Sudan vets launch campaign to save park’s malnourished lions
Khartoum, Sudan | AFP | Thursday 1/23/2020 – 20:04 Sudanese vets scrambled to save four surviving captive lions of five that were…
For that gentleman of all seasons José “Lolo Pepe” Araullo, brilliant chair of The Real Bank and music lover, the...
Congratulation to Tourism Secretary Mon Jimenez on the successful launch of the new tourism tagline for the Philippines, “It’s More Fun in the Philippines!” Both mainstream and social media were abuzz about the launch. My favorite of all the twists and spreads on the slogan is the one of a lechon (spit-roasted pig) lying still, with the tagline, “Planking. It’s More Fun in the Philippines!”
The fun in the Philippines is definitely starting to pick up with a private getaway island in Palawan province taking the top spot in the British edition of Vogue Magazine’s 100 best holiday destinations in the world.
The Philippines established its Medical Tourism Program back in 2006—and now, a little over six years later, we can say that while results have not been as quick as first envisioned, the country’s efforts to become a regional healthcare hub are slowly but surely bearing fruit.
The head of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) has asked policy-makers for support for the agency’s cultural development plan that would promote local creativity and boost tourism as an avenue for economic development.
Cordilleran culture is as solid as the mountain range where it thrives.
Tomorrow night’s musical show for APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) delegates and economic ministers in Boracay–the biggest so far in the series...
To ensure that tourists do not lose in translation when it comes to getting the board and lodging they want,...
Philippine Airlines (PAL), the Department of Tourism–West Japan (DOT), the Kansai International Airport Authority (KIA) and the Taiwan Visitors Association (TVA) vowed to work together to ensure the success of the Manila-Taipei-Osaka service slated to commence on June 25.
Japan’s cherry blossoms will soon be enjoyed by Filipinos, who need not book a flight to the East Asian country to appreciate its pinkish allure. Local officials...
