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Caticlan airport down memory lane
Though not specifically in Boracay, this photo taken in April 1989, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past of Caticlan Airport, a gateway to the world-renowned Boracay Island in the Philippines. Imagine this image of a small, single-engine aircraft parked on a grassy airfield, surrounded by lush palm trees and a simple, thatched-roof building. A few people are gathered around the plane, likely passengers or airport staff. This scene is far different from the modern airport that exists today. Caticlan Airport Then and Now The Transformation of Caticlan Airport Caticlan Airport has undergone a remarkable transformation since the 1980s, evolving...
A Coffee Lover’s Guide to Boracay’s Local Brew
International Coffee Day is a perfect excuse to explore the hidden gems of Boracay’s coffee scene, beyond the familiar chains. The island is brimming with local cafes and coffee shops, each offering a unique blend of taste, price, and atmosphere. Perfect for fueling your island adventures, here’s the 10 local coffee shops in Boracay to make our list: ☕ Taste: Known for their bold and flavorful brews, House Brew Cafe is a haven for coffee enthusiasts. Their signature blends are crafted with locally sourced beans, showcasing the best of Filipino coffee.💲 Price: Budget-friendly, making it a great option for those...
Boracay Mabuhay Hosts Equip Themselves with Life-Saving Skills to Empower Community
The Boracay Mabuhay Host Association Inc. has taken a significant step to enhance safety and well-being on the island by conducting Basic Life Support (BLS) training for its members. This initiative, spearheaded by President Hon. Elnor Casidsid, equips Boracay’s hospitality professionals with critical skills to handle medical emergencies, potentially saving lives in unforeseen situations. The training, held earlier today, followed guidelines provided by the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) of the Local Government Unit of Malay, ensuring that the training met the highest standards of emergency preparedness. This initiative strengthens the overall preparedness of the community, ensuring...
PhilinCon embraces sustainability with SDSN membership
Philippine Initiative for Conservation of Environment and the People (PhilinCon), a member of the UN-Sustainable Development Network Philippines (SDSN-Philippines), participated in the Leadership Council Meeting and General Assembly held at De Lasalle University in Manila on September 26, 2024. Dr. Rebecca Tandug Barrios, PhilinCon’s executive director, represented the organization, which is one of four CSOs in the country. The SDSN-Philippines brings together 35 universities, think tanks, and thought leaders to promote sustainable development. PhilinCon’s participation in the network will help to advance sustainability initiatives in the Philippines, including in Boracay. Boracay has undergone significant rehabilitation efforts to address environmental concerns....
DOT and Mang Inasal Sweetens Your Trip with FREE Halo-Halo!
Get ready to #LoveTheFlavorsAtMangInasal! This World Tourism Week, Mang Inasal is giving tourists a taste of the Philippines with a special treat: a FREE 8 oz. Extra Creamy Halo-Halo with every Chicken Inasal Paa or Pecho Large order! Just show your boarding pass, e-ticket, or bus ticket (dated between September 1 and 27) at any Mang Inasal dine-in location until this Friday, September 27, and savor the iconic Filipino dessert. This collaboration between Mang Inasal and the Department of Tourism (DoT) is part of the “Love the Philippines” campaign, aimed at showcasing the best of Filipino culture, including its delicious...
Malay LGU Reminds Boracay Tourists and Residents: Be Aware of Approved E-trike and Van Fares
The Local Government Unit (LGU) of Malay, through the Malay Tourism Office, is reminding tourists and residents to be aware of the approved tariff rates for e-trike and van transportation services on Boracay Island. The LGU emphasizes that these rates are set by the Boracay Land Transportation Multi-purpose Cooperative (BLTMPC) and should be adhered to by all passengers. Important Reminders: Always check the approved fare rates before boarding any e-trike or van. Contact Information: Malay Transportation Office and Assistance Page: @LGUMalayMTrOAP For additional information about Boracay Island, visit Project BIG-A (boracayinfoguide.com). Related posts: Aklan secures back-to-back Best Presentation Award at...
Government Optimistic for Tourism Boom with San Miguel Corp. NAIA Takeover
The Philippine tourism sector is buzzing with optimism as San Miguel Corp. (SMC)-led New NAIA Infrastructure Corp. takes over the operations of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) under a private-public partnership (PPP). This move, hailed as a potential game-changer for the industry, aims to attract more tourists and boost the economy, while simultaneously addressing the airport’s long-standing issues. NAIA, previously ranked the fourth-worst airport in Asia for business travelers, has long been plagued by delays, brownouts, long lines, and inadequate facilities. This has contributed to a perception of the Philippines as a less-than-ideal tourist destination, despite its natural beauty and...