COVID Tourism In The Summer City – A Guide To Baguio’s Visitors

COVID Tourism And Accommodations In Baguio City ​

Baguio city COVID travel guide

Even as the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccination rollout continue, there are still many people who find the idea of renting or buying a house and lot in Baguio City irresistible. However, they may be unfamiliar with how to find a condominium in Baguio City, or how to make accommodation arrangements. They may also have some concerns about what they’ll need to prepare for their visit.

Read on to find out more about travel requirements in the Summer Capital. With these simple guidelines, you’ll be able to stroll through the City of Pines and enjoy its famous strawberry taho with no worries!

Baguio City Is Open For Tourists But Maintains Strict Protocols

Baguio City remains popular as a place for tourists to cool off or for putting down roots because of its many attractions. The cool weather and closeness to nature are frequently cited as reasons for coming to the Summer Capital.

If you’re thinking of going to Baguio, you need to prepare a BAGUIO VISITA account to schedule your trip, as Baguio allows only a limited number of visitors every day. You’ll also have to send your itinerary, and have a QR-coded tourist pass on during your visit. Don’t forget to check if your accommodations are authorized by Baguio’s local government unit. There’s a link on the BAGUIO VISTA site where you can stay with zero fuss.

If you’re vaccinated, bring your vaccination card in case it will be required by the authorities. Preparing proof of vaccination or have a negative RT-PCR, rapid antigen, or saliva test will bring you a step closer to enjoying your Baguio visit.
Because of the recent declaration of new quarantine statuses in different Philippine cities and regions, there may be changes to rules from your barangay of origin and to Baguio’s protocols. Visit the BAGUIO VISITA site to get updates.

Remember To Observe Health And Safety Rules

If you’re lucky enough to be fully vaccinated, you’ll still need to observe the basic safety protocols to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Baguio City. You’ll be barred from entry in tourist locations if you’re not wearing a face mask and face shield, so don’t forget to pack those for your trip!

Don’t forget to maintain the recommended social distance of at least 2 meters from other people – and of course, the more distance, the better. Staying in well-ventilated areas is also a plus – which makes staying in breezy Baguio City a plus!
Follow These Rules And Enjoy Your Stay
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We all want to enjoy a glimpse of Mines View Park or buy Good Shepherd’s delicious homemade sweets – and we can, as long as we follow these requirements. Talk to accredited tourist accommodations or a real estate agent in Baguio City, if you’re planning a short trip or to reside there permanently. They’ll have plenty of tips about finding the right place to stay, no matter how much time you plan to spend in the City of Pines.