdinand C. Jumapao and Palawan’s tourism and cultural heritage representatives. The event provided an exciting platform for travellers to discover new destinations and plan future trips while supporting local tourism businesses.

Immersive Familiarization Tours Highlight Palawan’s Natural and Cultural Treasures

Beyond the exhibition halls, the 16th RTF extended into an enriching series of familiarization tours across Puerto Princesa and San Vicente. Participants visited eco-tourism attractions such as Iwahig Penal Farm, Mitra’s Ranch and the colourful weaving community of Binuatan Creations. They also explored Baker’s Hill, a local favourite known for its scenic gardens and homemade delicacies.

The tour continued to the beaches and islands of San Vicente’s famed Port Barton area, where participants discovered pristine waters, vibrant marine life and postcard-worthy island scenery. These immersive experiences highlighted MIMAROPA’s commitment to sustainable tourism and authentic community engagement.

A Milestone Event with an Eye on the Future

The 16th Regional Travel Fair concluded with a ceremonial turnover to the next host region, the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR). This transition marked another milestone in TPB’s ongoing drive to strengthen nationwide tourism collaboration and create inclusive opportunities within the industry.

TPB Chief Operating Officer Maria Margarita Montemayor Nograles emphasised the importance of the event in building a strong and united tourism sector. She highlighted how the RTF continues to inspire travellers, empower local communities and open new doors for growth in regional tourism.

Visit MIMAROPA: Your Destination of Choice

With its successful staging in Puerto Princesa City, the 16th RTF reaffirmed MIMAROPA’s position as a premier destination filled with natural wonders, cultural treasures and unforgettable experiences. From business partnerships to local discoveries, the event showcased the region’s ability to charm travellers and strengthen ties within the tourism community.

Tourism Promotions Board Philippines

Website: www.tpb.gov.ph
Visit MIMAROPA: www.visitphilippines.org

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Philippines implements Sustainable Tourism Development for El Nido, Palawan

The Department of Tourism (DOT) of the Philippines endeavors to ensure the tourism resiliency of the country’s prime destination, El Nido, Palawan, through the full implementation of the Sustainable Tourism Development Project (STDP) this year.

Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat made the statement on Friday (March 5) as she visited El Nido for the Awarding of Certificates to beneficiaries of the Cash-For-Work and Financial Assistance Program between the DOT and the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

“Like all initiatives of the DOT, it will need the cooperation and collaboration from our partners in government and the private sector to ensure its success. I hope that the DOT can continue to count on your support to power our common journey to recovery and realize a better normal for the tourism sector, not only in Palawan but throughout the nation,” Puyat said of the project collaboration among the DOT, the Provincial Government of Palawan, the Municipalities of Coron and El Nido, and the Asian Development Bank.

The tourism chief shared that the STDP, an initiative under the DOT’s Transforming Communities Towards Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Tourism (TouRIST) program, aims to make El Nido’s tourism development more sustainable and inclusive, with projects focusing on improvements to the town’s Drainage; Solid Waste (Landfill Development); Ecosystem-Based Tourism Site Management; and Enterprise and Skills Development from 2021 to 2026.

During her visit, Puyat recalled her first trip to El Nido on July 3, 2020, to pilot test the health and safety protocols in El Nido Resorts, one of the first tourism establishments in the town to secure authority to operate and reopen to visitors from outside the province through a travel bubble strategy.
The tourism chief returned to El Nido in late October 2020 to finalize details of the expansion of the province’s travel bubble to accommodate more domestic tourists, and to attend a dialogue with the Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Koji Haneda to discuss a possible travel bubble between Japan and El Nido.

Later on November 30, 2020, El Nido finally announced its formal reopening to domestic tourists.

“I am happy to say that El Nido has been very cooperative in implementing the minimum health and safety standards recommended by the Department of Health and the DOT. I would like to commend the stakeholders who have understood and prioritized the safety of tourists even during this crisis, enabling them to pass the DOT’s accreditation standards,” the tourism chief shared, adding that a total of 63 accommodation establishments passed the health and safety standards of the Department and have been duly accredited as of February 15, 2021.

Puyat said that the DOT shall continue its close coordination with other national government agencies such as the DOLE to fulfill provisions of the Bayanihan To Recover As One act or BAYANIHAN 2 and to provide sustained COVID-19 response and support to heavily affected tourism stakeholders in destinations like El Nido.

The DOT has endorsed a total of 20,621 tourism workers in MIMAROPA for the Cash for Work Program conducted in partnership with DOLE. As of March 02, 6,846 workers in Palawan have received financial assistance amounting to P34,230,000, 1,315 of which are from El Nido.

The tourism chief disclosed that with the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine in the country, the DOT is optimistic that tourism workers in destinations like El Nido, Palawan will be prioritized in the government’s vaccination program, after medical frontliners and senior citizens.

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Philippines Department of Tourism supports DILG’s streamlining of travel requirements

The Department of Tourism (DOT) expressed support for the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)’s ongoing streamlining of travel procedures and requirements imposed by local government units (LGUs).

“The DOT has long been advocating for the simplification of travel requirements as this is critical in making domestic tourism work," DOT Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat remarked.

As shown in the recently-conducted survey entitled, “The Evolving Landscape of Domestic Tourism”, conducted by the DOT from November 28 to December 30, 2020, in partnership with the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) – Dr. Andrew L. Tan Center for Tourism, and Guide to the Philippines (GTTP), 81 percent of respondents consider the varying LGU requirements as the factor that makes travel most inconvenient.

Among the common travel requirements asked by the LGUs are the medical certificate, other types of pre-travel or test-on-arrival COVID tests and quarantine.

At the destinations, some rules that need to be standardized are those that relate to RT-PCR for children/infant, rooming or capacity limits and age restrictions vis-à-vis inter- and intra-regional movement of domestic tourists.

“Streamlining entry requirements will make travelling in the new normal more convenient while also protecting the public's safety and well-being. Furthermore, this will also help in preventing the entry of those who falsify documents by standardizing validation protocols," Secretary Puyat added. (DOT)

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The island of Siquijor in Philippines reopens for tourism

Department of Tourism (DOT) of Philippines Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat last Wednesday (24 February) traveled to Siquijor, as part of the ongoing efforts to assist in the safe reopening of tourist destinations in the new normal.

Puyat emphasized the DOT’s thrust to strengthen domestic tourism this year, adding that the department will support Siquijor after Governor Zaldy Villa signified his eagerness to allow tourism in the province.

“As the DOT bids to fully reopen Siquijor to tourism and revitalize this sector, we continue to seek regular discussions with provincial and local government leaders and stakeholders, gaining insight into your preparedness to reopen as well as a deeper understanding of how we can best help industry stakeholders and citizens of your communities,” Puyat said while on the island-province.

The DOT secretary said that areas of collaboration between the department, the public and private sector consist of promotional branding campaigns, funding of the digital version of the province’s Healing Festival, the continuous implementation of public health and safety protocols, development of tourism products, and enhancement of tourism circuits featuring farm, dive, and ecotourism, among others.

Puyat added that ongoing endeavors to gear up Siquijor’s opening include conducting physical inspections on accommodation establishments (AEs) and tourism enterprises. As of 15 February, 962 AEs were accredited in the region, 37 of which are in Siquijor.

Through its regional office, the department has been extending assistance to displaced tourism workers in Central Visayas in partnership with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), under the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act or Bayanihan 2. As of 19 February, the DOT Region 7 has endorsed a total of 696 tourism enterprises, tour guide associations/individuals and community based-tourism associations with 24,588 beneficiaries. Forty of those tourism enterprises, community based-tourism and associations/individuals are from Siquijor Province, endorsed by the regional office.

A total of 1,763 tourism enterprises, tour guide associations/individuals and community based-tourism associations were approved and has already been remitted by DOLE Region 7 with 13,367 individual beneficiaries amounting to Php 66,835,000. 59 of those approved tourism enterprises, community based-tourism and associations/individuals are from Siquijor.

“Great progress has been made in making tourism bounce back, but there is still much we can all do to ensure the safe, responsible, and sustainable recovery of the tourism in Siquijor and the rest of the Philippines,” Puyat said.

Meanwhile, Governor Villa echoed Puyat’s stance on the strict implementation of minimum public health standards for the successful reopening for tourism. Villa added that once reopened, incoming tourists in the province must present a negative RT-PCR or rapid antigen test result, travel authority from the home local government unit (LGU), confirmed booking with a DOT-accredited AE, and duly accomplished affidavit of undertaking, among others.

As part of the trip, Puyat visited a local healer, wherein she experienced tuob or steam inhalation and bolo-bolo or a traditional healing ritual with the help of a glass of water, bamboo straw, and a black stone. The tourism chief also visited the Old Enchanted Balete Tree and the Lazi Church and Convent, which was declared as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines.

“Known as the Healing Island of Central Visayas, Siquijor has much to offer to nature lovers, adventure junkies, beach goers and divers, and culture enthusiasts, providing us ample reason to believe that the tourism sector in this province can successfully re-emerge from this crisis,” Puyat added.

Siquijor also boasts of its traditional healing culture, Cambugahay Falls, Paliton Beach, and Mt. Bandilaan, where the sought-after Healing Festival takes place. The province has recorded a total number of 143,286 same-day visitor arrivals and 37,651 overnight visitor arrivals in 2020.

Meanwhile, there are 17 road infrastructure projects under the DOT-Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) convergence program amounting to Php 95.535 million. The convergence road projects are critical to the goal of seamless travel in the province.

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