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Holy Week ‘Drop-Pick Up’ To Allow More Tourists In Hundred Islands

Ang pamahalaan ng Alaminos City sa Pangasinan ay ipatutupad ang “drop and pick up” na patakaran para sa mga turista na bibisita sa Hundred Islands National Park ngayong Holy Week.

Huge Boost To Production Expected Under Salt Industry Development Law

Sinabi ng Department of Agriculture na ang pagpasa ng Philippine Salt Industry Development Act ay magdudulot ng magandang benepisyo sa mga magsasaka sa gitna ng mga pagsisikap na mapalakas ang lokal na produksyon nito.

Philippines-European Union FTA Negotiations To Resume; FTA To Boost Trade By EUR6 Billion

The Philippines and the European Union have officially announced the resumption of negotiations for the Philippines-EU Free Trade Agreement.

Alaminos City Targets To Become Eco-Sports Hub

Alaminos City in Pangasinan aims to transform the Hundred Islands National Park into an eco-sports hub following the success of the relay race event at the Hundred Islands Festival.

Oceana Cruise Returns To Salomague Port With 500 Passengers

The international cruise ship Oceana Cruises MS Insignia returned to Salomague Port in Cabugao, Ilocos Sur on Monday, welcoming around 500 passengers.

Overseas Filipino Workers Remittances Up In January

Personal remittances from overseas Filipino workers increased by 2.7 percent in January this year, as reported by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas Sees Balance Of Payments Surplus In 2024, Deficit In 2025

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas stated that the country’s overall balance of payments is expected to register a higher surplus for the current year but is anticipated to shift to a deficit in 2025.

New Salt Industry Development Law To Boost Local Production, Job Creation

The revival of the salt industry is poised to create numerous job opportunities, especially in rural and coastal areas.

Unlimited Free Watermelons, But Leave The Seeds

Barangay Sappaac in Abra is offering free watermelon to its visitors and encouraging them to leave the seeds after eating.

Disputes Should Not Affect Surge Of Chinese Tourists In Philippines

Quezon City 4th District Rep. Marvin Rillo urged the Department of Tourism to attract more tourists from China following a “very encouraging” surge of Chinese tourists in the Philippines.

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