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PH Envoy Invites Japanese Tourists As Narita-Clark Route Resumes

The Philippine Embassy in Japan encouraged Japanese tourists to visit the country as the Narita-Cebu route was reopened to the public.

Antipolo City, South Korean District Sign Economic Development Pact

The Antipolo local government units have already signed an agreement with South Korea, supporting its growing economic ties.

Solon: Masungi Georeserve Should Be Protected As Ecotourism Site

The committee on tourism chair urged the protection of the Masungi Georeserve to promote both the environment and tourism in Rizal.

Catanduanes Logs 54K Tourist Arrivals During Lent

The Catanduanes Tourism Office had a jump start in its tourism sector, recording over 54,000 local and foreign tourists during the Holy Week season.

Use Of Eco-Friendly Construction Materials Pushed

A local cement maker encouraged other Filipino contractors to settle in with eco-friendly construction materials to help the country with climate action.

No Evidence Spill Hit Puerto Galera; Still Open To Tourists

Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco reassured tourists that there were no oil spills in Puerto Galera, encouraging local and foreign visitors to see the known dive spot in the country.

PH Gets US Trade Representative Backing For GSP Reauthorization

The trade representative of the United States vowed to support the Philippines in renewing its US Generalized System of Preferences to help in the country’s export system.

Filipino Food Month: Exotic Pinoy Dishes Aside From Balut

Celebrating Filipino food month this April, here are some exotic Pinoy foods that you should try besides the well-known balut!

Senator, Tourism Chief Laud ‘Suroy-Suroy’ In Cebu Islands

The Department of Tourism actively participated in the Suroy-Suroy Sugbo last weekend to promote tourism in Cebu.

‘Panaad’ Fest Showcase Of Negros Occidental Rich Culture

Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco supported Negros Occidental as they opened the “Panaad sa Negros Festival” for tourists after a pandemic surge.