Thirty vibrant floats filled the streets of Baguio as the Panagbenga Festival marked its 30th year with a dazzling Grand Float Parade on March 1. Read more »
Cycling enthusiasts across the Philippines are gearing up for a bigger and more exciting edition of the Tour of Luzon, a revival that continues to inspire dreams of seeing a Filipino compete in the Tour de France. Read more »
Artists, cultural advocates, and art enthusiasts gathered for the opening of “Sining Manileño,” an exhibition that highlights both the rich history and the evolving identity of the Philippine capital. Read more »
Festivalgoers in Southern Luzon can once again mark their calendars as BarakoFest makes its comeback from March 26 to 28 in Lipa City. Read more »
In a town in La Union, the tradition of bamboo weaving is being kept alive by senior artisans who are now passing their skills to the younger generation. The municipal government plans to establish a bamboo demonstration center to both preserve the craft and provide employment for young people. 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 »
