Tag: Tourism
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Permanent Police Deployment on Marilaque Highway to Boost Safety
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has committed to a permanent police presence along Marilaque Highway, a favored spot for motorists and leisure riders, to improve safety and maintain order. This decision was announced during a Senate hearing on February 3, 2025, where PNP officials detailed their strategy to curb reckless driving and enhance road discipline.…
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Cagsawa Festival Celebrates Albay’s Rich Heritage and Forward-Looking Spirit
The Cagsawa Festival, held in Daraga, Albay, kicked off with a vibrant ceremony at the Cagsawa Ruins Park, attended by notable figures including Senator Imee Marcos. The festival not only commemorates the region’s storied past but also underscores the resilience and forward-thinking attitude of the Bicolano people. Marcos highlighted the festival’s role in honoring history…
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TESDA Antique Maps Skills to Meet Industry Needs
In a strategic move to align education with market demands, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in Antique has embarked on a comprehensive skills mapping initiative. The effort, led by TESDA Antique provincial director Glenford Prospero, aims to pinpoint the competencies required to fulfill industry needs across the region. A crucial meeting was…
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Cadiz City Reaps Massive Economic Rewards from Dinagsa Festival
Cadiz City in Negros Occidental celebrated the 2025 Dinagsa Festival, which concluded on January 26, attracting an impressive crowd of 500,000 participants. The festival, known for its vibrant street paint smearing event called ‘Lamhitanay sa Dalan,’ not only brought joy but also significant economic benefits, with businesses raking in an estimated PHP1 billion in revenue,…
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Cadiz City’s Dinagsa Festival Boosts Local Economy with PHP1 Billion in Revenue
The 2025 Dinagsa Festival in Cadiz City, Negros Occidental, concluded on January 26, drawing an impressive crowd of 500,000 revelers. According to Mayor Salvador Escalante Jr., the festival not only attracted a massive audience but also generated an estimated PHP1 billion in revenue for local businesses. The festival, which is Cadiz’s take on the Ati-Atihan…
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Dinagat Islands Enhances Tourism Appeal with New Accreditations
In a move to elevate its tourism sector, the Dinagat Islands provincial government has recently accredited a range of services, including 10 accommodation establishments, six community tour guides, and three water transport vehicles. This initiative, announced by Governor Nilo Demerey Jr., aims to uphold high standards of quality and reliability in the province’s tourism offerings.…
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Philippine Airlines to Restart Beijing Flights on March 30
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to recommence its flights to Beijing starting March 30, operating out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila. The airline will offer three direct flights per week to the Chinese capital. According to PAL president Stanley Ng, the resumption of the Manila-Beijing route is expected to enhance tourism, boost…
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Cordillera’s Roads Now 98% Paved, Boosting Regional Connectivity and Economy
In a significant development for the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), 98% of its 2,379 kilometers of roads are now paved, a milestone celebrated during the 37th anniversary of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Baguio City. This achievement marks a dramatic improvement from 1988, when only 23% of the region’s roads were…
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98% of Cordillera Roads Now Paved, Enhancing Regional Connectivity and Economy
In a significant development for the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), approximately 98% of its 2,379 kilometers of roads have been paved, a milestone celebrated during the 37th anniversary of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Baguio City. This achievement marks a dramatic increase from 1988, when only 23% of the region’s roads…
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Davao City Sets Ambitious Goal of 2.5 Million Tourists by 2025
Davao City is ambitiously targeting to welcome 2.5 million tourists in 2025, according to the City Tourism Operations Office (CTTO). Jennifer Romero, head of the CTTO, is confident that the city will meet this target. Last year, the city saw over 1.8 million visitors, a significant increase from the 1.2 million recorded in 2023. Romero…
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