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DOT Eyes Taiwan Model For Ilocos Birdwatching Tourism

The DOT explores introducing birdwatching tourism, inspired by Kaohsiung, in Pangasinan and Ilocos Norte.

Western Visayas LGUs Pushed To Develop More Tourism Destinations

The DOT suggested that Western Visayas should ramp up its tourism promotions, especially after Negros Occidental and Bacolod City left the region due to the NIR's establishment.

Thailand Leads Southeast Asia In Recognizing Same-Sex Marriage Law

Thailand leads the way! Their Senate has passed the Marriage Equality Bill, making Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.

Tourism Growth Shows Philippines Appeal As Travelers’ ‘Destination Of Choice’

The Philippines is attracting more tourists than ever in 2023, per the latest DOT report.

Hundred Islands Park Logs More Than 2K Weekend Visitors

Reconnect with nature during weekdays and unleash your adventurous spirit on weekends at Hundred Islands National Park, drawing over 1,000 daily visitors on weekdays and more than 2,000 on weekends.

Boracay Set To Become More Muslim-Friendly; Private Coves Eyed

The DOT's initiatives to make Boracay a more Muslim-friendly destination open up new opportunities for travelers to experience the island's beauty and warmth.

Laoag Unveils Historical Marker Of Spanish-Era Watchtower

Laoag City officials and residents witness the unveiling of a new marker for the Spanish-era watchtower.

Iloilo’s ‘Cry Of Sta. Barbara’ Float Wins Parada Ng Kalayaan Crown

Celebrating the 126th Independence Day, Iloilo’s float featuring the “Cry of Sta. Barbara” and the Federal State of the Visayas won the historical float category.

Batangas To Promote Art Tourism On Independence Day

Batangueño artists' exhibit aims to attract global art tourists and celebrate the province's beauty.

Legazpi’s Ibalong Festival Back After 3 Years

It's time to dust off the dragon scales and unleash the spirit of Ibalong once again! Join us for the 33rd Ibalong Festival in Legazpi City.