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The familiar and well-loved Amorita brand from Bohol is now also in Palawan’s capital city.

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Birkenstock's 'the Philippines by Foot' campaign is a reminder that most of us forget that we're walking through history.

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DOT hosted the 3rd International Health and Wellness Tourism Congress as part of its efforts to strengthen the Philippines’ position as a leading health tourism destination.

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Over 10 years since it closed down, the InterContinental hotel brand is coming back to the Philippines via a new 212-key property set to open in Bonifacio Global City.

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The Naga-based social enterprise is taking urban Filipinos into the communities that never make it onto any tourism catalog.

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Tourist arrivals is just 71 percent of the 8.3-million record in 2019.

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Bangkok is bent on becoming a regional—and possibly even global—hotspot for clubbing and nightlife with a brand new 6,000-capacity venue.

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Leechiu Property Consultants projects that privatized infrastructure and a room surge will drive 6.3 million arrivals by 2026.

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Reports of the demise of one of the island’s oldest continually operating resorts have been greatly exaggerated.
After a Boracay community on Facebook posted an announcement about the supposed closure of Nigi Nigi Nu Noos, one of the oldest resorts and bars on the island, commenters started paying tribute and sharing their favorite memories there. The overwhelming sentiment was ...
The industry is changing, arrivals are dropping, and DOT is willing to do anything.
Despite the latest recognitions of having some of the world's best beaches and natural wonders, the Philippines is struggling to bring in tourists. Data for the first nine months of 2025 revealed that overall international arrivals dropped by 2.4 percent ...
A global shortage of 43.1 million tourism workers is projected by the year 2035, according to WTTC.
The global travel and tourism sector is hurtling toward a massive labor crisis, facing a projected worldwide shortfall of 43.1 million workers by 2035, according to the latest report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), "The Future of Work in ...
It is designed to highlight the country's 'culinary diversity and locally-produced fare'.
In the Philippines, food speaks not only of culinary skills, but also of our culture. So it doesn't come as a surprise that the Department of Tourism is pulling out all the stops in making the country a gastronomy tourist destination ...
Outbound travel to the Asian country surged by 9.23 percent.
Filipino travel abroad has hit new heights in 2025. According to data gathered by the Department of Tourism from the e-Travel application, a remarkable 4.34 million Filipinos traveled internationally in the first seven months of the year, a 10.7 ...
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