2GO Travel today announced a travel advisory in response to the anticipated impact of Tropical Cyclone Ramil, which has developed into a Tropical Depression and is moving closer to the Philippines. The advisory emphasizes the company’s commitment to the safety and well-being of its passengers and crew, which is its highest priority.
In light of the severe weather conditions forecasted, 2GO Travel has regrettably confirmed that select voyages may be cancelled or rescheduled with little notice. This precautionary measure is necessary to avoid maritime hazards associated with the tropical cyclone, including strong winds, rough seas, and heavy rainfall.
“The safety of our valued passengers and dedicated crew is non-negotiable,” said a representative for 2GO Travel. “While we understand that voyage cancellations and delays can be inconvenient, these decisions are made with the utmost caution and are essential to prevent incidents at sea. We sincerely ask for the patience and understanding of all our travelers during this challenging period.”
2GO Travel strongly urges all passengers with scheduled sailings over the coming days to take the following steps:
Monitor Official Weather Updates: Passengers must closely follow the latest official weather forecasts, advisories, and tropical cyclone signal warnings issued by the DOST-PAGASA (Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration).
Check Voyage Status: For the most current information regarding their specific voyage—including cancellations, reroutings, or delays—passengers are advised to regularly check the official 2GO Travel website, social media channels, or contact the 2GO Travel hotline.
Booking Assistance: In the event of a cancellation, 2GO Travel will assist with rebooking options for future travel dates or processing of refunds. Passengers should contact the ticketing office or customer care as soon as a cancellation is confirmed.
2GO Travel will continue to work closely with the Philippine Coast Guard and other relevant authorities to ensure compliance with all maritime safety regulations.
Passengers are encouraged to remain safe and dry and to postpone any non-essential travel in affected areas until the weather conditions improve.
