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BY JUN AGUIRRE
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Tuesday, March 20, 2018
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BORACAY – The Chinese embassy has expressed concern over the safety of Chinese tourists visiting this world-famous island.
This amid the massive crackdown on business establishments that violate sanitary and zoning laws in Boracay.
Chinese officials went to the island on March 15 to make sure that their constituents are safe and are well taken care of.
Among them were Consul General Lou Gang, Consul Wang Hao and Embassy Secretary Christine Zhang.
Part of their visit was the inspection of the Boracay District Hospital and the Waste Management Center.
Chinese tourists have been one of the top markets of the tourism industry in Boracay. In fact, from January to February this year, they posted the highest arrivals in the island – a total of 120,973./PN
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