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Shuvee Etrata Experiences Snow in Japan for First Time

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)January 6, 2026

Some moments stay with you forever. For Shuvee Etrata, that moment arrived in Japan—wrapped in cold air, falling snow, and quiet wonder. The Pinoy Big Brother alum recently experienced snow for the very first time, and she shared the magical moment with fans on Instagram. In the video, Shuvee can be seen smiling softly as […]

24 Hours in LA: Museums, Parks, and Pinoy Eats

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)January 5, 2026

Los Angeles is called the City of Angels for a reason. It’s loud and calm at the same time. Modern yet nostalgic. One moment you’re surrounded by art and history — the next, you’re by the beach, watching the sun sink into the horizon. And if you only have 24 hours in LA?You can still […]

Going to China in 2026? Top Places to Visit

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)January 3, 2026

There’s more to China than the Great Wall and the Forbidden City in Beijing. A land of contrasts, it’s a place where soaring modern skylines meet ancient towns, and breathtaking natural wonders await around every corner. If you’re planning a trip to the Land of the Dragon, follow the itinerary of GMA Integrated News journalist […]

Taipei for Seniors: Relaxing Day at Yangmingshan & Beitou

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 27, 2025

For travelers seeking a slower, greener side of Taiwan, a day trip to Yangmingshan, Beitou, and Qingtiangang offers a refreshing escape—perfect for seniors or anyone who prefers a relaxed pace. The route is designed for ease. Most attractions are close together, accessible via short drives or gentle walking paths. You can soak in nature and […]

PH Tourism Nears Pre-Pandemic Levels, China Market Seen Back in 2026

DOT Hits 5.6M Tourists, Eyes China’s Return in 2026

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 26, 2025

MANILA — Little by little, Philippine tourism is finding its footing again. As of December 20, the country has recorded 5.6 million foreign visitor arrivals—nearly matching the total it posted in 2024. While the figure is still below the record-breaking numbers seen before the pandemic in 2019, the Department of Tourism (DOT) believes brighter days […]

The Big Bet: Will Motorcycles Fuel PH Tourism?

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 21, 2025

The Iron Horse Dilemma: Can the Philippines Turn Two Wheels Into a Tourism Powerhouse? Imagine the sun breaking over the Cordilleras as you lean your bike into a crisp mountain curve. The engine hums beneath you, the air smells of pine, and for a moment, the world feels infinite. This is the promise of Philippine […]

PAL Launches Direct Manila–Palau Flights

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 17, 2025

MANILA — A new island dream is now closer than ever. Philippine Airlines (PAL) has announced that it will launch direct flights between Manila and Koror, Palau starting March 29, 2026, opening the door to one of the Pacific’s most breathtaking destinations. No long layovers.No complicated connections.Just a straight flight to paradise. A Boost for […]

Tanay, Rizal: Top Christmas Spots and Local Dishes to Try

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 14, 2025

Tanay, Rizal is calling holiday travelers with its cool-weather charm, festive sights, and flavors that capture the spirit of Christmas — all just a short drive from Metro Manila. As reported by Oscar Oida on 24 Oras, one of the top destinations is the Tanay Parola, a scenic spot where visitors can snap photos against […]

TIEZA Eyes Travel Tax Exemption for Travel Bloggers

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 11, 2025

Accredited creators may soon get a break—if a new bill moves forward. Travel isn’t just a hobby anymore. For many Filipinos, it’s work. It’s content. It’s storytelling.It’s how people discover destinations they didn’t even know existed. And now, travel bloggers might soon get a major relief before they even board a plane. The Tourism Infrastructure […]

At the Far North: Childhoods Shaped by Wind and Stone

Planet Philippines (Full Attribution Below)December 7, 2025

BATANES, Philippines — On the narrow road to the House of Dakay, we paused to take photographs. A small group of children pedaled toward us. Without hesitation, they stopped, bowed, and pressed our hands to their foreheads — a pagmamano that has all but vanished in much of the country. Here, in Batanes, it’s not […]

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