Camiguin recorded a sharp rebound in tourism activity in 2025, posting a 37.86% increase in visitor arrivals despite operating without its Smart Tourism data system for much of the year. Read more »
DPWH restores the Sitio Kapulot gravel road in Quezon, easing economic losses of over P14 billion caused by last year’s landslide. The upgraded detour will now serve as a permanent route for commuters and trade. 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 »
Cebu has taken a major step in strengthening its disaster preparedness with the opening of a permanent, centralized command center in Barangay Apas, Cebu City, transforming a long-idle facility into a critical hub for emergency response across the province. Read more »
Thin layers of volcanic ash fell over Legazpi, Ligao, and surrounding towns early Thursday after a lava dome collapse. Authorities have evacuated nearly 2,900 residents within the six-kilometer danger zone, while officials continue to provide masks, food, and temporary shelters. Stay safe and follow all advisories. Read more »
The Philippines is kicking off 2026 with a landmark surfing event as La Union welcomes the first-ever Longboard International Qualifying competition, the La Union International Pro, slated for January 20 to 24 at Urbiztondo Beach. Read more »
