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Spokesperson I News Anchor I Lecturer I Voice talent I Journalist Currently the spokesperson of the Philippine Ports Authority and head of Corporate Communications and the current host of PPA TV. Former news anchor for Ulat Bayan Weekend and former senior news correspondent for defense and political stories. Lecturer at De La Salle University Dasmarinas for topics including Broadcasting, Newswriting, and Public relations writing. Radio host and voice over talent for international and local projects like ASEAN 101 and former Presidential Communications Office voice over for informative programs. Currently pursuing another degree in International Relations and Diplomacy in the Philippines and recently finished a course in Port Management and Port Operations in Le Havre, France.
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This year has been full of opportunities for the PPA to showcase what the public can expect from the maritime industry, especially in terms of comfort and…
Eunice Samonte · · 4 min read
Hello wonderful people! Thursday and Thirstday it is!
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
During the second State of the Nation Address of President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr., he stated that the government would be putting a ‘new face’ on the…
Eunice Samonte · · 2 min read
For the last 10 months, the port authority generated a skyrocketing P21.06 billion, the highest since the inception of the agency 49 years ago in 1974
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
What's up, folks! Well it's Thirstday again!
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
The PPA projected a passenger turnout of 1,422,406 from 27 October to 5 November this year based on the previous passenger records of 1,337,396 in 2022;…
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
Passengers heed the call to book passage online to avoid long queues and enjoy seamless travel.
Eunice Samonte · · 4 min read
With all this, it is best for you, dear travelers, to plan your vacay early, devise an efficient travel itinerary, and look for a reliable travel setup by…
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
Some people do not like cruises because of the longer days at sea, but again, to see is to believe, and to experience is to live
Eunice Samonte · · 3 min read
