Business Class Magazine

Over the course of 20 years, Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, Inc.'s success expanded beyond the realm of gasoline products and other franchises to include the food business.

The Dagupan City government started a project of converting an old dumpsite into an ecotourism park.

Department of Tourism secretary Christina Frasco will lead the discussion about the Philippine contingent to the World Travel Market.

The tourism regional director in Eastern Visayas, Karina Tiopes, eyes a possible increase in foreign divers at Sogod Bay after getting a feature on an international dive show.

The Department of Tourism in the Cordillera Administrative Region urged its constituents to preserve the beauty of the environment to attract tourists to the province.

In celebration of its second decade of business, Phoenix shared how its company also helped to enterprise other businesses.

A village in La Union attracts tourists through its tulip flowers made of almost 9,000 recycled plastic bottles which are included in their community vegetable garden.

In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Gokongwei Brothers Foundation emphasized the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics students in the country through its scholarship grants offered to these learners.

Sagada Mayor Felicito Dula endorses the new attractions in Southern Sagada in promoting cultural preservation through tourism.

President Bongbong Marcos has signed the resolution concerning the removal of the quarantine requirements for travelers entering the country even for those who are unvaccinated.