Filinvest owns Crimson Resort and Spa Boracay and extends a helping hand to Boracay by donating COVID-19 test kits to its constituents. This is what REBPH calls give and take and acknowledges Filinvest’s initiative to help.
Filinvest Development Corp. (FDC) on Monday said it donated a real-time PCR system and applied biosystem to the Molecular Laboratory of Dr. Rafael S. Tumbokon Memorial Hospital in Aklan province.
The donation, facilitated by the Department of Tourism (DOT), will help fast-track test for coronavirus disease 2019 of locals and tourists in Aklan. This initiative supports the reopening of Boracay Island to tourists in line with the IATF-T3 (Test, Trace, Treat) program that aims to boost consumer confidence to rebuild the Tourism Industry as it continues to recover from the impact of Covid-19.
“We are working hand in hand with the DOT, the Provincial Government of Aklan and the Municipality of Malay to help tourists feel safe and have peace of mind when they visit Boracay. We believe this donation along the other national and local anti-Covid initiatives will entice tourists back to Boracay and bring back the livelihood of the locals,” Francis Gotianun, senior vice president of Filinvest Hospitality Corp., said.
This initiative supports the “Boracay Better than Ever” campaign that was recently launched by One Boracay, a group of hotel operators on the island, Aklan LGU together with the Municipality of Malay, Boracay Chamber of Commerce and the DOT regional office as an invitation to reconnect and experience once again the world-class beautiful island of Boracay.
FDC owns Crimson Resort and Spa Boracay.
“We look forward to welcoming back guests not just in Crimson Boracay but also our other hotels nationwide–Crimson Resort and Spa Cebu, Crimson Filinvest City, Quest Hotel Tagaytay, Quest Hotel Clark and Quest Hotel and Conference Center Cebu,” he said. The said initiative is part of the Filinvest Group’s over P100-million support to the government’s fight against Covid-19. The Gotianun group has also distributed meals, personal protective equipment, ventilators, Covid-19 test kits to its partner LGUs nationwide as well as the utilization of the Filinvest Tent in Alabang as a mega quarantine center.
“We look forward to welcoming back guests not just in Crimson Boracay but also our other hotels nationwide–Crimson Resort and Spa Cebu, Crimson Filinvest City, Quest Hotel Tagaytay, Quest Hotel Clark and Quest Hotel and Conference Center Cebu,” he said. The said initiative is part of the Filinvest Group’s over P100-million support to the government’s fight against Covid-19. The Gotianun group has also distributed meals, personal protective equipment, ventilators, Covid-19 test kits to its partner LGUs nationwide as well as the utilization of the Filinvest Tent in Alabang as a mega quarantine center.
Filinvest Hospitality oversees a portfolio of 1,770 hotel keys which caters to various segments of the hospitality sector through the Crimson and Quest brands. It has a pipeline of future hotel developments across the Philippines.
Chroma Hospitality is a joint venture, full-service hotel management company between FDC and Archipelago International of Singapore. It manages the 290-key Crimson Resort and Spa in Mactan, Cebu; the 345-key Crimson Hotel in Filinvest City, Manila; the192-key Crimson Resort and Spa at Station Zero in Boracay; the 427-key Quest Hotel and Conference Center in Cebu City; the 43-key Quest Service Apartments Cebu; the 309-key Quest Plus in Filinvest Mimosa+, Clark, Pampanga; and the 164-key Quest Hotel in Fora, Tagaytay.
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Article and Photo originally posted by Business Mirror last December 8, 2020 and written by VG Cabuag. Minor edits have been made by REBPH to cater to its own readers.
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