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Very Affordable Hotels in Boracay

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Your vacation does not need to be expensive! When you want to go on vacation and relax, you first think of beaches and being under the sun – a tropical paradise. Synonymous to the word “tropical” is the Philippines, where it is always summer. But everyone doesn’t just want to be under any sun and to frolic on any beach – they want the best. The best beach in the Philippines? There is a single answer for tourists and Filipino residents, Boracay! Find the best deals here at Xplor ! The white sands and the now-clear blue seas are the best-known in all of the country. However, as always, the best comes at a cost, and when it comes to Boracay, that means the priciest hotels around. But no need to fret as we bring you the cheapest accommodations in Boracay! Boracay Backpackers Famous among foreign backpackers, as the hotel’s name suggests, this hotel is a small place, but a very comfortable and clean accommodation. The hotel is a homey environment, and so, offers a re

International-Inspired Resorts in Philippines

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Philippines' World-Class Resorts Philippines is home to a culture that is lack of a better word, beautiful. However, over the years, we have catered to an evolvement to interlace our very own with tinges from a variety of flavors all around the world.  Below are a few of the handful of extraordinary resorts that aside from the extraordinary service and amenities it provides, is the wonderful incorporation of other cultures from all around the world. 1.      Crosswinds Resort Suites Crosswinds Resort Suites is a Swiss inspired resort with a 100-hectare land brimming with 23,000 pine trees. It is around 2 hours away from Manila and will certainly provide you escape from the bustling life and clamouring commotion of the city.  This peaceful, solace and greenery resort is just around 2 km from the tourist favourite - Tagaytay Picnic Grove, which has shuttle services within the property from 8 am to 6 pm for free.  Overlooking Mount Sungay, and amid the