Bohol — Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA) is celebrating the recent international recognition of Alona Beach, which was officially ranked among the Philippines' Top 10 Beaches by Travel and Tour World. Securing the number 8 spot on the global travel publication's list, Alona Beach continues to enchant visitors with its powdery white-sand shoreline, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and world-class diving spots. As a premier gateway operated by Aboitiz InfraCapital Bohol Airport Corporation, the facility serves as a convenient and sustainable entry point for tourists eager to explore Bohol's breathtaking natural wonders.
Connecting Travelers to World-Class Coastal Destinations
Positioned just a short drive away from the vibrant shores of Panglao Island, BPIA ensures that arriving passengers can transition smoothly from flight to coastline without unnecessary transit delays. Alona Beach offers visitors an ideal starting point for unforgettable island-hopping adventures, vibrant marine encounters, and bustling beachfront dining. Beyond the immediate coast, tourists utilize the airport's strategic location to easily access legendary regional landmarks, including the iconic Chocolate Hills, the Loboc River, and the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary.
Championing Sustainable Travel and Innovative Eco-Architecture
As the Philippines' pioneering eco-airport, BPIA is purposefully designed to operate in harmony with Panglao's delicate natural environment through energy-efficient systems and green infrastructure. The terminal incorporates sustainable design principles such as natural ventilation and solar power utilization, minimizing the ecological footprint of every arriving passenger. This commitment to environmental stewardship aligns seamlessly with modern travelers' growing preference for eco-conscious destinations that preserve local biodiversity while offering top-tier hospitality.
Expanding Domestic and International Flight Connectivity
Sustaining this influx of global and local visitors relies heavily on robust transport networks, with BPIA offering frequent domestic flights linking Bohol directly to Manila, Clark, Davao, and Iloilo. Additionally, direct international flights from South Korean hubs like Incheon and Busan make the province exceptionally accessible to regional tourists. By bridging world-class aviation infrastructure with unparalleled natural beauty, Bohol-Panglao International Airport continues to drive inclusive economic growth and tourism excellence across Central Visayas.
