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Sara Duterte Promotes Local Tourism During Visit to Palawan's Bato ni Ningning

Vice President emphasizes the beauty of Philippine destinations and the importance of local tourism.

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Bianca Villanueva

September 12, 20263 min read25 views
Sara Duterte Promotes Local Tourism During Visit to Palawan's Bato ni Ningning
Vice President Sara Duterte during her visit to Bato ni Ningning in Palawan.
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Vice President Sara Duterte recently showcased the charm of local tourism during her visit to Bato ni Ningning, a renowned tourist destination in Barangay Sto. Niño, San Vicente, Palawan.

On September 12, Duterte took to social media to express her joy about the visit, noting the site’s appeal among tourists drawn by its stunning views and refreshing atmosphere.

I am overjoyed to have visited and seen Bato ni Ningning in Barangay Sto. Niño in recent months, a place frequented by many tourists for its cool breeze and breathtaking views.

Sara Duterte, Vice President

Duterte highlighted that the location offers breathtaking views of San Vicente’s coastlines, which are celebrated as some of the best in Palawan, further encouraging tourism in the area.

She expressed pride in the Philippines' natural attractions, stating, "I always say and take pride in the fact that the Philippines is home to some of the most beautiful places and coastlines in the world."

Duterte emphasized that promoting local tourism is vital for the economy, asserting that visits to various provinces contribute significantly to local development.

Visiting the provinces is one way to promote local tourism and support the local economy.

Sara Duterte, Vice President
  • Bato ni Ningning is located in Barangay Sto. Niño, San Vicente.
  • Duterte's visit aims to highlight local tourism's economic impact.

This initiative aligns with broader efforts to revitalize tourism in the Philippines, especially as the country emerges from pandemic-induced challenges.

With Duterte's emphasis on local attractions, the government hopes to enhance tourist engagement, showcasing the Philippines as a prime destination for both local and international visitors.