Description

On June 17, 1954, through Republic Act 1140, the town received its present name “El Nido,”

after the nests of swift lets found in the caves of its 250 million year-old limestone cliffs. El Nido

is a Spanish word for “The Nest.” El Nido is a popular tourist destination at the northern tip of

Palawan. With overall 45 islands located in Bacuit Bay, it gained a massive worldwide attention

for its pristine white beaches, towering limestone cliffs, scenic mountains, mysterious caves,

startling wildlife, enchanting lagoons and rich coral garden.

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EL NIDO PALAWAN

EL NIDO HOTELS

Sustainable
Operations:

Waste Management

Rules & Regulations

Observation

Evaluate & Identify

Select &
Implementation
Explanation

By managing visitor flows, you can minimize the negative effects on the host community and maximize

the opportunities for them to benefit. Especially for sustainability operations regarding Waste

management. By implementing those rules and regulations we would be able to observe in order to

evaluate the strategies needed and also to have it implemented.