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The booming interest in exploring the Philippines is not just a trend amongst Bangladeshis, but a significant testament to the diversified tourism opportunities offered by this archipelago.

Step into a world where dreams of eternal romance can manifest in reality. From an exquisite, urban chic wedding to an ethereal, breathtaking island wedding, celebrate love in the most stunning destinations and make moments even more magical as Discovery Hospitality features special packages available exclusively during the Toast Wedding Fair this September 23–24 at

There is no connection between the destruction of corals in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) and the possibility that large earthquake-induced waves will be produced, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) said Thursday.

Mayor Rama, Russian honorary consul hope for direct flights between Cebu, Vladivostok

Boracay's picture-perfect sandcastles begin to mushroom again, but the town government has set some rules

THE Europeans are coming! This was the assurance made by Romania’s Ambassador to the Philippines Raduta Dana Matache on Wednesday at a European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) luncheon where tourism prospects in the Philippines were discussed. “We hope in a few months there will be a free trade agreement [FTA] between the

Australia and New Zealand on Friday announced a partial opening of their borders to travel between the neighboring countries. Passengers will be able to fly to the Australian cities of Sydney and Darwin without going into quarantine from Oct. 16 if they have spent at least two weeks in parts…

For destinations the world over, there’s a delicate balance to be struck.

THE peso will continue to weaken in the coming months on the back of the country’s widening trade deficit, according to local economists. This, as a local investment firm said on Tuesday the country should not be worried about the volatility in its local currency, even if the peso has…

Former tourism officials led by then secretary Wanda Teo stayed in the five-star hotel in 2018. COA says their expenses were too much.