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The Department of Tourism (DOT) prepared to end the year 2018 on a positive note, with the country’s tourism projecting a positive image to the world, following efforts on the promotion of sustainable tourism and the rehabilitation of major tourist destinations in the country.
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Travel Bulletin recently hosted an Adventure & Activity Showcase at Leeds where PDOT London Media representative, Roni Del Barrio joined to showcase Philippines products to various travel agencies and tour operators.
PDOT London joins ANTOR Meets Media event at the prestigious Army and Navy Club in Pall Mall, London.
Philippine Department of Tourism (PDOT) London, Tourism Promotion Board (TPB) and Philippines Airlines (PAL) hosted northern-based agents in Manchester PDOT London, TPB and PAL welcomed over 80 travel agents from the leisure and travel corporate sectors at an evening...
MEDIA RELEASE 29 August 2018 CONTACT: CZARINA ZARA-LOYOLA Director Public Affairs and Communications inazara.loyola@gmail.com 09985969603 Boracay reopening to inspire sustainable development A better and more sustainable Boracay is set to welcome back visitors...
Ayala Land (ALI), together with joint venture partner Sicogon Island Development Corp. (SIDECO), is developing theSicogon Island Tourism Estate in support of the government’s Western Visayas tourism drive. Built on the pillars of a balanced, accessible, and...
The Department of Tourism (DOT) is pleased to announce that visitor arrivals for the first semester of 2018 reached an all-time high of 3,706,721. According to the data gathered by the DOT’s Statistics, Economic Analysis and Information Management Division...