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Philippine tourism revenue reaches record high of P760 billion in 2024
The Department of Tourism (DOT) reported that the country’s tourism revenue reached a record high of P760.50 billion in 2024. This represents a substantial increase of 9.04% compared to the P697.46 billion generated in the previous year. The significant growth continues a positive trend for the sector. The P760.50 billion figure reflects the total amount spent by non-resident visitors in the Philippines from January 1 to December 31, 2024. This encompasses all inbound tourism expenditures. Importantly, this surpasses the pre-pandemic revenue of P600.01 billion recorded in 2019, representing a remarkable 26.75% increase. This strong performance translates to a 126.75% recovery...
DOE mandates fuel economy labels on new vehicles for sale by 2025
Starting in the first quarter of 2025, all new vehicles sold in the Philippines will be required to display fuel economy labels, similar to the energy efficiency tags found on appliances. The Department of Energy (DOE) will implement the mandatory Vehicle Fuel Economy Labeling Program (VFELP), providing vehicle buyers with readily accessible, verified fuel economy ratings and emissions calculations at the point of sale. The label will display the combined fuel economy performance rating as declared by the manufacturer, along with the CO2 emissions per kilometer. These ratings will be tested according to established international standards, with manufacturers likely adopting...
Boracay island prepares for cruise ship surge in 2025
Boracay is set to welcome a significant increase in cruise ship arrivals this 2025, with 17 vessels scheduled to dock throughout the year. Last year, 9 cruise ships visited the island. The wave of cruise passengers is expected to begin this January with the arrival of prominent vessels like Aidastella, Norwegian Sky, and Seaborne Encore. Local authorities are working to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for visitors by improving port facilities, streamlining tourist services, and organizing cultural events to showcase Boracay’s unique heritage. The increased cruise ship arrivals present both opportunities and challenges for Boracay Island. While the economic...
Boracay Throwback to Beach Horseback Riding
This captivating throwback photo transports us to a bygone era in Boracay, likely the early 1990s. This snapshot beautifully captures the island’s natural beauty and offers a glimpse into a beloved activity that has stood the test of time. Horseback riding on Boracay’s beaches wasn’t just a fleeting trend; it was, and remains, a popular way to experience the island’s unique charm. While the photograph showcases a simpler, perhaps less developed, Boracay, the essence of the experience remains the same. Even today, visitors can still enjoy the thrill of a beach horseback ride, taking in the stunning scenery from a...
New Year’s Eve fireworks display to light up Boracay skies
Boracay is set to ring in 2025 with a massive New Year’s Eve fireworks display, a collaborative effort by eleven of the island’s premier resorts and the local government unit of Malay. The spectacular show will light up the night sky above the famous Boracay beaches, making the New Year’s celebrations extra memorable. Participating establishments include:•La Carmela De Boracay•Discovery Shores Boracay•Henann Regency Resort & Spa•Paradise Garden Resort Hotel & Convention Center•Epic Boracay•Villa Caemilla Beach Boutique Hotel•Crimson Resort & Spa Boracay•Fairways and Bluewater Boracay•Belmont Hotel Boracay•Shangri-La Boracay Resorts and Spa; and•Henann Crystal Sands Resorts Everyone is invited to witness the breathtaking...
Forget the “Been There, Done That” – Travel in 2025 is All About Experiences
Travel is officially back in a BIG way. But ditch the “cookie-cutter” vacation ideas. 2025 is all about personalized, authentic, and meaningful travel experiences. Here’s a glimpse into the trends shaping travel: Travel the Movie Sets: “Set-Jetting” Is the New Trend Remember that epic mountain scene in your favorite movie or that charming Parisian cafe from a TV show? Now you can actually visit those locations! “Set-jetting” is taking off, with travelers wanting to explore the places they’ve seen on the screen. Sustainable Travel Isn’t Just a Trend, It’s a Must Millennials and Gen Z are leading the charge, but...
Boracay’s Golden Hour; A Glimpse into the Past
This picture taken around circa 1992-1993 isn’t just a photograph; it’s a time capsule. A captivating throwback image, it transports us to a Boracay bathed in the golden light of a breathtaking sunset. The sky explodes with vibrant colors of orange, pink, and a soft, almost ethereal purple, a painter’s masterpiece splashed across the canvas of the evening sky. Silhouetted against this fiery backdrop are several traditional pump boats. These aren’t just boats; they represent a vital part of Boracay’s history. Before the modern jetty ports were built, these were the lifeblood of the island’s transportation system. They ferried passengers...