Philippine Airlines, Philippines AirAsia Inc. and Cebu Air Inc. separately announced on Sunday evening that their flights would go on unhampered on Monday, but that travelers would need to present proof it is necessary for them to fly out from March 22 to April 4. Travel Advisory No. A year after the pandemic started, the latest round of restrictions only pose to threaten what is typically a time when Filipino jet-setters fly out to enjoy the long holiday due to the Christian Lenten observance of Holy Week. With foreign travel still largely on a halt, domestic tourism relied upon for rebound has limped through lack of consumer confidence and now, new lockdowns. The bill, considered a priority of the Duterte administration, has been stuck in Congress since last year.

Source: Philippine Star March 22, 2021 03:45 UTC