One of the first things I repeatedly heard from tourists in Manila is how much they dislike the food in The Philippines. After spending some time in the country I couldn’t have disagreed more. The food here is awesome! If you’re ever in The Philippines and looking to sample some local eats here’s a Filipino […]
Discovery Boracay and Discovery Coron continue to captivate the luxury travel world, proudly collecting prestigious awards that cement their places among Asia’s most celebrated resorts. These honors, earned following a comprehensive rebranding, validate the group’s commitment to defining its properties as authentic havens of joy, where service is always “all heart.” Discovery Boracay, a 99-suite
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Urban sophistication meets Filipino warmth at this design-led hotel with panoramic skyline views in the heart of Manila’s business district AC Hotels by Marriott, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, today announced the opening of AC Hotel by Marriott Manila, which marks the lifestyle brand’s debut in the Philippines.
The Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,400 islands, offers a diverse array of destinations, each with its unique charm. Here’s a curated list of some of the most captivating places to consider for your next adventure: When you need a break from Palawan’s beaches, explore the Subterranean River in Puerto Princessa. Shutterstock 1. Palawan Best
To make your festivities extra special, there is no better place to spend the festive season than at The Peninsula Manila. Whether you are looking for a magical family experience or the perfect romantic and luxurious break for two, you will truly receive a wonderfully warm welcome and enjoy the breathtaking seasonal atmosphere when you
The Philippines is reopening to tourism in February after nearly two years. International visitors fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be granted entry starting February 10, according to an announcement by the country’s government on January 28. The move comes in a bid to boost the flailing tourism sector that has suffered greatly since the onset
