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TRAVEL ARTICLES AND OTHER SMART TIPS
1.
Lumberman finds peace
with nature in coffee farm
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
2.
Piat Shrine: From lowly
sanctuary to basilica
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
3.
Boholanos caught
in the middle of war
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
4.
Traffic body explores causes
of traffic-related accidents
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
5.
Will Seatbelt Act force
Filipinos to buckle up?
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
6.
The supercalifragilisticJaguar S-type
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
7.
ON THE ROAD
Air inside vehicles
more polluted
than air outside
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
8.
FULL TANK
Bus and tricycle
deaths
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
9.
ON THE MOVE
Protecting your car
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
10.
Despite crisis, Pinoys bring
sunny skies to local resorts
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
11.
When three cooks get
together, a recipe for
success is made
sunny skies to local resorts
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
12.
A harvest of
Crown of Thorns
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
13.
The unknown waterfalls
of Iligan City
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
14.
Caraga takes a bow
in Manila
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
15.
Paoay Church: UN
heritage site up
for restoration
(Inquirer, 1999-06-30)
16.
IN GOOD TASTE
A lush life in Davao
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
17.
Capiz to showcase unrivaled
gardens, the best seafood
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
18.
Hong Kong rediscovered
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
19.
INNER AWARENESS
A pyramid to rise
in Pangasinan
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
20.
PURELY PERSONAL
Our Lady of the Saltbeds
in Allaga, Nueva Ecija
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
21.
Art exhibit, entertainment,
and provocation all in one
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
22.
Striking example
of modern Filipino
architecture
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
23.
SPACED OUT
Under one roof
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
24.
(H)ISTORYA
Rizal cash-strapped
in Paris
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
25.
Philippines represented
at Blackpool Dance Festival
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
26.
Will Cinemanila put
us back in the
world-cinema map?
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
27.
Women take over
the streets of New York
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
28.
PURELY PERSONAL
Our Lady of Piat basilica
is now a pilgrimage site
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
29.
SPACED OUT
Old buildings
for new uses
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
30.
Making Macbeth
and Rizal more relevant
to Gen Xers
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
31.
Breeding vanishing
eel in labs
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
32.
Vertical memorial
development to start
soon at Fort Bonifacio
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
33.
RP eagles: So much
to learn, so little time
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
34.
The Philippine Eagle
through the years
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
35.
Albay, Amorsolo country
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
36.
Furor over Apo 2
(Or why the second
geothermal power plant
on Mt. Apo should not operate)
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
37.
Smoke of anxiety
over Mt. Apo
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
38.
Advanced weather
forecasting system
proposed for DAR, Pagasa
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
39.
IN DEPTH: The Revolution Revisited
After the parades,
a flood of books
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
40.
IN DEPTH: RP INDEPENDENCE DAY - View of revolt in provinces spurs revision
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
41.
Light and laughter
at legendary Seville fair
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
42.
This club makes vacations
a breeze
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
43.
TECHNO-JABBERS
The evolution
of capital
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
44.
8 YEARS AFTER BIG BANG
Neglect hounds
Pinatubo victims
(Inquirer, 1999-06-29)
45.
Manila Hotel venue of RP
tourism/transport summit
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-28)
46.
BALIK-PROBINSIYA PROGRAM
Nenaco ties up with DOT
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-28)
47.
Kuwait: Desert tourist hub
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-28)
48.
Feast revives miracle that saved Macau
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-28)
49.
ASEAN CITY TO WATCH
Cebu: Among fastest growing leisure
destinations in Asia
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-28)
50.
Fiestas crowd our summer
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
51.
Our Lady of Manaoag tops Marian exhibit at Riverbanks
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
52.
HOTEL ROUNDUP
Shangri-La Mactan Resort launches wedding packages
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
53.
Whale shark watching adventure
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
54.
The Heritage has it all!
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
55.
Driving where the road ends
Caltex, All-4-Fun 4WD Club medical mission in Sierra Madre
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
56.
Driving where the road ends
Travel Scene
Korean cooking classes for tourists
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
57.
Global tourism in new millennium BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE: Korean cooking classes for tourists
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
58.
Sluggish tourism industry up in 5th Phil-Incentive Marketing Confab
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
59.
The World Expo 2000 in Hannover-Germany
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
60.
Adventure race takes teams to RP islands Coleman sponsors global nature sports event
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
61.
The witchcraft capital of Mexico Sorcery and the occult are major tourist attractions
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
62.
RP to keep air travel safe from Y2K woes
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
63.
Banaue Rice Terraces: Great
destination that religion built
(Manila Bulletin, 1999-06-01)
64.
ART SCENE
UP dean of architecture
to hold sculpture show
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
65.
Summer events draw
crowds to Boracay
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
66.
INNER AWARENESS
Leaving Las Vegas with
amazement
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
67.
Sariaya aims to make
Agawan fest more holistic
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
68.
My amazing link
with Renoir
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
69.
Before Taft Avenue
got choked
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
70.
Before Taft Avenue
got choked
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
71.
Before Taft Avenue
got choked
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
72.
Before Taft Avenue
got choked
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
73.
Iligan City jobs:
Going, going...
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
74.
WELL AND GOOD
To prevent breast
cancer, stay slim
and exercise regularly
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
75.
What will it take
to save the Pasig?
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
76.
To Pulag
by horseback
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
77.
THE CORREGIDOR EXPERIENCE
Not only natural
beauty but also history
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
78.
Taking Spanish cuisine
to the next millennium
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
79.
What keeps us away from Manila
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
80.
Tales from
an NPA camp
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
81.
Igorot vets seek
deeper pension probe
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
82.
Whale shark trade
thrives in Cebu
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
83.
Bagging the world
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
84.
Powering up
strawberries
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
85.
Seminar on restoring
Paoay Church
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
86.
Creating art from
the sands of Pangasinan
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
87.
Garden Plaza presents
dishes with hot spices
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
88.
RP coastal ecosystems
on brink of extinction
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
89.
Fondue and risotto taste
better on mountaintops
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
90.
Cars to anticipate
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
91.
Bypass road should
do it at Luisita Mall
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
92.
My favorite discovery
in Hong Kong
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
93.
Quezon Memorial Circle
expands ecology gardens
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
94.
Life finds a way,
even at Mt. Pinatubo
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
95.
Where Manhattanites go
for good, cheap Filipino food
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
96.
A Batanes pastoral
(Inquirer, 1999-06-01)
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