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The local government of Palawan promotes sustainable tourism and ensures popular sites, such as the Puerto Princesa Underground River, are not overcrowded with tourists. Photo: iStock/aldarinho.

How the Philippines Is Protecting Its ‘Last Ecological Frontier’

March 20, 2020

Limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, coral atolls, and tropical forests make Palawan province one of the top ecotourism destinations in BIMP-EAGA. 
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A tourist explores the Gunung Mulu National Park in Sarawak.

Did You Know? 6 Reasons to Visit BIMP-EAGA

March 11, 2020

Those planning to travel to Southeast Asia may at some point come across the acronym BIMP-EAGA while doing research.
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