Ati-Atihan 2026 in Kalibo, Aklan brought together centuries of Filipino heritage, devotion to the Santo Niño, and vibrant street revelry, proving why it remains the Mother of All Philippine Festivals. Read more »
In 2025, Philippine electronics proved it could weather storms - both literal and economic. Despite global trade pressures and tariff barriers, electronic products remained the country’s top export, contributing $4.19 billion and accounting for more than 60 percent of total export earnings. Read more »
Bukidnon is brewing something big! With a clear roadmap and a 10-year plan, the province is aiming to become the Philippines’ Arabica capital by 2026—uplifting farmers, expanding plantations, and building a globally competitive coffee industry from farm to cup. Read more »
Local governments across the Philippines are once again enforcing designated firecracker zones for New Year celebrations. These controlled areas are intended to reduce injuries, property damage, and accidental fires, while still allowing Filipinos to enjoy traditional fireworks displays. Read more »
Fireworks prices are soaring just days before New Year, with some items now nearly double last year’s cost. Limited supply, early bulk buying, and weather disruptions have buyers flocking to Bocaue despite the high prices. Celebrate safely! Read more »
Recently, some consumers have noticed that budget Christmas hams look or even taste more like Spam than the traditional bone-in pork hams of the past. Read more »
