In line with the Philippines’ hosting of the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, the Department of Tourism (DOT) has launched a microsite dedicated to tourists who will be visiting the
This year has seen a lot of Filipino restaurants making headlines abroad. Filipino cuisine has also been in the spotlight through documentaries such as Cebuano cuisine’s feature in Netflix’s “Street
Bringing in Filipino-American chefs Tom Cunanan, Charles Olalia, and Grant “Lanai” Tabura to a 14-day trip around the Philippines, the Department of Tourism (DOT)’s “Chefs’ Tour” is geared towards positioning
Bringing in Filipino-American chefs Tom Cunanan, Charles Olalia, and Grant “Lanai” Tabura to a 14-day trip around the Philippines, the Department of Tourism (DOT)’s “Chefs’ Tour” is geared towards positioning
It’s easy to see how and why sustainability has seeped into our lives—from commodities like straws to nationwide systems like utilizing eco-jeeps and electric cars for public transportation. With the
For most Filipinos—and the entire world included—Siargao is known as the top surfing destination of the Philippines, and maybe even the planet. Surfing schools pepper the tourist town of General
For Filipinos, eating is an experience to be enjoyed and shared with everyone. This is the culture that the Department of Tourism (DOT) aims to share to the world with
ICYMI: The Department of Tourism has teamed up with local fast-food chain Jollibee for its latest campaign called “EATS. More Fun in the Philippines.” The campaign prominently features three key
The Department of Tourism (DOT) commemorates the 10th year since Republic Act 9593, better known as the Tourism Act of 2009, was signed into law. Enacted on May 12, 2009,
Despite reports in February that the 2019 World Street Food Congress (WSFC) will be returning to Manila this October, the much-awaited event has just been canceled. The WSFC wrote on
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