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India Eyes Stronger Business Presence In Ilocos Norte

Officials of leading business companies in India visited the province of Ilocos Norte to establish linkages with the local government and business partners in the province.

Department Of Tourism: Bicol Ready To Welcome Visitors This Summer

The Department of Tourism in Bicol has assured local and foreign tourists that summer destinations in the region are now ready to welcome and serve visitors.

No Crimes Involving Tourists In Ilocos Norte So Far, Says PNP

Ilocos Norte has been named the country's first province with the safest environment for tourists by the World Travel and Tourism Council.

Australian Government To Help PH Lure Infra Investments

The Australian government vowed to support the country for the upcoming infrastructure projects to attract more investments from the private sector.

Koreans Join Sipalay City Kite Festival

Sipalay's tourism department announced that cultural enthusiasts from South Korea will be participating for the first time this weekend.

Visa Reforms To Accommodate More Chinese, Indian Tourists

The country's tourism department is currently working on developing visa entry for tourists from India and China due to its high demand for repetitive visitors.

Development Bank Of The Philippines Unveils Loan Window For Coco Farmers

A state-owned bank in the Philippines will soon promote special credit for coconut farmers to boost their productivity and industry.

PH Miners To Search Partners In Australia

The Australian Ambassador to the Philippines disclosed that different companies in the Philippines would participate with their country in planning mining projects.

Alaminos Sets PHP40 Million Revenue Target; Hundred Islands Fest Returns

Alaminos' Hundred Islands festival is set to boost the province's tourism sector due to its comeback after the pandemic.

Discovery+ Officially Forfeits Its Subscription Services In The Philippines

After netizens called out about its app and website’s glitch, Discovery+ already announced the finishing of its subscription services for its Philippine-based users.