Boracay travel guide related information? Several problems of Boracay's tourism strategy

First line: 1. At present, only three cities, namely, Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou, have been opened to chartered flight in Kalibo (Kalibo is an hour and a half's drive from Boracay, with beautiful asphalt roads and island customs along the way). 2。 On March 23rd, Cebu Airlines officially opened the route from Hong Kong to Kalibo. Air tickets can be booked online at a low price, and the flight time is 2 hours. Website: /3. Transfer from Hongkong to Kalibo or Katik via Manila (5 minutes' walk to the pier, across the sea). You can book tickets online through CTS Hong Kong. The round-trip fare for 14 days is about 1380 Hong Kong dollars. Exchange: If it is best to exchange Philippine pesos in domestic banks, 1 RMB is exchanged for 6. Eight pesos. If the exchange is via Hong Kong or there are relatives and friends in Hong Kong, it can be converted into Hong Kong dollars, about 18 Hong Kong dollars to 100 pesos. If you really can't change pesos, you'd better change them into dollars. It is reasonable to exchange US dollars for pesos in Boracay, but it is a bit outrageous to exchange RMB for pesos on the island. The exchange rate is from 5. 0 to 6. It's all zeros. 3. Transfer: 1. If you cross the border from Hong Kong, there will still be a seven-day stay, so you don't need to hold a pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao. 2。 The Philippines has to pay 750 pesos departure tax when leaving Manila International Airport and 500 pesos at Kalibo Airport. Accommodation: There are more than 100 hotels of different grades on the island, ranging from five-star hotels to family hotels, and there is a great choice. 5. The price of offshore activities is relatively high, depending on the bargaining level. Catering: Two restaurants suitable for China people are highly recommended: Hong Kong Kitchen: 2 minutes away from d*tatipapa seafood market, at the intersection of main roads. Chinese restaurants, which are famous for Cantonese seafood and traditional Chinese food, all have chefs from China. The environment is clean and hygienic, and the Chinese service is fluent, providing enthusiastic travel consultation for guests. China tourists are free of meals and consultation fees. Restaurant specialties: fried crab, anchovies in typhoon shelter, seafood porridge, red sturgeon rice cake, steamed sea bass, spicy shrimp (crab) cooked pork. Ali Gallery: located in S 1, Korean restaurant. This restaurant is famous for its Korean barbecue, which is in line with the tastes of China tourists. Boracay also has some exotic restaurants, such as Italian restaurants, Mexican restaurants and Spanish restaurants.