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MCWD to start laying pipes in Lapu-Lapu to support projects on desalination plants - Vimarsana News

MCWD to start laying pipes in Lapu-Lapu to support projects on desalination plants

MCWD to start laying pipes in Lapu-Lapu to support projects on desalination plants

AirAsia Philippines expects 500K seats for int'l flights sold in Q4 - Vimarsana News

AirAsia Philippines expects 500K seats for int'l flights sold in Q4

Low-cost carrier AirAsia Philippines is expecting strong passenger bookings for its international destination in the last three months of 2023, banking on the holiday rush among Filipinos.

Prospective investor, PH Resorts sign deal | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Prospective investor, PH Resorts sign deal | The Manila Times

PH Resorts Group Holdings Inc., the Udenna Group's gaming and tourism holding firm, said Tuesday that it was in talks with a Cebu-based developer for the sale of majority stakes in two subsidiaries.

AirAsia PH targets sale of 500K seats | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

AirAsia PH targets sale of 500K seats | The Manila Times

AIRASIA Philippines on Tuesday said that international travel was likely to surge in the last quarter, with increased forward bookings until December when many Filipinos are expected to spend their holidays abroad.

AirAsia aims to sell 500K APAC seats • Lorenz S. Marasigan - Vimarsana News

AirAsia aims to sell 500K APAC seats • Lorenz S. Marasigan

Budget carrier AirAsia Philippines is targeting to sell 500,000 seats for its Asia Pacific (APAC) flights in the fourth quarter, citing a huge demand for Asian destinations over the last few months. AirAsia Philippines Communications and Public Affairs Country Head Steve Dailisan said as of October 2, Taipei, Incheon, Osaka, Narita, Hong Kong, and Bangkok