"Booming tourism in Boracay attracts thousands of migrant workers, overpopulating the tiny space and straining the sewage and water systems.
Despite the (construction) moratorium, about 100 unfinished shops, hotels and restaurants have been allowed to continue construction, adding to the 3,000 establishments already crowding the beach." - Reuters
Dinagyang.com's first EB of the 2007 went quite well. Thanks to those who came despite not knowing what to expect. You made it happen. Let's have a few more "pangilalahay" get-together this year. (the family portrait). Photo by Leo Solinap
Travel and Outdoors
Boracay: Life's a Beach
Monday, 20 February 2006
Sleeping in a hammock under coconut palm trees swaying in the tropical breeze, reading your favorite novelists as you make difficult choices. Decisions, decisions, should you get an early start on sunset happy hour with a tropical, rum drink, or a cold San Miguel Beer or wait, maybe and order another incredible mango shake.
Dinagyang.com's first EB of the 2007 went quite well. Thanks to those who came despite not knowing what to expect. You made it happen. Let's have a few more "pangilalahay" get-together this year. (
Sleeping in a hammock under coconut palm trees swaying in the tropical breeze, reading your favorite novelists as you make difficult choices. Decisions, decisions, should you get an early start on sunset happy hour with a tropical, rum drink, or a cold San Miguel Beer or wait, maybe and order another incredible mango shake.
