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3 Cruise Ships To Bring In Over 1K Tourists In Eastern Visayas In 2023

The Department of Tourism in Eastern Visayas plans to use three cruise ships to transport 1,000 foreign tourists to different islands in the province.

Europeans Invited To Invest In Philippines

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman encouraged European investors to come to the Philippines, noting that the country is now on its way to achieving economic prosperity.

More Filipinos Say Quality Of Life Improved From Year Ago

According to Social Weather Stations, almost half of the Filipino population views a better living compared to previous years.

Senator Robin: Time To End ‘Abono’ System For Our Teachers

Senator Robin Padilla demands to end the "abono" system for public school teachers by giving them additional benefits and privileges.

VP Sara Featured In International Magazine As ‘Empowering Leader’

Vice President Sara Duterte was chosen to be the new face of a Dubai-based magazine, highlighting her hard work as a country leader.

Lawmaker Wants Internet In IP Areas

Senator Loren Legarda suggests the government provide tower sites near the indigenous communities to comply with the digitalization improvement nationwide.

Cebu City To Hold Foreign Cultural Festivals To Boost Tourism

The Cebu City government plans to showcase different cultural events from various countries to attract more tourists to the region.

Religious Tourism Lures Visitors, Devotees To Antique

The Antique Provincial Tourism Office warmly welcomes devotees to visit the various images of the Sto. Niño in their province to boost religious tourism.

City Dad Eyes Any Government ID As Elderly Proof For Discounts

A city councilor urged business establishments to accept any government-issued identification card from senior citizens whenever they avail discounts.

DTI Reminds Of Price Freeze In Areas Under State Of Calamity

The Department of Trade and Industry ordered business establishments to conduct price freezes in areas under a state of calamity to provide for the basic needs of consumers.