Naval exercises involving around 4,700 Filipino and US troops started Monday in the Philippines' Palawan province. More here: Philippines, US troops begin naval exercises
Monday, September 29, 2014
PH to appease China in bid to lift travel ban
Despite the maritime dispute between Philippines and China that has soured relations, the government is working hard to appease China's security concerns so it will lift the travel advisory against Manila that has severely hit the tourism industry. More here: PH to appease China in bid to lift travel ban
Amadeus renews deal with PH travel firm
New deal to allow local travel agency access to Amadeus resources More here: Amadeus renews deal with PH travel firm
PH to appease China in bid to lift travel ban
Despite the maritime dispute between Philippines and China that has soured relations, the government is working hard to appease China's security concerns so it will lift the travel advisory against Manila that has severely hit the tourism industry. More here: PH to appease China in bid to lift travel ban
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Hotel Federation bucks ‘most dangerous’ tag of PH
The Philippine Hotel Federation expressed concern over recent reports of travel advisories that tagged the Philippines as “most dangerous” for Koreans and Chinese nationals. A report from “The Korea Times” identified the Philippines as “the most dangerous” country for South Korean tourists and expatriates in 2013. This is a significant announcement, as Korean nationals are the current top ... More here: Hotel Federation bucks ‘most dangerous’ tag of PH
Papal visit, APEC to boost tourist arrivals
The Philippines is expected to generate additional tourists next year due to Papal Visit and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Ministerial Meetings and Leaders’ Summit to make for a slack in tourist arrivals following a travel ban by China on its nationals. As the country aims for the 10 million visitors to the Philippines by 2016, the Department of Tourism (DOT) is banking on both ... More here: Papal visit, APEC to boost tourist arrivals
Papal visit, APEC to boost tourist arrivals
The Philippines is expected to generate additional tourists next year due to Papal Visit and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Ministerial Meetings and Leaders’ Summit to make for a slack in tourist arrivals following a travel ban by China on its nationals. As the country aims for the 10 million visitors to the Philippines by 2016, the Department of Tourism (DOT) is banking on both ... More here: Papal visit, APEC to boost tourist arrivals
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