Major cases of coronavirus COVID-19 Philippines 2020, by province or city
The coronavirus COVID-19, which originated in Wuhan, China, has spread worldwide. Across the different regions in the world, the number of cases is continuously increasing. As of April 8, 2021, approximately 71 thousand people in the city of Quezon in the National Capital Region of the Philippines had been infected or were currently infected with the virus.
New variant cases of coronavirus COVID-19 spreading in the Philippines
The new total cases of COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines have reached approximately 828.4 thousand. Mitigation methods were put into place by the Philippines' government once more to prevent the virus from rapidly spreading in the beginning of April 2021 because of the new variant. As a result, the Metro Manila area was put under an Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) or a lockdown that restricted the movement of the population.
Impact on tourism
The impact of the coronavirus COVID-19 has affected the economy in the past year. The tourism sector was hardly hit by the onslaught of the virus because of the ECQ and travel restrictions. According to a recent survey conducted in the Philippines on the reduction of travel budget due to COVID-19 pandemic, approximately 44 percent of the respondents stated that they reduced their travel budget due to the pandemic.
New variant cases of coronavirus COVID-19 spreading in the Philippines
The new total cases of COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines have reached approximately 828.4 thousand. Mitigation methods were put into place by the Philippines' government once more to prevent the virus from rapidly spreading in the beginning of April 2021 because of the new variant. As a result, the Metro Manila area was put under an Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) or a lockdown that restricted the movement of the population.
Impact on tourism
The impact of the coronavirus COVID-19 has affected the economy in the past year. The tourism sector was hardly hit by the onslaught of the virus because of the ECQ and travel restrictions. According to a recent survey conducted in the Philippines on the reduction of travel budget due to COVID-19 pandemic, approximately 44 percent of the respondents stated that they reduced their travel budget due to the pandemic.
