April 2022

[ad_1] Now that Metro Manila and several other areas in the Philippines are under Alert Level 1, the restrictions are more relaxed. Because of this, more people will probably be encouraged to go out and travel again, just in time for summer. These days, one of the safest ways to travel is to bring your […]

[ad_1] When someone mentions strawberries, what’s the first place that comes to mind? If you’re anything like me, then it’s most probably Baguio City. Or La Trinidad. Or Benguet as a whole. Just the sight and scent of these luscious fruits seem to teleport my mind to the north. But that might not be the

[ad_1] To mark its 81st anniversary, Philippine Airlines has launched a massive seat sale, their biggest this year. Fares are as low as P181 for domestic flights and USD 81 for international flights. The sale is from March 15 to 21, 2022, with travel dates starting June 1, 2022. Aside from this promo, PAL has

[ad_1] One of the best things about Japan is that it’s bursting with places to see and things to do wherever you go. It’s expected when it comes to global tourism favorites like Osaka and Tokyo. But even destinations that are virtually unheard of among international tourists also have so much to offer. Case in

[ad_1] Earlier this week, Cebu Pacific celebrated a milestone: It recorded its 200 millionth passenger, who was awarded one full year of unlimited domestic flights. And it got me thinking about a lot of things. My first thought was, “Wow! What a lucky guy!” I was happy for him, of course, but I was also

[ad_1] For the longest time, it was rare to hear about side trips from Baguio or La Trinidad. Given the sheer number of Baguio tourist attractions that can easily fill any given traveler’s itinerary, it was difficult to imagine needing to go out in search for more places to visit. Along came Atok. This rustic

[ad_1] Hailed as the Surfing Capital of the North, La Union takes pride in its monster swells that hug its shores for most of the year. Along with Siargao and Baler, “Elyu”, as regulars fondly call it, completes the holy trinity of Philippine surfing. The province’s reputation as a wave rider’s playground has been well

[ad_1] When it comes to destination recommendations, perhaps the most common question we receive is this: Boracay or Palawan? And the second most common? El Nido or Coron? And these questions are incredibly hard to answer. Boracay and Palawan are apples and oranges; they’re completely different. El Nido and Coron, while very similar and both

[ad_1] Great news for those who miss Thailand! Starting May 1, it will be easier (or less difficult) to visit the Land of Smiles! But of course, like many others, Thailand implements an additional layer of security for the protection of both its citizens and visitors — the Thailand Pass QR Code. This is required