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Indian Students Texting Me; Want To Come Back: Philippines Tourism Secretary
Speaking to reporters after the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Manila concluded on April 22, the Philippines tourism head said she had discussed the issue of Indians wanting to visit her nation with her Indian counterpart.
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Philippines To Reopen For Fully Vaccinated Foreign Tourists In February
The Philippines will re-open to fully vaccinated tourists from most countries on February 10 and lift quarantine requirements, officials said Friday, nearly two years after closing its borders to contain the coronavirus.
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Philippines' Ties With China And The United States
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte flies to China next week as he actively courts the Asian giant while ties with traditional ally the United States have come under strain.
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Number Of Deaths Rise As More Floods Threaten Philippines
Heavy rains pummelled the entire Philippines today, threatening to aggravate flooding that has prompted the government to declare a state of "national calamity".
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On idyllic Philippine island, typhoon hints at tourism paradise lost
On one side, the Anika Island Resort faces a glittering stretch of azure sea. On the other three, it faces the remains of homes and coconut palms minced by wind into the white sand.
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Guinness World Records: Philippines killer crocodile is largest in captivity
Guinness World Records has declared that a huge crocodile blamed for deadly attacks in the southern Philippines is the largest in captivity in the world. The giant reptile has brought pride, fear, tourism revenues and attention to the remote town where it was captured.
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Philippines' new tourist attraction: Nuclear power plant
In a fresh but ambiguous take on eco-tourism, travellers in the Philippines can visit a remote turtle sanctuary and then venture into the heart of a nearby nuclear power plant.If tourists feel too weary to make the three-hour bus drive back to Manila after their unique day of sightseeing, they can stay at a guesthouse overlooking pristine South Chi...
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In the Philippines, the next Phuket?
Don't try to hoof it to the newly relocated Jungle Bar, at least not from Boracay's main strip, White Beach, where it used to be a mainstay -- you'll never find it. Instead, hail a motorized rickshaw to Bulabog Beach, hang a right past a barren strip of bamboo shacks, and look for the colorful, ghoulish lanterns dangling from the coconut trees, whi...
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Indian Students Texting Me; Want To Come Back: Philippines Tourism Secretary
Speaking to reporters after the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Manila concluded on April 22, the Philippines tourism head said she had discussed the issue of Indians wanting to visit her nation with her Indian counterpart.
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Philippines To Reopen For Fully Vaccinated Foreign Tourists In February
The Philippines will re-open to fully vaccinated tourists from most countries on February 10 and lift quarantine requirements, officials said Friday, nearly two years after closing its borders to contain the coronavirus.
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Philippines' Ties With China And The United States
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte flies to China next week as he actively courts the Asian giant while ties with traditional ally the United States have come under strain.
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Number Of Deaths Rise As More Floods Threaten Philippines
Heavy rains pummelled the entire Philippines today, threatening to aggravate flooding that has prompted the government to declare a state of "national calamity".
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On idyllic Philippine island, typhoon hints at tourism paradise lost
On one side, the Anika Island Resort faces a glittering stretch of azure sea. On the other three, it faces the remains of homes and coconut palms minced by wind into the white sand.
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Guinness World Records: Philippines killer crocodile is largest in captivity
Guinness World Records has declared that a huge crocodile blamed for deadly attacks in the southern Philippines is the largest in captivity in the world. The giant reptile has brought pride, fear, tourism revenues and attention to the remote town where it was captured.
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Philippines' new tourist attraction: Nuclear power plant
In a fresh but ambiguous take on eco-tourism, travellers in the Philippines can visit a remote turtle sanctuary and then venture into the heart of a nearby nuclear power plant.If tourists feel too weary to make the three-hour bus drive back to Manila after their unique day of sightseeing, they can stay at a guesthouse overlooking pristine South Chi...
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In the Philippines, the next Phuket?
Don't try to hoof it to the newly relocated Jungle Bar, at least not from Boracay's main strip, White Beach, where it used to be a mainstay -- you'll never find it. Instead, hail a motorized rickshaw to Bulabog Beach, hang a right past a barren strip of bamboo shacks, and look for the colorful, ghoulish lanterns dangling from the coconut trees, whi...
