Travel

Malacañang opens two museums, Bahay Ugnayan and Teus Mansion, for heritage tours showcasing the life and legacies of Philippine presidents.

The Department of Tourism introduced convenient and flexible hop-on hop-off bus tours for seamless travel and exploration.

Cebu has launched its newest Roll-on, Roll-off port to give transportation to domestic and foreign tourists going to Camotes Islands.

Masskara Festival dancers from Bacolod City are set to captivate New York City with their vibrant performances, aiming to boost tourism in the province.

Cebu’s Medellin town promotes as a budding destination for touring riders and visitors with the ‘shoot, ride, dive’ event.

Iloilo City aims to establish a sisterhood agreement with a city in South Korea for tourism and cultural exchanges.

Northern Samar province celebrates its 58th anniversary with the inaugural Ibábao Festival, showcasing its rich history, tourism, and culture.

A state university in Ilocos Norte expands international linkages with Chinese universities to promote educational and cultural exchanges, enhancing tourism potential.

A local airline resumes flights from Manila to Laoag, generating excitement among locals and officials for increased travel opportunities and tourism.

President Marcos Jr. approved a new Tourism Development Plan focusing on Philippine culture, tourism issues, and enhancing governance.