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AIRASIA Philippines is increasing its presence in northeast Asia with the launch of thrice weekly flights to Narita (Tokyo), Japan via the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA).

For the first time since 1990, Cope Thunder is coming back to the Philippines.

Manila ‒ AirAsia Philippines is strengthening its Northeast Asia presence with the launch of its thrice weekly flights to Narita (Tokyo), Japan via the

AirAsia Philippines is strengthening its Northeast Asia presence with the launch of its thrice weekly flights to Narita (Tokyo), Japan via the Mactan-Cebu

The award-winning campaign, Marriott Moments, returns bigger and brighter this year, with the theme “Paving the way to more winning moments.” With the two events combined, the second season of “Marriott Moments A- Fair” and the 9th edition of “Marry Me at Marriott”, the event kicked off winning moments that…

Fibre broadband provider Converge ICT Solutions says it has rolled out 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) fibre connectivity at Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 4 (NAIA T4) in Manila as part of its Free Wi-Fi project for the benefit of the country’s international and local gateways.

AROUND 225 United States and Philippine airmen are expected to take part in the second stage of Cope Thunder, a large-scale joint exercise between the two allied countries that began in 1976 but was halted after the US military closed its bases at Clark and Subic in 1991.

Aboitiz Equity Ventures denies buying majority stake in AirAsia

Aboitiz, airasia deny report of buyout

2 new wells give Lapu residents stable water supply