UNESCO adds 25 new World Heritage sites
The annual list is curated from places that are considered to be of greatest universal value, is exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition, and a work of…
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UNESCO Creative Cities Philippines
Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on UNESCO Creative Cities Philippines.
Mongolia opens its first ultra-luxury resort
Ayan Zaalat, located in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, celebrates the local culture and hospitality to give guests a truly unique experience.
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Iloilo City sets a hearty table for Filipino Food Month 2026
In the Philippines’ first UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, the three-day series of events celebrated regional flavors, culinary heritage, and international…
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Why Clark International Airport among world’s best
CRK was named a Prix Versailles Laureate by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), placing it among the most beautiful…
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UNESCO listing of more Nazi camps sought
The largest Nazi concentration camp complex, Auschwitz Birkenau in Poland, is already inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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Six QCinema shorts to screen at Montañosa Film Festival
Six short films from the QCinema International Film Festival will screen at the Montañosa Film Festival 2026 in Baguio City, highlighting a collaboration…
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More Philippine cultural moments 2025
2025 was a landmark year for Philippine arts and culture, from global awards for Filipino artists, historic exhibitions, and UNESCO recognitions, to the…
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A tale of two cities as UNESCO creatives
Quezon City, crowned a Creative City for Film, has always been the country’s cinematic heart.
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