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Cebu Tips and Tricks

by Trix Deseo
posted on Friday, June 26, 2009

With airfares plummeting to an all time low, getting around the Philippines has never been easier. With a little patience (and luck, perhaps) in promo scouring, a long weekend, extra moolah to spare, and Dora the Explorer's sense of adventure, you're ready to jet set and travel within the country.

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A Second Time Around In Hong Kong

by Cherie Altea
posted on Friday, October 10, 2008

The blast of heat that whipped against my face came as a bit of a shock when I stepped out of the K-2 Bus in Hong Kong�s cosmopolitan Kowloon District. My memory of Hong Kong was limited to a trip almost 20 years ago. It was a winter holiday when I was decked out in a heavy maroon parka, and revelers were throwing confetti at the crowd walking down the streets during one Christmas Eve.

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Hitting The Beach With Sony Ericsson

by Beatriz Acosta
posted on Monday, May 19, 2008

While my recent trip to Boracay was probably the most cloudy one, raining on us for two nights, hitting the beach with rocking tunes and getting drinks for free just by showing off my Sony Ericsson phone made the perfect summer experience.

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A Sweet Escape: The Hypothetically Perfect Date in Tagaytay

by Cookie Posadas
posted on Wednesday, February 13, 2008

I write this article not to tell you what the perfect date is. Instead I�m writing to tell you about my idea of the perfect date in Tagaytay. (Ahem! Ahem!) So boys, pay attention and girls, please read on so that the next time you find yourself preparing for a trip to Tagaytay you�ll have more options to choose from.

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A French Farm Experience in Abra

by Vic Albornoz Lactaoen
posted on Monday, December 10, 2007

Often glossed over in tourist brochures and guides on Northern Philippines, the province of Abra holds a storehouse of simple pleasures for the traveller who wants to imbibe nature and culture in refreshing doses. I have never read even quite a few write ups about this underrated province up north except for the corny soft drink commercial on television where four travelling teens passed through a dark-eerie looking tunnel. The tunnel used in that commercial is called the Tangaden Tunnel, one of the official landmarks of Abra Province.

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Bohol Bee Farm

by Cookie Posadas; Images by Ian Ong
posted on Wednesday, August 1, 2007

The Bohol Bee Farm is situated by the edge of a cliff where it commands a striking view of the bay below. Found a few kilometers from the famous Alona Beach, it assures its visitors of a restful break from the busy beach scene.

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Everything's Here For You!

by Cookie Posadas
posted on Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Last Monday, I attended the press conference for the 18th Philippine Travel Mart (PTM). Basically, the PTM is a one stop shop for Philippine travel destinations which was spearheaded by the Philippine Tour Operators Association (PHILTOA).

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Antequera Sunday Market

by Cookie Posadas
posted on Thursday, May 10, 2007

One of the must-buys when you are in Bohol is basket ware. To get a good deal, especially if you are buying in bulk, I suggest that you head on over to Anteqeura early on a Sunday morning.

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Bora Finds

by Cityzen | Nei de Austria
posted on Thursday, April 19, 2007

After a recent trip to Bora, a Manila denizen shares her new finds in beauty, lounging and fun.

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