Travel

Livelihood and tourism in Caluya bounce back after the oil spill, with seaweed farming and fishing activities resuming.

Dalayapan Agrarian Reform Cooperative reopens its coffee shop and ecological park, welcoming visitors to enjoy nature and coffee.

Northern Luzon Port Authority commits to modernizing seaports to attract cruise liners and investors, boosting tourism and economic growth.

The Department of Tourism launched its newest slogan, highlighting the beauty of Filipino brands.

With the announcement of the new tourism campaign slogan, President Marcos Jr. aimed to make the country the future “Tourism Powerhouse” of Asia. 

Senator Chiz Escudero expressed support for the new tourism slogan campaign, urging Filipinos to also give it a chance. 

The new Diteki Bridge connecting Nueva Ecija and Aurora provides seamless passage, boosts connectivity, and accommodates an increased number of tourists. 

Davao City allocates a PHP65 million budget for the 38th Kadayawan festival, featuring tribal village openings and enhanced events for a month-long celebration.

Seniors set sail for adventure in the Philippines as “Grande Dame of Exploration Cruising” makes her maiden call to Currimao, igniting excitement for future cruise ships.

Laguindingan Airport in Misamis Oriental prioritizes expansion to become an international gateway, boosting tourism and convenience for travelers.