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Tourism Stakeholders In Negros, Siquijor Told To Prepare For El Niño

The DOT-NIR is calling for early preparations among tourism stakeholders to address possible disruptions caused by extreme heat and reduced rainfall during El Niño.

Baguio Arboretum To Open To Public October 19

Visitors to the Baguio Arboretum can enjoy tree-lined walkways, lush greenery and outdoor activities near the Botanical Garden.

Misamis Oriental Eyes 6 New Tourism Sites

Misamis Oriental is planning improvements to the Indigenous Peoples Village in Balingasag as part of its tourism development initiatives.

TIEZA: Banaue Hotel Set To Reopen In June 2027

The state-owned Banaue Hotel & Youth Hostel has 81 rooms and offers panoramic views of the famous Rice Terraces.

Direct Philippines-Israel Flight To Boost Tourist Arrivals

The planned Philippines-Israel direct flight is expected to support tourism growth by offering travelers a more convenient connection between the two countries.

Cordillera Festivals Converge In Baguio For ‘Festival Of Festivals’

The Festival of Festivals will bring Cordillera’s cultural diversity into focus through performances and traditions representing communities across six provinces and two cities.

ASEAN Reviews Tourism Deal To Bolster Resilient Regional Travel; Digital Tie-Ups

Tourism ministers are considering updates to the 2002 ASEAN Tourism Agreement covering digital transformation, sustainability, connectivity, resilience, and changing travel patterns.

DOT Shifts Tourism Strategy Toward Investment, Connectivity

DOT wants tourism investments to generate jobs and economic opportunities for communities, expanding the sector’s impact beyond simply increasing visitor numbers.

DOT Launches Golf Tourney To Drive Tourism, Economic Push In Northern Mindanao

DOT-10 sees golf tourism as an opportunity to generate visitor spending for hotels, restaurants, and other businesses supporting the local economy.

1.2M Devotees Join First Nighttime Peñafrancia Fluvial Procession

Despite a schedule change caused by low tide, devotees filled Naga City for the first evening staging of the traditional fluvial procession.