El Niño in the Philippines is once again becoming a major concern as rising temperatures begin to affect daily life across the country. With forecasts pointing to its possible development in 2026, Filipinos are already experiencing the early signs of extreme heat and shifting weather patterns. Read more »
If you’re planning a summer trip but want to avoid the usual crowds—and rising costs—consider heading to Calatrava. Quietly tucked along the northern coast of Tablas Island, this laid-back town offers a refreshing alternative to more commercialized destinations. Read more »
The Turumba Festival in Pakil, Laguna is the Philippines’ longest uninterrupted religious festival, rooted in a 1788 Marian tradition that blends devotion, dance, history, and cultural resilience. Read more »
With summer heat intensifying across the Philippines, Sagada becomes even more attractive as a destination where travelers can enjoy cold air, pine-covered landscapes, and a slower pace of life. Read more »
Earth Hour this year reminds us that the planet needs a breather, especially with everything affecting it so far. Read more »
Central Visayas has remained the Philippines’ most visited region by foreign travelers for 25 consecutive years. A long-term audit by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) showed the region recorded 31.5 million foreign arrivals from 2000 to 2024, the highest among all regions, surpassing even Metro Manila. Read more »
