Villacorta Travel and Tours

23/01/2025

Thank you so much Barazon Family for trusting us to organize your customized Vietnam & Cambodia Holiday! Those pictures are worth a thousand word! We can’t wait again for your next adventure!

14/09/2024

Latepost: Thank you for booking with us! ❤️ from Japan to Boracay ☺️

28/01/2024

Buena Mano for 2024! Thank you Pila, Barazon and Saroca Family for availing our Bohol Package Tour!

03/02/2022

UPDATE: Boracay has updated its entry requirements for domestic and foreign travelers. Fully Vaccinated tourists, both domestic and foreign, no longer need to undergo RT-PCR testing. For the complete requirements, please refer to the following:

• Proof of Identification (ID for domestic travelers, Passport for foreigners)
• Proof of Vaccination Status

For Fully Vaccinated:
-VaxCertPH (vaxcert.doh.gov.ph); or
-Locally Issued Vaccination Card with verifiable QR code or contact details of vaccination center; or
-WHO International Certificates of Vaccination and Prophylaxis/Vaccination Card or Vaccination Certificate issued abroad

Unvaccinated/Partially Vaccinated:
-RT-PCR Negative Result Certificate taken within 72 hours to date of travel

For 12 years old and below:
-Accomplished Certificate of Undertaking Traveling w/ Minors template (aklan.gov.ph)

• Copy of confirmed booking slip/form from DOT-Accredited accommodation establishment
• Round-trip flight/travel details

Fully vaccinated travelers from visa-green countries shall be accepted starting February 10, 2022.

Explore Boracay island and all its thrilling adventures, picture-worthy sights, relaxing pursuits, and delicious delicacies. Visit https://www.touristboracay.com/ for more information.

03/02/2022

Effective February 1, 2022, fully vaccinated tourists are no longer required to submit a negative RT-PCR result to visit Boracay.

Starting February 10, 2022, fully vaccinated foreign tourists from visa-free countries will also now be able to visit Boracay. This beautiful island ranks 2nd in Conde Nast Travelers' best beaches in the world. It also proved to the world that it's one of the best destinations to travel as it placed 2nd in the Most Instagrammable Places for 2022, according to Big 7 Travel.

Let's go and see the beauty of the Philippines! Book now at www.philippineairlines.com.

28/01/2022

JUST IN: Effective Feb 1, fully vaccinated passengers will be required to present negative RT-PCR test taken within 48 hrs prior to departure from country of origin, and they will no longer be required to undergo facility quarantine.

Unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelers would be required to undergo facility-based quarantine until the release of their negative RT-PCR test taken on the 5th day.

Effective Feb 10, fully vaccinated nationals of non-visa required countries shall be allowed to enter the Philippines, subject to several conditions. | via Leila Salaverria/Philippine Daily Inquirer

17/01/2022

23/10/2021

NO MORE RT-PCR REQUIREMENT FOR FULLY VACCINATED TOURISTS ENTERING BORACAY SOON

JUST IN: Aklan Governor Florencio Miraflores announced that they will soon remove the RT-PCR test requirement for tourists entering the world-famous Boracay Island.

During today’s virtual conference of the Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force, Miraflores said that once all individuals in the island are fully vaccinated, they will allow tourists from other places in the country who are fully vaccinated and will no longer require RT-PCR test to revive the tourism industry.

“The requirement for the RT-PCR test will now be removed and we will just require our tourists to have just the vaccination certificate (must be issued by the DICT to make sure that the person coming to the island are really fully vaccinated). We hope with this opening up of the island to fully vaccinated tourists will ensure the recovery of the island,” Miraflores said. | via Glenda Tayona/PN

Source: Panay News

27/08/2020

Nagbukas na ang TPLEX last segment -- 3 HOURS TRIP (MAYNILA-BAGUIO)

22/07/2020

PRESS RELEASE
17 July 2020

BI to Filipino travellers: strict compliance on travel requirements

MANILA, Philippines - The Bureau of Immigration (BI) advised Filipinos intending to go abroad to fully comply with the requirements that the government has prescribed for them to be able to leave the country.

“We will be very strict in seeing to it that these requirements are fully complied with, otherwise we will not allow them to leave,” BI Commissioner Jaime Morente said.

Morente stressed that the lifting of restrictions on non-essential travel of outbound Filipinos does not mean that anyone can now leave the country anytime as he or she pleases.

He said no one is exempted from complying with the conditions imposed on all outbound Filipinos, unless they are permanent resident, overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), and holders of study visa in their country of destination.

The BI Chief also cautioned Filipino would be travelers that "unless your purpose in going abroad is really very important that you cannot forego, we advise you to stay until this pandemic is over as the risk of you getting infected by the virus is still very serious."

According to BI Port Operations Acting Chief Grifton Medina, BI personnel in different international ports were already instructed to strictly implement the resolution of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) on the requirements for outbound Filipino travelers.

These requirements include the presentation of a confirmed return ticket for those traveling on tourist visas; adequate travel and health insurance to cover rebooking; and accommodation expenses if stranded and hospitalization, if infected.

Medina said it is also important for the traveler to first ascertain if the country of his destination has not imposed restrictions on the entry of Filipinos in order to avoid the inconvenience of being turned away and sent back to Manila.

“They are also required to sign, by their airlines, a declaration acknowledging the risks involved in their travel. They will be informed that upon their return, they will be swab tested for COVID-19 and undergo hotel quarantine,” Medina added.

He further stressed that even passengers who comply with the requirements will still be subjected to rigid inspection to make sure that these travelers are not victims of human trafficking and illegal recruitment.