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Once a Filipino Party Isle, Boracay Has Reinvented Itself

Green, gorgeous Boracay has spent years reinventing itself with the goal of remaining idyllic long after the crowds head home. Matt Ortile checks it out now.

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Once a Filipino Party Isle, Boracay Has Reinvented Itself
Green, gorgeous Boracay has spent years reinventing itself with the goal of remaining idyllic long after the crowds head home. Matt Ortile checks it out now.
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