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With proper safety protocols in place, of course.
The pandemic decimated many industries globally, but perhaps none has been as badly hit as tourism. In the Philippines, the Department of Tourism reported that receipts from tourism plummeted over 83 percent from P482.16 billion in 2019 to P81.40 billion ...
There are ethical implications of dividing people between those who’ve been vaccinated and those who haven’t.
It's been almost a year since a Luzon-wide lockdown was first announced, and the Philippines finally started vaccinating people against the virus this week. It might seem like a long time, but in the context of producing an antiviral agent, ...
Dr. Buensalido is an infectious disease specialist who has a few thoughts on getting vaccinated versus COVID-19.
Doctor Joseph Adrian Buensalido is an infectious disease specialist affiliated with the University of the Philippines - Philippine General Hospital, Asian Hospital, and Makati Medical Center. On Monday, March 1, he was one of the first medical professionals who received the vaccine ...
The offer to resign demonstrates humility and accountability.
On a trip to Baguio organized by the Department of Tourism last November, I experienced firsthand how the city took stringent health protocols seriously. A negative antigen test 24 hours before your scheduled arrival, a health check on the city's outskirts, ...
The pandemic devastated the cruise ship industry, but there are signs the worst may be over.
Jannel Montero was in Sydney, Australia when news about a highly infectious new disease started spreading worldwide. The 27-year-old was working as a staff member of Dream Cruises, a cruise line owned by Genting Hong Kong. Things still seemed to ...
Escaping to a deserted island just got more real.
People serious about "getting away from it all" are taking social distancing to the next level. In Japan, there's been a noticeable spike in people expressing interest in buying their own deserted island during the pandemic. According to a Nikkei Asia ...
The future is here.
If you're itching to go out and see things besides the four walls of your house but are still wary of catching the virus, here's something you might consider. A local hotel is offering its guests a nice meal or ...
The super-app had to act fast in the midst of an unprecedented crisis to address the needs of its customers.
After the government temporarily prohibited the operations of transport network vehicle services in March to contain the spread of COVID-19, Grab had to act fast. Transport is one of the key consumer services of the region's so-called "super-app," ...
These fancy hotel restaurants are open to satisfy your fancy cravings.
Many restaurants and food outlets have begun to reopen as restrictions are slowly relaxed. It's never going to be the same, but, with proper safety precautions, we can achieve some semblance of normalcy when we choose to go out and dine ...
Violence comes in the form of physical and verbal abuse.
The incidence of violence against children, mostly by parents and caregivers, dramatically increased globally during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a global research conducted by Save the Children, loss of income from lockdown measures have resulted to increased negative feelings and ...
If you’re willing to go through multiple health checks, Baguio is ready to welcome you back.
Kidlat Tahimik first heard about Enrique de Malacca in the late 1970s. The artist and filmmaker became so fascinated with the story of the Malay slave who became a member of Ferdinand Magellan's expedition party-and who some historians believe is ...
Through the Map of Ecommerce Report, a clearer picture of how Filipinos are behaving online is emerging.
On casual observation, the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on Filipinos' behavior online is obvious: less time outdoors, more time at home and on the internet. As the number of people going out to eat, shop, or watch movies nosedived, so has ...
It’s a safe, socially distanced, open-air dining concept.
UPDATE: Due to the rains over the past several days, High StrEat will open on Friday, October 17, instead of October 15.It's no secret that restaurants and other food businesses have had it tough duing the pandemic. The balance between ...
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