Manila (MNL) * Singapore (SIN) * Hong Kong (HKG) * Macau (MFM) * Denpasar (DPS) * Kuala Lumpur (KUL) * Penang (PEN) * Kota Kinabalu (BKI) * Miri (MYY) * Labuan (LBU) * Bandar Seri Begawan (BWN) * Taipei (TPE) * Laoag (LAO) * Tuguegarao (TUG) * Clark (CRK) * Naga (WNP) * Legazpi (LGP) * Busanga (USU) * Puerto Princesa (PPS) * Caticlan (MPH) * Kalibo (KLO) * Roxas (RXS) * Iloilo (ILO) * Bacolod (BCD) * Cebu (CEB) * Tagbilaran (TAG) * Dumaguete (DGT) * Tacloban (TAC) * Dipolog (DPL) * Cagayan de Oro (CGY) * Camiguin (CGM) * Surigao (SUG) * Siargao (IAO) * Davao (DVO) * General Santos (GES)
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While I’ve set foot in Johor Bahru last year, it was my first time in Kuala Lumpur. Hence, it was only fitting that a first timer would have a tour of the capital. Of course, time and budget were given much consideration on our trip, so here’s how we went around. Read more…

kuala lumpur city gallery

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guimaras mangoes

I immediately fell in love with the mangoes of Guimaras the first time I had them in the island. They were the best quality and the sweetest I’ve ever had in my life. That’s why I’m very happy that Jamba Juice Philippines is helping Guimaras mango research by giving five pesos for every cup of their four featured smoothies.

Jamba Juice Philippines, with the support of Jamba Juice CEO James D. White, has forged a partnership with the Bureau of Plant Industry-Guimaras National Mango Research and Development Center (BPI-GNMRDC). They are currently working together to support the local industry and the community that cultivate what most likely is the best mango in the world.

Managing Director of Jamba Juice Philippines Sharon T. Fuentebella shares that Jamba Juice already uses Philippine bananas globally. But to strengthen their efforts in harnessing the local industry and its communities and to further commit to freshness and quality, they will be lobbying the use of Guimaras mangoes in Jamba Juice stores worldwide.

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I just got back from an exciting trip to Malaysia in partnership with the wonderful people of Airphil Express, the country’s fastest-growing carrier, and Tourism Malaysia. The trip was different because we were free to travel anywhere but on limited budget. Read more…

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I’m no celebrity nor am I rock star, so I was exceedingly ecstatic when I received my invite for the pre-opening party of Uniqlo Philippines at the SM Mall of Asia. The Japanese-style event gathered an A-list crowd who were just as excited for the clothing brand. Read more…

uniqlo staff

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Photo credit: jscoke

Following their recent inaugural flight to Kuala Lumpur, awesome new carrier AirAsia Philippines just announced two new red hot destinations, Hong Kong and Macau. To welcome these new routes, they are holding a sale on their fares from only 688 PHP for Hong Kong and 588 PHP for Macau, all-in. Booking period is from July 3-8, 2012, while travel period is from July 19 to October 30, 2012. Seats can be booked at AirAsia.com or via the AirAsia app available for BlackBerry, iPhone, and Android smartphones.

The Clark-Hong Kong flight leaves Clark International Airport daily at 7:20 AM, while its return flight leaves Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 2 at 9:45 AM. Meanwhile, their Clark-Macau flight departs Clark International Airport daily at 6:45 PM with its return flight leaving Macau International Airport at 9:30 PM. All flights are operated with an all Filipino crew.

While there are lots of Filipino tourists who visit  both countries for their attractions, Hong Kong and Macau also have a significant number of Overseas Filipino Workers, hence AirAsia Philippines CEO Ms. Maan Hontiveros hopes that their low fare flights would bring OFW families together. Of course, she also wants an influx of tourists from these countries to discover our natural wonders, including our amazing beaches and diving spots.

Get the lowest fares to Hong Kong, Macau, and other red hot destinations at AirAsia.com. For the latest promos and updates, join the buzz on Facebook and Twitter.

Updated: July 3, 2012

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While I’ve been around the entire summer, my last hurrah was right around Metro Manila. The Department of Tourism invited me to partake in the media tour of Kulinarya Kalayaan, which celebrates our 114th Independence Day this June 12, 2012. Read more…

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It was a sudden trip that my balikbayan grandmother took us to. I was supposed to attend a press briefing, but I had to make way for her because it’s only in every two years does she come home to the Philippines. We thus went to Pahiyas Festival last May 15. Read more…

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As of this writing, AirAsia Philippines (IATA: PQ) has already been flying for two months to three domestic destinations. With a brand new fleet of two Airbus 320, the airline is expecting new aircraft delivery this year and the commencing of regional flights soon.

In those two months, I’ve flown with AirAsia Philippines three times already, and with their enticing all-in fare promotions, I have some more tickets booked for the future. In this comprehensive review, I am sharing my impressions from booking to landing. Read more…