Thursday, October 8, 2026

Society

Guimaras Highlights Dragon Fruits Fest To Attract Tourists And Investors

Guimaras Province is showcasing its booming dragon fruit industry with a festival aimed at attracting investors and tourists to its world-class quality produce.

Negros Oriental To Open Tourism Roadshow Showcasing Culture and Arts

Experience the vibrant culture and heritage of Negros Oriental as the “Garbo sa Kabisay-an” Tourism Roadshow unveils hidden treasures and talented artists.

DOT Launches e-Visa for Chinese Tourists To Develop International Arrivals

The Department of Tourism anticipates a ‘game changer’ with an e-Visa pilot for Chinese tourists, boosting tourism and airline confidence in the Philippines.

PH Destinations Gets Nomination From International Travel Awards

The United Kingdom’s Wanderlust Magazine nominates the Philippines for Most Desirable Country, Region (Cebu), and Island (Palawan) in Reader Travel Awards.

PBBM Eyes To Make PH As ’Tourism Powerhouse’ Of Asia

With the announcement of the new tourism campaign slogan, President Marcos Jr. aimed to make the country the future “Tourism Powerhouse” of Asia. 

28 Teams Are Set To Participate In Siargao’s 1st International Dragon Boat Race

Thrilling Dragon Boat Festival kicks off in Siargao, with fierce competition and international teams showcasing their strength and resilience.

Bacolod Eyes To Improve Its Manokan Country To Boost Food Tourism

Bacolod City government initiates Swiss challenge for multi-billion Manokan Country development, boosting local food tourism.

Puerto Princesa To Conduct Its 2nd International Dragon Boat Festival

Puerto Princesa premiers sports tourism destination, hosting its second international Dragon Boat Festival.

Manila Launches Its Bus Tours To Highlight City’s Beauty And Culture

The Department of Tourism launches its new Manila Cultural Hub tours, offering immersive experiences and curated itineraries to showcase the city’s heritage and culture.

Antique Empowers Tourism Sector After Oil Spill Issue

Livelihood and tourism in Caluya bounce back after the oil spill, with seaweed farming and fishing activities resuming.