According to a study by luggage storage company Stasher.
Air transport has changed the way we travel. Hong Kong is less than three hours away from Manila; London is a day away; and even a trip across the Pacific to New York is only a matter of a layover and a ...
The international passenger service charge will increase to P950 (from P550), while the domestic fee will rise to P390 (from P200).
Following criticisms from labor and passenger groups, New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC), the new operator of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), clarified that its planned fee hike is a requirement of its contract with the government, not a choice by the private ...
Travelers can also expect a better experience during the Christmas season, says New NAIA Infra Corporation chairman Ramon Ang.
In the two months since the New NAIA Infra Corporation (NNIC) took over operations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the San Miguel-led consortium has reported significant developments, including an increased system-wide on-time performance rate (OTP) for flights ...
Cebu Pacific's regional brand, Cebgo, is set to transfer its flights from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 4 to Terminal 2, effective November 7, 2024. All Cebgo flights start with the code DG, and these are the ones affected ...
From Hong Kong to Singapore and other Southeast Asian neighbors, a lot of countries offer free and high-speed internet not just in airports and tourist attractions, but almost everywhere. This is where the Philippines is lagging behind up to now. Even ...
More airlines are going out of their way to bring the Philippines closer to popular tourist destinations around the world. From Taiwan to Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea, all these neighbors can expect to cater to more trips from the country, but ...
To the home of breathtaking ocean and harbor views.
Exploring the stunning harbor views of Kaohsiung, the largest city in southern Taiwan, will soon be at your fingertips. Starting August 16, Cebu Pacific is mounting flights between the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila and the Kaohsiung International Airport. ALSO READCebu ...
Low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific is preparing to host more flights to Tacloban City, which is emerging as more than just a gateway to Eastern Visayas. The trips, once up and running, will be from two of the biggest airports: the Ninoy ...
The flag carrier says refunds will be provided to affected passengers starting July 1.
Flying from Cebu to Baguio City and vice-versa will no longer be available to travelers soon, with the direct flights mounted by Philippine Airlines (PAL) set to end on July 1. This means tourists, as well as those going on business ...
"Our goal is to promote connectivity not only to Manila, but also to our tourism destinations, such as Cebu and Clark,” Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco says.
One way to jumpstart tourism is by expanding access to countries with high spending power. This is how government officials look at Brunei - which is why they are planning to introduce direct flights to Bandar Seri Begawan, this time from Clark, ...
Manila-Phnom Penh trips are set to be available five times a week.
While the rainy season is starting to kick in, it's not yet too late to channel the island wanderer in you. Known for its sunny and picturesque beaches, Cambodia could be one of your best picks, especially now that flag carrier ...
The flag carrier says the resumption of Manila-Sapporo flights may also be delayed due to supply chain issues.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is looking to start direct flights to India. Should this come to fruition, the country's flag carrier will be the first to do so from Manila, as there are no such trips to the South Asian country at ...
We know you hate the very limited (and slow) WiFi, too.
Name something you can find only in the Philippines. I'll start: slow internet connection.Unlike other countries, most public places in the Philippines still don't have access to free WiFi, airports included. It's frustrating when we're stuck waiting ...
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