AboitizLand Seafront supports earth-friendly sailing
With a string of 7,641 charming islands and an infinite coastline of powdery beaches, an exciting way to explore the archipelago is by sailing around them in a fun and adventure-laden tournament.
View ArticleReliving the Glory Days of Sicogon Island
Jetsetters in the 1970s to the 90s can vividly well remember the imagery of this exotic island which was once among the easily-recognizable poster images of Philippine tourism.
View ArticleA tale of two hotels with two themes
For the first time this year, I’m back to Cebu, one of my favorite Philippine destinations, flying there via Cebu Pacific Air (currently flies 13 times daily from Manila to Cebu), with other members...
View ArticleBeach and the City
The travel season is upon us now and it’s time to hie off to the countryside to splurge in classy resorts and bask in the sun, sand and fun which we were unable to do a few summers ago.
View ArticleAnya’s infinite experiences
Eminent Jewish author and mystic Yehuda Berg once said that words have energy and power with the ability to help and to heal.
View ArticleBeaching around like a millennial
With the long, hot summer still upon us, our natural gravitation is to look to the sea and head off to the beach to somehow beat the scorching heat. Beaching around these has become more complex these...
View ArticleFamous Cebu delicacies: A checklist of pasalubongs
Cebu is known as one of the country’s largest cities. Its bustling port, vibrant nightlife, and rich history give tourists and locals the chance to discover new delicacies and attractions at every...
View ArticleEscape to Anya
The stifling summer heat of Manila was becoming unbearable so a visit to Tagaytay City comes as a welcome relief. Where to stay? At the serene and tranquil Anya Resort of course! It may not have the...
View ArticleHideaways for the Man of the House
A recent American survey revealed that Father’s Day ranks number 20 in the country’s most holidays, or 18 rungs lower than Mother’s Day. And with the strong US influence, it wouldn’t be surprising if...
View ArticleDOT, Bohol province back AppleOne luxury hotel and resort project
The Department of Tourism and the provincial government of Bohol have thrown their support behind AppleOne Group Inc.’s plan to build a multi-billion-peso, five-star resort and spa that is expected to...
View ArticleTravel Sale Expo 2023: An Unstoppable Growth for Travel
With much optimism, the tourism industry is riding high with more than 2 million international visitor arrivals recorded from January 1 to May 12, 2023. This latest data is most welcomed by the...
View ArticleCuisine, culture and adventure in Ilocos Sur
Mention Ilocos Sur and immediately its checkered history and culture instantly come into mind, and for good reason. This 205-year old “Heritage Province” takes pride in some of the best colonial-era...
View Article5 things to consider during the rainy season in the Philippines
It’s official: the rainy season has come again to the Philippines. This was confirmed by the state weather bureau Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA),...
View Article20 Filipino Exotic Foods for the Brave and the Bold
It stands to reason that the Philippines is well-known for its exquisite culinary profile, given its varied landscape and cultures. Wherever you are in the archipelago, you’re sure to find exotic yet...
View ArticlePiña Cloth Weaving: Exploring Its History, Production, and Current State
The piña cloth is a light fabric popular in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It is unique to the Philippines and has been used to make traditional garments for centuries. The fabric is...
View ArticleCulture and adventure on two wheels
Bataan is synonymous with the Second World War, as it witnessed the fiercest and bloodiest battles between the Japanese Imperial Army and the combined Filipino and American forces. This province takes...
View Article15 Pinoy Pasalubong No Traveler Should Miss Out
The Philippines doesn’t just have beautiful beaches; it’s also home to delectable delicacies of different flavors that will surely leave one wanting more. These pasalubong from the Philippines...
View ArticleAmigos Para Siempre
The opening song for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics “Amigos Para Siempre” performed by Jose Carreras and Sarah Bright sang about world peace and enduring friendships among peoples from all nations. But...
View ArticleAnya Resort Tagaytay wins prestigious World Travel Awards 2023
Anya Resort Tagaytay, a relaxed, elegant, and premier resort hotel under the management of Anya Hospitality Group (AHG) and a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH), is thrilled to...
View ArticleKada-kada Like A Panda at Davao’s 38th Kadayawan Festival
Online food and grocery platform foodpanda adds its trademark shade of pink to Davao’s colorful Kadayawan festival. The Kadayawan Festival is a celebration of gratitude for nature’s offerings, the...
View ArticleA sweet journey to Camiguin
Sweet experiences and memories are what every traveler, jaded or newbie, seeks in every journey, regardless of the distance or character of the location. One under-the-radar hideaway which won’t...
View ArticleAccess Travel celebrates 12 years of pioneering female leadership and tourism...
As the pulse of travel beats stronger, 7 in 10 Filipinos are gearing up for overseas adventures, according to a recent study by GrabAds. With this trend, Access Travel emerges as the premier choice...
View ArticleTeam Lhuillier tops 8th Tour de Cebu vintage car rally
The father and son duo of Michael and Michael James Lhuillier displayed once again their roadmanship to romp away with the 2023 Grand Champion and other major awards in the recent Tour De Cebu...
View ArticleD’CHEF MADY CAFÉ: A culinary journey for your body, spirit, and soul
Loyal customers describe their experience at D’CHEF MADY CAFÉ as warm, nurturing, and uplifting. More than just a place to dine or enjoy a cup of coffee, D’CHEF MADY CAFÉ is your sanctuary to...
View ArticleAHG introduces Niyama Wellness program
The Anya Hospitality Group (AHG), a member of the Roxas family-controlled Roxaco Land Corp., is promoting a spa and wellness management consultancy service to property developers, hotel and resorts...
View ArticleIsland Holiday Hideaway
Not too long ago, spending Christmas in an island away from your relatives and the madding crowd can run you the risk of being branded anti-social, or being a grinch.
View ArticleCPGI bullish on its hospitality joint venture with Accor
In anticipation of the rebound in leisure travel, the Antonio-led Century Properties Group Inc. (CPGI) formed a partnership with world-leading hospitality group Accor, to launch the new hotel in the...
View ArticleRevelry and staycations in Cebu’s Sinulog Festival
All roads…and flights…lead to Cebu this January, quite literally, for the much-awaited Sinulog Festival which showcases the Filipinos’ religious devotion and a myriad of exciting side activities...
View ArticleKalinga: A Hideaway in the Highlands
It was not too long ago when the province of Kalinga was like the proverbial diamond in the rough. Perched on the mighty Cordillera mountains, its ancient culture was a best-kept secret shielded by...
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The resurgence of farm tourism
Asin Tibuok monument and showroom in Alburquerque Kinaiyahan Forest Park lagoon Malagos Chocolate Museum Raffia Weaving at Bohol Farms in Dauis Agriculture Secretary Francis Tiu Laurel at a Zambales...
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