Are you this kind of traveler? Here are 5 traveling habits in 2026
AirAsia MOVE’s insights from travel bookings set between July and December point to travelers now prioritizing value, convenience, and deliberate planning over volume alone
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Maypajo, Caloocan furniture makers strive to sustain their craft
Many furniture makers in Caloocan have spent decades dedicated to a craft that some of them would not encourage their children to pursue
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At Baguio’s Mirador, Jesuits have spent more than a century watching the Earth and skies
For nearly 120 years, Mirador Hill has been home to one of the Philippines’ oldest earthquake observation sites. Hidden inside the Mirador Jesuit Villa, the seismic station has survived war, reconstruction, technological revolutions, and even the devastating July 16, 1990, Luzon earthquake that crippled much of the city.
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Kabang’s road to recovery: How PETA, vet-guardian saved a horse
Dragged for 25 kilometers before collapsing on a highway in Misamis Oriental, Kabang begins his journey back to health with the help of PETA and his veterinarian-turned-guardian, Dr. Steve Ternura
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[Two Pronged] My ex may become my future boss?
Our letter-sender is eager to work as a fitness instructor in Dubai, but is worried as her ex is also working in the same fitness center, and he would be her boss if she took the job
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Ilocos Norte students turn ‘Bangsak’ into battle royale video game
The game’s pixel art is inspired by the cities of Batac and Laoag, the capital of Ilocos Norte
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Keeper of Ivatan memory: Dorian Merina sees Batanes beyond the postcard view
‘Over and over we, as Ivatans, have had to assert our identity and protect our community,’ says author Dorian Merina amid recent territorial claims over Batanes by Chinese scholars
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This Filipino physicist brings outer space closer to home
Even if her work centers on the cosmos, the Philippine Space Agency’s Dr. Gay Jane Perez remains firmly grounded in helping Filipino scientists thrive
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How Linggo ng Musikang Pilipino 2026 celebrates OPM’s past, present, future
Free performances and events await fans for this year’s Filipino music celebration
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[Two Pronged] Should a woman ask the man to marry her?
‘Would it be ok to ask him to marry me instead of waiting for him to ask me? Shouldn’t it be the man to ask the girl?’
