Roxas, Oriental Mindoro

Center of Trade, Commerce and Industry in Southern Mindoro, A Promising City

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

TRAVEL BOOK & MAGAZINE

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SNAPSHOTS

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TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE - located at Roxas Port Area more details: www.tourismroxas.weebly.com / www.visitmindorosouth.webs.com /www.romanbulmindoro.yolasite.com

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WHERE TO EAT

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ROXAS TOURISM COMMUNITY MAP

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Monday, November 19, 2012

PROMOTIONAL COLLATERALS

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Roxas, Oriental Mindoro: Philippines; PROFILE…........................ * the very first town named after the late President Manuel A. Roxas;founded on November 15, 1948; * the smallest town in Oriental Mindoro yet bountifully blessed with rich natural and human resources; * has a total population of 50,481 whose occupations are mostly in farming, fishing, trade and commerce. * comprised of 20 barangays in a total land area of 8,526 hectares of upland, lowland and coastal areas; * has rich agro-eco-tourism resources to boost its growing economic activities as center of trade; * conveniently and comfortably accessible from the capital city of Calapan through air conditioned vans and buses; takes only about 2 ½ hours to reach; * strategically located making it the center of trade in the southern part of Oriental Mindoro and Luzon’s major link to the Visayas and Mindanao island; * has the Port of Dangay which connects the Strong Republic Nautical Highway route to Boracay and the Visayas Island; and rest of Southern Philippines, weblink: http://www.tourismroxas.weebly.com http://www.mindoroway.webs.com

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