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  1. BANK of the Philippine Islands is marking its 175th anniversary with a P5-billion sustainability bond offering carrying a 1.75-year maturity, in reference to its history as the oldest bank in the Philippines and in Southeast Asia. Founded in August, 1851, BPI originally served as a de facto central bank and published the Philippines’ first paper currency, the peso fuerte.

    BPI plans P5-billion sustainable bond offering

    BPI plans to raise at least ₱5 billion through its SIBOL bond offering to finance or refinance eligible green and social projects. The 1.75-year bonds, marking…

  2. Farm to feast Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco (right) and Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. sign a memorandum of agreement on farm, food and gastronomy tourism between the Department of Tourism and the Department of Agriculture, institutionalizing a whole-of-government approach to advancing the Farm Tourism Strategic Action Plan.

    Farm tourism dev’t roadmap unveiled

    The Philippines launches the Farm Tourism Strategic Action Plan (FTSAP) 2026–2031, linking agriculture and tourism to promote sustainable farm and gastronomy…

  3. Tourism slogans, long-term reforms

    Tourism slogans, long-term reforms

    We have to implement comprehensive digital connectivity and tools to enhance the ease of the visitors’ experience.

  4. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    2026 opens with connectivity, reforms

    President Marcos advances digital connectivity, sustainable tourism, education reforms, and WPS diplomacy while recovering from diverticulitis; mandates…

  5. EL Nido is one of five tourist destinations designated as Green Economy Models, an initiative that promotes sustainability in the country’s busiest tourism hubs.

    Eco-rehab: El Nido sets bar

    According to the latest progress report, El Nido has made major strides in key areas such as waste management and wastewater treatment.

  6. Photograph courtesy of Misamis Oriental Tourism

    MisOr eyes ‘immersive’ tourism programs

    Misamis Oriental launches immersive, community-based tourism to boost local employment and highlight sustainable transformation during its annual Tourism Week.