
Tourism receipts hit P712B, foreign arrivals short of target
Tourism receipts in the Philippines hit P712 billion by mid-December 2024, marking a 119% recovery from pre-pandemic levels, despite foreign arrivals falling…
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Tourism receipts in the Philippines hit P712 billion by mid-December 2024, marking a 119% recovery from pre-pandemic levels, despite foreign arrivals falling…

TTIC will provide consultation and necessary information on Taiwan tourism, and will also serve as a space for communication between Taiwanese and Filipino…

Taiwan opens its first tourism information center in the Philippines, strengthening bilateral relations and offering travel inquiries, workshops, and Mandarin…

House Speaker Martin Romualdez defends the Ayuda Para sa Kapos sa Kita Program (AKAP) against corruption allegations, asserting that the program has real…


President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved the PSAC's recommendations to boost the Philippine tourism industry, including a nationwide shopping festival and a…

Discover how President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s new VAT refund mechanism for non-resident tourists is set to boost the Philippines' economy. Tourism Secretary…

Discover Israel's rich wine culture as the country promotes wine tourism to the Philippines. The event 'L’Chaim, Discover Israeli Wine' showcases Israel's top…

Israel and the Philippines strengthen their tourism ties as Minister of Tourism Haim Katz and DoT Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco sign a joint declaration.…


In solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people, we invite everyone to light a candle, lower the Israeli flag to half-mast, and offer prayers for the lives…


DOT Region 10 Director May Unchuan and bonfire diving creator Ram Yoro set out for another bonfire diving session late at night on 21 September 2024 during the…

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