The Department of Tourism expresses concern over the suspension of the electronic visa platform in China. The e-visa platform was being pilot-tested by the Department of Foreign Affairs. The DOT has formally communicated their concern to the Palace and awaits a response. China is the second largest source of visitors for the Philippines.
The Department of Tourism expresses concern over the suspension of the electronic visa platform in China . The e-visa platform was being pilot-tested by the Department of Foreign Affairs. The DOT has formally communicated their concern to the Palace and awaits a response.
China is the second largest source of visitors for the Philippines.
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