Travel

The Philippines sets its sights on becoming the tourism powerhouse of Asia, with over 30 million Filipinos employed in the sector by 2028.

Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco disclosed that the Philippines is on track to achieve its 2023 arrival, targeting over 3.87 million foreign tourists already recorded.

Hinulugang Taktak Waterfalls to be Saved! A new water treatment plant will restore the ecological balance and transform this sewerage water into a thriving habitat.

Guiuan in Eastern Samar is set to become the next big surfing destination in the Philippines. Catch the waves and experience the thrill!

The Department of Tourism aims to elevate Antique, Northern Mindanao, and Misamis Oriental as premier dive destinations for sustainable tourism growth.

Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia-Frasco leads clean-up drives to promote coastal conservation and dive tourism.

Valiram Group sets its sights on expanding operations in the Philippines with airport duty-free outlets, enhancing the shopping experience and boosting tourism.

Guiuan’s Calicoan Odyssey Waves! A 7-day surf extravaganza, relaunching tourism and uniting top Filipino surfers in Samar’s premiere contest.

The Department of Transportation works with the Department of Tourism to create direct flights between Thailand and the Philippines, opening up a ‘Paradise Island’ destination.

The Australian Embassy in Manila will issue ‘work and holiday’ visas to 200 Filipinos starting in 2024, fostering stronger economic and cultural ties between the nations.