Boracay to Bohol: 5 Philippines destinations solo travellers can’t wait to visit, after coronavirus subsides
From the golden sands of Palawan to the spooky mountain landscapes of Sagada, the Philippines is an increasingly attractive destination for independent travellers – here’s why
The travel industry has been witnessing a steady increase in solo travellers over the past decade. No longer just backpackers roaming through exotic countries, affluent individuals are now increasingly stopping at luxury destinations all on their ownsome.
One place solo tourists are adding to their long list of must-see spots is the Philippines, which offers everything from beach holidays, scuba diving, island hopping, a bustling city life and remote mountain regions. Whether they are keen to party at the beach, dive with sharks or climb tall peaks, this country has it all.
