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Sagada Resumes ‘Etag’ Festival To Boost Tourist Arrivals

To attract more tourists, the municipal government of Sagada has decided to pursue the "Etag" festival after two years of pandemic restrictions.

Marcos Secures USD2 Billion Fruit Export Deal With China

President Marcos Jr. has settled a USD2 billion deal with China to improve the exportation of fruits in the country.

PBBM Tackles Filipino Fishermen’s Plight In West Philippine Sea With President Xi

During his state visit to China, President Bongbong Marcos took the chance to discuss the problem facing Filipino fishermen in the West Philippine Sea.

DPWH Builds Seawall, Slope Protection In Region 1 Tourist Spots

For the sake of locals and visitors, the Department of Public Works and Highways in the Ilocos region is currently constructing slope protection structures in two cities.

Phoenix Fuel Masters Wraps Up Its Basketball Camp For Kids

Before 2022 ends, Phoenix Fuel Masters shared their skills and passion once again during the Phoenix Pinoy Hoops Basketball Camp.

Solon: ‘Ayuda’ Funds In 2023 Budget Can Cushion Inflation

Responding to the nation's rising inflation, a politician urged the government to increase cash aid to Filipinos.

Hundred Islands Park Records 389K Tourist Arrivals In 2022

The Hundred Islands National Park had a good year in 2022 because it welcomed 389,000 visitors, representing a breakthrough during the epidemic.

Senator Says PH Education System Review To Kick Off January 2023

The government disclosed that the country's educational system would be evaluated this year to address further development in the sector.

PBBM’s Meeting With China NPC Chair ‘Very Positive Engagement’

House Speaker Martin Romualdez announced that the meetings between the leaders of the Philippines and China have positive engagement, showing a strong bond between the two countries.

VP Sara Is Government Caretaker While PBBM Is In China

While President Bongbong Marcos was on an official visit to China, Vice President Sara Duterte temporarily took charge of the government's day-to-day activities.

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