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How To Renew A Child Passport

by Kathryn K.

You’re all set to go on vacation and boom you remember you need to renew a child passport every five years and you didn’t. That means that vacation just might …

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Anahawan: Small town in Southern Leyte with big plans for tourism

by Philippine News Agency

The residents of Anahawan, a small town in Southern Leyte, are looking forward to some big plans to transform the local tourism industry. Development plans have been laid down for …

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The foreigner’s guide to commuting in Metro Manila

by guest writer

One of the best ways to appreciate a country better, some people say, is to travel like a local. In the Philippines, that means riding a bus, jeepney, taxi, train, …

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Colors of the Beach in San Remegio

The hearts of San Remigio still beating after Hurricane Yolanda disaster

by Donald Carr

Colors of the Beach in San Remigio What is it to be Filipino? Is it ethnicity or regional? Could it be possibly a national identity or patriotism? In an attempt …

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Guide to Manila, Philippines: What to see, where to stay and much more

by Catherine Wiley

The skyline of Manila, Philippines. Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, is a city full of joy and wonder. The name strictly only refers to one specific city, however, …

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Size and temperature rating are crucial for sleeping bags during your trip

by guest writer

It may be a bit difficult for you to know exactly what type of sleeping bag you need, especially if you are new to this. The price of these bags …

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The ultimate packing list for exploring the Philippines

by guest writer

The Philippines is among the most popular of Asia’s destinations. Many visitors choose to backpack around the country’s 7,641 islands, which have different but stunning sights to offer. The islands …

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El Nido to be ‘rehabilitated’ — but not closed to tourists like Boracay

by M G Martin

El Nido is to undergo an “environmental rehabilitation” but, unlike Boracay Island, it won’t be closed to visitors during the process. The decision was confirmed by the Department of Environment …

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The Netherlands: Most popular Schengen country for visa applicants in The Philippines

by guest writer

The Netherlands was positioned on the top list of Schengen countries whose embassies collected most visa applications during 2018, according to SchengenVisaInfo.com.  Schengen is a border-free area comprised of 26 …

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How to Get A Philippine Passport: DFA Online Appointment & Requirements

by Kathryn K.

All international travel requires the use of a passport, which is considered a property of the government. In the Philippines, applicants can apply, pay and schedule an appointment online. The …

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The Solomon Islands: An alternative escape from the Philippines

by Reece Ferguson

When it comes to convenient escapes from the Philippines, the chances are that the Solomon Islands wouldn’t be the most obvious choice. However with direct flights between Manila and Port …

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How to get to Palawan: Is a flight or a ferry the best way to travel?

by Gareth Johnson

A stunning view of the dramatic landscapes around Coron, Palawan. Being consistently voted among the best islands in the world could give the impression that Palawan is a small island …

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Souvenir of the Philippines: Five ideas for gifts worth taking home with you

by Gareth Johnson

A selection of fridge magnets on offer at the E Mall Shopping Center in Boracay. The Swiss have cuckoo clocks, the Scots have shortbread… but what could be considered a …

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Philippine passport drops to 80th spot in global league of visa-free travel

by M G Martin

The Philippine passport has slipped six spots down a global league of visa-free privileges, now placing at number 80 out of 199 countries. The annual Henley Passport Index, which was …

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Duterte approves 25 billion peso plan for rehabilitation of Boracay Island

by M G Martin

President Duterte has approved a 25 billion-peso plan for the full rehabilitation of Boracay Island following its six-month closure last year. “We likewise announce the approval of the Boracay Medium-Term …

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Taiwan extends two-week visa-free travel for Filipinos until next year

by M G Martin

Taiwan has extended its 14-day visa-free privilege for Filipinos until July 2020 as “a display of Taiwan’s amity with the Philippines”. “The government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) announced …

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Now you’re retired: Volunteering helps both retirees and communities

by Rob Christensen

As a foreigner retired in the Philippines there are many opportunities to give back to the country that is now home.  Volunteering provides a chance for retirees to be engaged …

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AirAsia named world’s best low-cost airline, as PAL and Cebu also praised

by M G Martin

AirAsia has been named as the world’s best low-cost airline in the Skytrax World Airline Awards for the 11th consecutive year. Philippine Airlines (PAL) and Cebu Pacific also had cause …

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Pakikisama: The spoken and unspoken rules and culture for living in the Philippine

by Rob Christensen

For most westerners arriving in the Philippines, there can be culture shock. Most travellers would say, however, that their initial experience in the country can be summed up in the …

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Currimao: The ‘black-sand’ beach town that’s so often overlooked

by Reece Ferguson

It was about seven years ago that I first arrived in the small town of Currimao, in Ilocos Norte… more by accident than by design. I had been on a …

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Philippines: Explore the Aquatic Planet!

by guest writer

Travelers, no! More specifically; explorers or adventurous people, this place is meant for you. The pristine beaches, rainforests, old age cities, coral reefs, diverse cultures, and the shopping at a …

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Explore Singapore like a Local

by guest writer

If you want to enjoy the Lion City, you have no other option than to explore Singapore like a local. Singapore is a beautiful island. Although it is known to …

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What to eat while traveling: A health-conscious Filipino’s view

by Michelle Evans

Traveling is a so much fun thing to do, and for us the Filipinos, there is so much to do across the country and enjoy a wonderful time. However, being …

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Palawan bureaucrats have world’s most expensive resort in their sights

by M G Martin

The world’s most expensive resort has attracted the beady-eyed interest of Philippine bureaucrats, keen to uncover any irregularities in its paperwork.  As we reported earlier this month, Banwa Private Island …

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FULL LIST: 79 Visa-Free Countries For Filipinos (Including VOA & eVisa)

by Kathryn K.

The leniency of obtaining a visa depends on the country you are planning to go to. So there is no surefire way to get approved. But if you are not …

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North Korea tourism chiefs announce schedule for Mass Games

by Tom Fowdy

North Korean travel authorities have announced the schedule for the country’s 2019 Mass Games Events, titling them the “our country” games.  Taking place from June to September, the games will …

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