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OFW Lounge now open at NAIA T3 | Daily Tribune

OFW Lounge now open at NAIA T3

John Carlo Magallon·1 September 2025, 1:05 pm·3 MIN READ

OFW Lounge now open at NAIA T3 — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
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P-pop royalties SB19 visits Senate

2'CONVICT SARA!'

3DOTr seeks 2027 funds for EDSA Busway

4Fewer bus trips hit PITX passengers

5Macalintal opposes further postponement of BSKE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025.

The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights. — Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan tours the media around the newly renovated OFW Lounge at NAIA Terminal 3 on Monday, 1 September 2025. The revamped lounge for OFWs features multiple charging stations, complimentary drinks and snacks, an air-conditioned "business class" area for comfort, and a dedicated staff to maintain cleanliness and organization. OFWs facing delayed or missed flights will also have access to hotel-quality rooms, complete with massage chairs and bathrooms while they wait for their rescheduled flights.
Photograph by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

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