Wanderlust wins: Singapore Airlines says travel demand still taking off
‘We are very positive about the market, and we do see people are still very interested to travel,’ Singapore Airlines general manager Liewei Tai tells Rappler
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Local cavers confront fear, discover hidden world in Samar
What begins as an adventure into one of the Philippines’ largest cave systems becomes a firsthand journey through fear, discovery, and wildlife — and a reminder that Samar’s underground landscapes are worth exploring and protecting
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How SB19 has promoted Filipino culture over the years
(1st UPDATE) SB19 has just been named the Philippines’ newest tourism ambassador, but this is not the first time the P-pop powerhouse has made significant cultural contributions to the country
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Can SM Prime’s Seaside Arena aid Cebu’s recovery from 2025 tourism slump?
Following the wishes of his late father Henry Sy Sr., SM Prime chairman Hans Sy says the launch of the largest arena facility in the Visayas is only an initial piece of a 20-year plan
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[OPINION] Urgent to put the Philippines on the medical tourism map
The Philippines should select segments where it can credibly win — perhaps rehabilitation, executive screening, wellness, retirement-related care, selected elective procedures, or specialties in which individual hospitals can demonstrate strong outcomes.
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This tour guide turns Manila’s streets into history, heritage lessons
Meet Jing Ordoña, whose Manilakad tours bring travelers to sites ‘hidden in plain sight’
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Vietnam, Macau, Shanghai: More flight options are coming for your next trip
Vietjet, Air Macau, and Juneyao Airlines are opening up more ways to reach some of Asia’s most popular short-haul destinations from the Philippines
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Burnham Lake 2.0: Baguio reopens its old heart, looks ahead to 2043
Burnham Lake welcomes boats again on Charter Day, while city leaders use the celebration to talk about the harder task of keeping Baguio livable for the next generation
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Why a Siargao flight can cost more than Davao – or even a trip abroad
Tourist demand isn’t the issue for Siargao, El Nido, and Busuanga; the bigger question is whether their airport infrastructure is too underinvested to keep fares affordable.
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No travel tax, no budget: Can TIEZA keep its tourism projects alive?
The pesky travel tax is easy to hate, but abolishing it could leave multi-year tourism infrastructure projects in limbo, especially with TIEZA not getting anything in the proposed 2027 budget
