Batangas Port issues travel guidelines for Holy Week 2026

As the country prepares for the upcoming Holy Week, Asian Terminals Incorporated has released a comprehensive advisory for all passengers transiting through Batangas Port. With an expected surge in traveler volume, authorities are urging the public to adhere strictly to terminal regulations to ensure a safe and efficient travel experience.

Prohibited items

Passengers are reminded that several items are strictly prohibited within terminal premises for safety and security reasons. Travelers should ensure their belongings do not include:

• Flammable materials, including matches, batteries, lighters, and butane canisters
• Bladed, sharp, or pointed objects
• Alcoholic beverages
• Illegal substances
• Guns or any kind of weapon
• Raw and unprocessed meats, including chicken

Traveling with pets

Pets are permitted within Batangas Port, provided that owners comply with necessary protocols. Passengers must secure all required documentation, such as updated pet vaccination cards and, if applicable, permits issued by the Bureau of Animal Quarantine. Furthermore, all pets must be kept inside proper cages or pet carriers at all times. Travelers are advised to coordinate with their specific shipping or RORO operators for any additional requirements.

Operational reminders

To avoid potential travel delays, Asian Terminals Incorporated emphasizes the importance of planning ahead. Passengers are strongly encouraged to book their tickets in advance whenever possible and to arrive at the terminal well ahead of their scheduled departure time.

For those requiring assistance, security personnel will be stationed throughout the terminal premises to support senior citizens, pregnant women, and persons with disabilities (PWD). If passengers have urgent concerns, they may visit the terminal customer service desk or reach out via official communication channels.