Central Visayas Philippines Travel Guide
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) like Pescador Island have strict rules to protect marine life variety.
Plastic pollution is an issue. Cut down on disposable-use plastics. Bring reusable water bottles and bags. Find reusable items at Package Free Shop. Consider sustainable gear from Patagonia.
Water scarcity can arise. Take shorter showers, turn off taps, report leaks to accommodation.
Your choices on accommodation and tours influence the destination's future.
Seek resorts highlighting sustainable habits: waste management, green energy.
Prioritize operators involved in conservation, promoting responsible diving.
Contribute to projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Further ways to help environmental efforts at the destination.
Minimize single-use plastics and dispose of trash correctly.
Practice water conservation during your stay.
Embrace and show regard for local customs for a richer travel experience.
Support local artisans by acquiring handmade crafts. Visit museums and heritage sites.
Dress modestly, ask permission for photos, use polite phrases.
Avoid intrusive photography. Respect privacy.
Dressing modestly is required. Maintain silence.
Your travel choices directly shape the local economy. Support just practices.
Seek tours or accommodations that directly benefit local communities.
Purchase handicrafts directly from artisans or certified fair-trade shops.
Patronize carenderias, local markets, and locally owned getting around like jeepneys.
Your interactions and support support a positive cultural exchange and economic well-being for local communities.
Your choices directly define the local economy. Support ethical practices and community benefit.
Seek tours or accommodations that directly benefit local communities.
Purchase handmade crafts and souvenirs directly from local artisans.
Patronize local eateries and markets for direct income to families.
Your interactions contribute to the community's overall well-being.
Your choices have a direct influence on the well-being of the local people and environment.
Back businesses that provide equitable pay to their staff.
Aid local projects and initiatives thrive with your patronage.
Aid in preserving traditional skills and community identity.
Be vigilant against child labor, exploitation, or abuse. Report suspicious activity to authorities. Research wildlife sightings thoroughly, choose ethical operators.
Instead of giving money to individual beggars, donate to established, reputable local charities or NGOs. These groups focus on long-term solutions for communities.
