Indigenous Aeta protesters blockaded the trail to the Philippines’ Mount Pinatubo, a popular tourist attraction in an area ...

By Michael Beltran Avid hiker Maria* and her boyfriend were among the dozens of travelers who booked a tour of the ...

(SPOT.ph) Central Luzon’s most famous natural attraction is off-limits to tourists—for now.

The recent refusal by the Aeta community to allow tours to Mt. Pinatubo is a powerful case of challenging economic and cultural inequalities.

The Department of Tourism on Sunday, May 4, issued an advisory calling on all visitors and tourism stakeholders to comply with the suspension of all tourism-related activities at Mt. Pinatubo in ...

The Department of Tourism (DOT) on Sunday urged tourists to adhere to the local government's suspension of travel and tourism ...

The Department of Tourism (DOT) urged visitors and stakeholders to comply with the suspension of all travel and ...

The crater lake emerged after Mt. Pinatubo erupted on June 15, 1991. The volcano lies within the 15,998 hectares covered by Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) R03-BOT-0708-073.

THE Department of Tourism (DoT) on Sunday urged visitors and stakeholders to comply with the suspension of tourism-related activities at Mt. Pinatubo ordered by the local government of Botolan. “The ...

It orders a halt to all travel, tourism programs, and projects in the Mt. Pinatubo area until further notice. The suspension of tourism activities comes after members of the Aeta Indigenous ...