Tourism and aviation stakeholders in Bohol are looking to expand connections with Japan after a successful maiden direct charter flight from Tokyo to Bohol in May. Representatives from Aboitiz InfraCapital, Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA), JTB Asia Pacific Phil. Corp., and local tourism groups met at the New Provincial Capitol for a post-assessment of the Tokyo–Bohol charter service. Vice Governor Nick Besas, representing Governor Aris Aumentado, welcomed the delegation and led discussions following the first direct charter outcome. The stakeholders say the aim is to strengthen tourism links with the Japanese market while coordinating to address broader challenges affecting air travel and tourism industry operations. The meeting focuses on evaluating the charter flight results and considering next steps to build further flight arrangements between Tokyo and Bohol. The report also notes the ongoing involvement of Aboitiz InfraCapital and BPIA in aviation developments tied to Bohol-Panglao airport.
Bohol seeks more Japan flights after Tokyo–Bohol charter debut
Tourism and aviation stakeholders in Bohol are looking to expand connections with Japan after a successful maiden direct charter flight from Tokyo to Bohol in May. Representatives from Aboitiz InfraCa...
- Bohol stakeholders met to assess a Tokyo–Bohol charter flight launched in May.
- The charter flight is described as successful, encouraging interest in Japan-linked tourism.
- Participants include Aboitiz InfraCapital, Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA), and JTB Asia Pacific Phil. Corp.
- The group discusses strengthening ties with the Japanese market.
- They also plan to work together to address global travel and tourism challenges.
Buoyed by the positive outcome of the maiden direct charter flight from Tokyo to Bohol, tourism and aviation stakeholders are pushing for stronger ties with the Japanese market while working together to address global challenges affecting the travel industry....Keep on reading: To strengthen tourism, Bohol eyes more Japan flights
2 months agoTAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol — Buoyed by the positive outcome of the maiden direct charter flight from Tokyo to Bohol, tourism and aviation stakeholders are pushing for stronger ties with the Japanese market while working together to address global challenges affecting the travel industry. Representatives from Aboitiz InfraCapital, Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA), JTB Asia Pacific Phil. Corp., and local tourism stakeholders met recently at the New Provincial Capitol for a post-assessment of the successful Tokyo–Bohol charter flight launched in May. READ: Aboitiz takes over Bohol-Panglao airport Vice Governor Nick Besas, representing Governor Aris Aumentado, welcomed the delegation and led discussions on […]...Keep on reading: Bohol eyes more Japan flights to strengthen tourism amid challenges
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