Palace: It’s really more fun in the Philippines

Malacañang yesterday said the country's inclusion in Lonely Planet's Top 10 countries to visit in 2015 proves that "it's really more fun in the Philippines." Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. said the feat of being included in the list of the largest travel guide book publisher in the world is not surprising as the Philippines prides itself with ... More here: Palace: It’s really more fun in the Philippines

Travel clearances pushed to protect kids

IN ORDER to protect children from various child abuses when traveling outside the Philippines, an official from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in Davao Region stressed the importance of travel clearances. More here: Travel clearances pushed to protect kids

Palace hails PH’s tourist destination recognition

MALACAÑANG welcomed Saturday another recognition for the Philippines' tourism sector after it was named "a must-see destination in 2015" by travel guide publisher Lonely Planet. More here: Palace hails PH’s tourist destination recognition

Palace hails PH’s tourist destination recognition

MALACAÑANG welcomed Saturday another recognition for the Philippines' tourism sector after it was named "a must-see destination in 2015" by travel guide publisher Lonely Planet. More here: Palace hails PH’s tourist destination recognition

Palace welcomes PHL inclusion in Lonely Planet’s 2015 list

Malacañang on Saturday welcomed the Philippines' inclusion in the list of travel magazine-website Lonely Planet as one of the best countries to visit in 2015. More here: Palace welcomes PHL inclusion in Lonely Planet’s 2015 list

PHL places 8th in ‘Best in Travel 2015’ list by Lonely Planet

The Philippines ranked eighth in the yearly "Best in Travel - Countries" list by travel magazine and website Lonely Planet. More here: PHL places 8th in ‘Best in Travel 2015’ list by Lonely Planet

Year-end domestic travel expected to see 10% jump

The number of domestic travellers is expected to grow by 10 per cent during the year-end season thanks to attractive promotions and the government's tax-deduction scheme for travel expenses. More here: Year-end domestic travel expected to see 10% jump