Philippine Inquirer: The Philippines’ summer capital has started to review its tourism plan after realizing it can no longer rely on its cool weather to attract visitors. Metro Manila residents who fled to Baguio this summer to escape the torturous heat wave in the lowlands have not been happy either about Baguio’s average temperature of 18 to 26 degrees Celsius, and this has affected its summer tourist arrivals, said Benedicto Alhambra, city tourism officer. He said the city government has …