For generations, Capiz has been linked to stories of aswang. But behind the frightening reputation is a real province whose people have had to live with a stereotype they never asked for. Read more »
Known as the blue swimming crab capital of Negros Occidental, E.B. Magalona has launched a weekly unlimited crab feast to attract more local tourists while creating new opportunities for its seafood industry amid a decline in exports. Read more »
In Albay, Holy Week is a time when tables come alive with faith, flavor, and family tradition. Families observe “ayuno” by preparing meatless meals that are rich, comforting, and deeply tied to Bicolano culture. Read more »
In a peaceful yet powerful demonstration, small-scale fishermen across coastal provinces recently launched “Kinse Kilometro Para sa Tao," a protest urging stricter enforcement of the 15-kilometer fishing zone reserved for municipal fishing. Their message: protect the sea, protect the people. Read more »
The public-private-community partnership (PPCP) is helping to promote sustainable blue swimming crab (BSC) production in Barangay Tortosa, Manapla, Negros Occidental through its "Adopt-a-Village Project" platform. Read more »
Northern Samar is turning up the excitement with the launch of two thrilling new tour circuits that promise to elevate the adventure quotient in this scenic Philippine province. Read more »
