JT and Theodore Travel and Tours

04/08/2021

FYI...
Keep safe everyone...

10/06/2021

Explore and visit the beautiful province in the South... Batangas ☺

17/04/2021

I AM A TRAVEL AGENT🌎✈️⛴️
AND THE COVID-19 INFECTED MY WORK.

They cancelled all kinds of trips, services and contact with people, my work is affected, there are no tourists who want to travel due to fear, lockdown and government measures. ..

Unfortunately, THE WORLD and people, free or quarantined, doesn't know who is and who isn't infected.

As a TRAVEL AGENT, our stability relies on every tour, airline tickets sold, visa services we extend to our valued clients and the travel advice we give them and the reason why they keep coming back.

We are in limbo, the imbalance is part of the routine.

When it seems that our life is stabilizing, and there is much work, to manage pay the bills, doing what you studied and learned , the “ " arrives and everything is .

It feels like a bucket of cold water splashed on our backs ... and now I begin to doubt.

- What will happen?
- How long will it last?
- What shall we do?

All that remains is to keep hoping, as I know that WE, in the Travel Industry, always survive and we will get through.

We the people in the Travel Industry are the ones who transmit the culture, stories and legends, traditions and experiences to a country full of inspiration 🌎

If you are part of Travel Industry ,
copy and paste. .......

With affection for our authorities, who have not generated adequate policies so that the work has the benefits that some other have.

We hope that Nature will bless all of us and for this pandemic to end soon.

Virtual Hugs to all of my friends, family and colleagues. Never give up!
We will be back soon!!!✈️✈️✈️

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME READING THIS POST! .
God bless 🙏🙏🙏

👉 Travel Agents - edited, copied & pasted.

03/02/2021

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18/12/2020

05/11/2020

The Managed Isolation Allocation System is an online portal for everyone travelling to New Zealand to secure their place in a managed isolation facility before they board their flight.

05/11/2020

16/10/2020

DOT welcomes eased travel movement between GCQ and MGCQ areas for tourism revival

The Department of Tourism (DOT) welcomes the amended guidelines from the Inter-Agency Task Force on the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EIMD) regarding the more liberal interzonal and intrazonal movement of persons traveling between destinations under general community quarantine (GCQ) and modified general community quarantine (MGCQ).

Under IATF Resolution No. 79, “the interzonal movement of non-authorized persons outside residences (non-APOR) between areas placed under GCQ and MGCQ for any purpose shall be permitted subject to the reasonable regulations imposed by the local government unit (LGU) concerned, if any, and which should be submitted to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), or in the case of Boracay Island, subject to those imposed by the Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force (BIATF).”

During the 79th meeting of the task force, the body also approved the recommendation to gradually expand the age group allowing individuals from 15-years old to 65-years old to go out of their residence.

DOT Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said, “These new policies, approved by the IATF, support the Department’s programs aimed at rebuilding the tourism industry to bring back lost jobs and livelihoods and stir local economies.”

Puyat noted that the amended guidelines will empower LGUs to responsibly reopen their respective destinations to more areas outside their province or region with the minimum health and safety measures in place. These will also complement the DOT’s strategy to develop tourism circuits and travel corridors, such as the Ridge and Reef Corridor Plan between Baguio City and the provinces of Region 1, to help revive tourism under the new normal.

Yesterday, October 15, Ilocos Norte welcomed residents of Luzon for leisure travel. Last October 1, Boracay Island extended its reopening to all local travelers, even those coming from GCQ areas. Both aforementioned places require a negative RT-PCR test before travel, online registration and health declaration at their respective LGU websites, and an issuance of a QR code for contactless transactions and contact tracing purposes, from travelers before entry. As stated in the amended guidelines, Boracay Island’s regulations will still follow those set by the BIATF.

“The flexible travel movements, however, do not mean that we will be relaxing our health standards. We will continue to work with the LGUs in enforcing safety protocols and enhanced hygiene measures in all sectors of the tourism industry.” Puyat stressed.

16/10/2020

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21/06/2020

Condé Nast Traveller UK (CNT) cites Hidden Beach in El Nido, Palawan as one of “The 30 Best Beaches in the World”.

"It’s not quite so hidden any more, but this beach still makes its mark as one of the world’s best. Palawan is filled with pristinely beautiful spots, but Hidden Beach – surrounded by imposing limestone cliffs and with startlingly bone-white sand – is separated from the turquoise ocean by a small keyhole-like opening, through which visitors must climb in order to access the lagoon."

The list claims that, “Instead of the typical sandy spots dotted with sun umbrellas and gaggles of tourists, we've sought out spaces that you may have to venture a little further for, but that remain incredibly beautiful and very often crowd-free.”

Photo by: Gonçalo Pinho