Top Swiss travel operators, Wettstein, Ad Gentes, Tourasia, and Stohler Fantasia arrived in the Philippines recently to hold their ‘Discover Philippines Seminar’ at the Hotel Sofitel Manila.
The DOT welcomed the group with a colorful performance by the Bayanihan National Folk Dance Company.
The travel agents are slated to visit their market’s top six destinations, namely Manila, [...]
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Philippine Department of Tourism welcomes Swiss travel agents
How to Choose the Best Outdoor Gear for your next Adventure
If you are traveling this summer season and you are planning to have some boredom-busting activities then you should consider hiking or some nature trip activity in the northern part of the Philippines where there’s a lot of destinations to explore.
Hiking or Nature tripping requires for you to have an outdoor gear but buying an [...]
Philippine Tourism Congress elects Board of Trustees
Forty-four (44) tourism organizations representing primary and secondary tourism enterprises as well as allied and relevant enterprises in the tourism sector throughout the country, including former tourism secretaries Mina T. Gabor and Jose Antonio Gonzalez, gathered for the Tourism Congress held on November 25, 2009 at the Marriott Hotel Manila in Newport City.
Convened by Tourism [...]
Philippine Department of Tourism announces 3rd leg of Phil. Kayaking Series 2009
Following the successful first two parts of the Philippine Kayaking Series 2009, Kayak Explore Hundred Islands and Kayak Explore Cavite-Corregidor-Bataan, the Department of Tourism (DOT) is urging all kayak enthusiasts and novices to join the 3rd leg of the series which will be held in Cebu and Bohol on December 4-6, 2009.
Entitled Kayak Explore Cebu-Bohol [...]
Helping typhoon Ondoy victims while exploring the Philippines?
Want to help the victims of typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana)? Well, you can while exploring the Philippines’ beautiful islands. Cultureight Travel is offering 30% of its published rates to the Philippine Red Cross for the benefit of those ravaged by the recent typhoon Ondoy.
National Geographic show tours the Philippines in a skylab, hammer and spider cab
A popular United Kingdom-based TV show that airs in the National Geographic and British Broadcasting Corporation channel is featuring the country’s unusual methods of transportation. Entitled ‘By Any Means,’ the travel documentary presents host Charley Boorman and his cameraman Paul “Mungo” Mungeam, as they go around using rare transport vehicles.
Hosting the crew and providing information [...]
