Baguio Tourism Council Launches ‘BTC Gasolina Voucher’ to Support City’s Transport Sector

PRESS RELEASE — November 14, 2024

Baguio Tourism Council Launches ‘BTC Gasolina Voucher’ to Support City’s Transport Sector

Baguio City, November 2024 – The Baguio Tourism Council (BTC) has introduced a new initiative aimed at supporting the city’s transport industry through the ‘BTC Gasolina Voucher’ (Perks Card) program. This innovative project offers valuable benefits and discounts to drivers and operators of jeepneys, taxis, accredited tourism vans, and school buses.



Led by Wilson Bumay-et Jr., one of the leaders of the BTC Tourism G9 Transportation Sector and the current Baguio Jeepney Federation President, the BTC Gasolina Voucher provides various advantages, including up to a PhP 3.00 discount per liter of diesel or gasoline from partner gasoline stations. Additionally, cardholders are eligible for discounts on oil change services and select products, such as lubricants and maintenance essentials.


BTC Chair Gladys Vergara emphasized that the program underscores the Council’s commitment to supporting the livelihoods of transport workers, who are crucial to Baguio’s tourism and daily mobility. “Supporting our drivers and operators is a top priority. With initiatives like the BTC Gasolina Voucher, we aim to help alleviate some of their operational costs while strengthening our partnerships with local businesses and gasoline stations,” Vergara stated.


Since its launch, the program has already benefited over 250 drivers and operators, demonstrating its positive impact on the community. To further expand this initiative, BTC will be visiting various barangays throughout November to make it easier for more transport workers to access and enjoy the program’s perks.


The BTC Gasolina Voucher is one of many strategic programs implemented by the Baguio Tourism Council to promote economic support and inclusivity across the city’s tourism-related sectors. Through this initiative, BTC seeks to enhance both the city’s tourism experience and the livelihoods of those who contribute to its thriving transport network.

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