Tag: tourism

Palawan and Boracay continue to be top attractions for Filipino travelers as these are the top local destinations likely to be visited once the lockdowns end, according to a poll...

Aruga Apartments has received its accreditation from the Department of Tourism (DOT) to operate as a Multiple-Use Hotel. The property was granted a Certificate of Authority to...

The Hotel Sales and Marketing Association (HSMA) Philippines is set to hold another edition of its September Online Sale (SOS), in line with its efforts to revive the tourism industry.

Have you ever been to Tandag City in Surigao del Sur lately? You might want to have a look again and see what changes have happened since the last time...

Global-Estate Resorts Inc. (GERI), the Andrew Tan-led listed developer of master-planned integrated tourism estates, reported a 12 percent decline in total income to P643.3 million in the first half of...

Ramon Makilan thought the 13-day closure of Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay in January 2020 was the longest shutdown the property would have to implement for the rest of the...

Today’s investors are not only given the chance to do well but to do good, too, through sustainable investments. This socially responsible practice involves investing in companies based on their...

Manila has been cited by a luxury hotel website as the second best city in the world for hidden gem attractions. A research by LuxuryHotels.com looked into...

Eleven properties of PH’s largest local hotel chain receive ‘Safety Seal’ certification from the Department of Tourism Megaworld Hotels & Resorts, the country’s largest homegrown hotel chain...

Growing up in Cagayan Valley in Northern Luzon, I was told that our province has a twin in Mindanao. But as a young girl who has heard and read too...

Landco Pacific Corp., the upscale leisure community developer, once again raises the benchmark in resort living with its new leisure tourism estates, Club Laiya and CaSoBē in Batangas.

In major riverine towns in Cagayan Valley, like Isabela, residents have to cross the Cagayan River to go to school or sell their produce. For the most part, they used...