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Cagayan De Oro Bell Church Opens To Public To Reignite Tourism, History

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The local government of Cagayan De Oro has collaborated with a Filipino-Chinese community to bring back the known Bell Church in the province.

Tourism Program To Capitalize On Ilonggo Hospitality

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The Iloilo City government is working on its tourism sector by emphasizing Ilonggos' hospitality to guests and tourists.

Cebu Airport Welcomes Maiden Flight From Taiwan

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The Mactan-Cebu International Airport offers a warm welcome to the inaugural flight of an airline bound for the Taoyuan International Airport in Taiwan.

Bacolod City Eyes More MICE Events

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The Bacolod City government aims to conduct more meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions to develop the tourism sector in the province.

Ilocos Norte LGU Eyes Improvement Of Eco-Park To Lure Visitors

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The Ilocos Norte provincial government plans to develop the amenities in Vintar town to attract more tourists to the province.

Solon: More Tourism Projects For Western Pangasinan

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Western Pangasinan has planned to promote eco-tourism in its towns to encourage more tourists to visit the province.

DOT Hails Listing Of Eastern Visayas As Top Site For ‘Revenge Travel’

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The Department of Tourism named Eastern Visayas the top destination for 'Revenge Travel,' which boosted the tourists' interest in the region.

Additional 1,500 Screeners In PH Airports Mulled

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The Office for Transportation Security intends to deploy 1,500 additional officers for baggage inspections on airport terminals.

Laoag Airport Secures Php900 Million For Expansion

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The Laoag International Airport confirms a PHP900 million budget for its expansion.

Sagada Resumes ‘Etag’ Festival To Boost Tourist Arrivals

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To attract more tourists, the municipal government of Sagada has decided to pursue the "Etag" festival after two years of pandemic restrictions.
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