Alaminos city: The Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos City drew 377,968 tourists in 2025, generating PHP43.8 million in income despite experiencing a 2.1% decrease from the previous year's visitors.

According to Philippines News Agency, city tourism officer Miguel Sison attributed the slight decline in tourist numbers to weather disturbances that occurred in the latter half of the year. The peak tourist months were April and May, each recording over 65,000 arrivals.

Of the total visitors, 366,228 were domestic tourists, while 11,740 were international visitors. The ongoing promotional and marketing efforts, as well as the maintenance of existing sites, continue, as stated by assistant tourism officer Rosalie Aruelo. New attractions, such as a Bonsai Garden on Pilgrimage Island and various water activities, have been introduced to enhance the park's appeal.

The city anticipates the opening of the PHP249.8-million Sky Garden project, a flagship development expected to further boost tourism and create job opportunities. During the project's groundbreaking in May 2024, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the park's family-friendly design and its role in strengthening the local economy.