Travel

Tourism in the Philippines soars with the building of new roads to tourist destinations and robust post-pandemic growth.

The Department of Tourism celebrates tourism milestones in the first year of Marcos administration, including global recognitions and increased arrivals.

The Paoay Lake National Park in Ilocos Norte is set to undergo a PHP101 million development, providing visitors with an enhanced experience.

The United Kingdom’s Wanderlust Magazine nominates the Philippines for Most Desirable Country, Region (Cebu), and Island (Palawan) in Reader Travel Awards.

President Marcos Jr.’s tourism-driven infrastructure projects boost interconnectivity in Central Visayas and enhance the travel experience.

Davao City allocates PHP4.3 million for the Kadayawan Tribal Village & performances of 11 tribes in the 38th Kadayawan Festival.

The 2023 Manila Food and Wine Festival celebrates Antipolo’s culinary delights with a seven-course Filipino degustation featuring renowned chefs.

Philippines’ tourism sees robust recovery, surpassing 3 million international visitors, nearing the 2023 target of 4.8 million tourists.

Talisayan aims to become Northern Mindanao’s paragliding destination, with plans for an international event in 2024 to boost tourism.

Cotabato City offers free bus rides to Davao and General Santos City airports for residents due to airport closure.