Manila, July 29 -- The Department of Tourism (DOT) is eyeing to court investors in Japan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and other countries to look into opportunities in the Philippines' tourism ind... Read More
Manila, July 28 -- The Philippine government continues to chart its "friend to all, enemy to none" foreign policy, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said while assuring the public that the country is ... Read More
Manila, July 25 -- The Department of Tourism (DOT) has temporarily closed several tourist sites and suspended tourism activities in various regions due to persistent monsoon rains and Severe Tropical ... Read More
Manila, July 23 -- The United States government has allocated approximately PHP3 billion (USD60 million) in foreign assistance to the Philippines, the first such announcement to any country since the ... Read More
Manila, July 22 -- The Philippines will neither yield nor waver in asserting its rights and interests over the West Philippine Sea. This was the commitment President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. promised ... Read More
Manila, July 22 -- The United States Embassy in Manila is suspending its consular operations on July 23 amid the incessant rains in the National Capital Region. "The Consular Section of the US Embass... Read More
Manila, July 20 -- The Marcos administration recognized tourism as a vital pillar of the nation's development, with the sector contributing 8.9 percent to the national economy and providing 6.75 milli... Read More
MANILA, July 19 -- Tourists traveling around Mimaropa (Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan) are urged to prioritize their safety amid continued weather disturbances. The Department of Tourism (... Read More
Manila, July 15 -- The annual Virtus Awards is set to recognize the country's leading hotel sales and marketing professionals, and outstanding campaigns that showcase industry resiliency post-pandemic... Read More
Manila, July 14 -- The Philippines has been granted access to visit the three Filipino nationals earlier arrested in China for suspected espionage, Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro said Mo... Read More