On Tuesday, Tourism Secretary, Philippines, Christina Frasco, said that a better tourism slogan for marketing the country’s “best of the best” would soon be disclosed in a few weeks time, replacing the old one -It’s More Fun in the Philippines, …

A Philippines news agency reported that data released by the Department of Tourism showed the country welcomed  2,002,304 international visitors from 1 January to 12 May, which exceeded the 1.7 million foreign visitors in 2022.

Former President of the Philippines Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. asked the Department of Tourism (DOT) for evaluating non-functioning tourism areasas part of the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) in order topropel the tourism industry of the nation. As …

Turkish Airlines has been a longtime partner of Manila in servicing Mediterranean and European source markets into the country.

The Philippines government is considering visa amendments to make it easier for overseas visitors, notably Chinese and Indian people, to enter the country. Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco stated that government agencies must explore the provision of travel mechanisms such as …

The Philippines Department of Tourism (DOT) promised to invigorate the tourism sector of the country. The country’s Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco met with important stakeholders in tourism in Central Europe to deliberate on measures to attract more tourists to the …

The oil spill just off the coastline in a Philippine province known for world-class beaches and diving is hurting the business of resorts in situated in that region, as tourists cancel reservations during what is supposed to be peak season. …

The Philippines and many of its vacation spots have been selected afresh for important awards in the 30th World Travel Awards. For the Asian category of Leading Beach Destination, the awards have selected Philippines which also won in the 2022 …

The Philippines’ Department of Tourism recently signed n agreement with its Chinese counterpart with an aim to recover the country’s international visitor numbers to pre-pandemic levels. This comes in the wake of the Chinese government’s relaxation of stringent Covid rules …

Most tourism destinations in the country were forced to shut down when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, dealing a major blow to the industry. Foreign arrivals slumped by 82 percent, while revenues from tourism plummeted to $17 billion.