FILE PHOTO: A Filipino dancer performs on Boracay island in Philippines April 8, 2018. REUTERS/Erik De Castro/File Photo
BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - As night falls on the Philippine resort island of Boracay, beach-goers eat, drink and watch a troupe of fire dancers twirling flames and performing acrobatics.
Among the dancers is Princess Taunan, who, like many other workers in the tourist business, will be out of a job next week when the holiday hotspot closes for up to six months.
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