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TRAVEL ARTICLES AND OTHER SMART TIPS
1.
Westin Phil. Plaza sports a refreshing new look
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-28)
2.
Comely koi in
comely Boracay
(Inquirer, 2002-05-23)
3.
Experience the ‘aloha spirit’ at The Heritage
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-16)
4.
Have a bite-free summer
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
5.
At last, Greenhills Theater gets a face-lift
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
6.
Dominican garden a monument to the soul
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
7.
A quiet cove waiting to be discovered
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
8.
Walking around Mehan Garden
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
9.
Summer getaway guide
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
10.
Marilao church now national shrine of Divine Mercy
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
11.
Queen consort of the queen of beaches
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
12.
RP gains ground in new tourism markets
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
13.
Guide to Manila museums
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
14.
Gardens of Porta Verde
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
15.
Fiesta express in Bicol
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
16.
Sand bites in Puerto Galera
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
17.
Where will you go this summer to beat the heat?
(Inquirer, 2002-05-10)
18.
Cavite coffee fest most likely to be in tourist map
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
19.
Plantation Bay: A tropical lagoon resort
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
20.
Enjoying Boracay from my balcony
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
21.
Exploring 2 virgin caves in one time
AN ECSTATIC ADVENTURE
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
22.
Punta Baluarte: A paradise by the bay
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
23.
Naic unveils Karakol international festival
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
24.
Ascension feast at Villa Escudero
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-10)
25.
Lawton gets a facelift -- but what about Mehan?
(Inquirer, 2002-05-09)
26.
St. Joseph Shrine in Batangas marks 237th year
(Inquirer, 2002-05-09)
27.
Malacañang Museum gets a face-lift
(Inquirer, 2002-05-09)
28.
Meetings eyed for Cebu
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
29.
RP wins award at Berlin tourism meet
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
30.
Airlines put off 10% hike in domestic fares
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
31.
Full dev’t of Sangley Point in the works
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
32.
PAGCOR to help develop Pantabangan resort-hotel
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
33.
RP makes waves at Berlin’s Internationale Tourism Borse
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
34.
Packaging the RP for domestic and international tourism
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
35.
‘Oplan Kalakbay’ for Lenten travel launched by DoTC
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
36.
The amazing beauty of Balayan is its close affinity to history
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
37.
Int’l hotel school’s summer classes set
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
38.
SM Megatrade Hall venue for e-commerce int’l expo
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
39.
Bookings on Asian airlines pick up
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
40.
Motorists lament ‘long’drive to city of Baguio
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
41.
Gordon foresees brighter prospects for RP tourism
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
42.
DOTC declares a 6-month amnesty on banca registration
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
43.
Thailand revs up for ASEAN Trade Fair in October
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
44.
Aboitiz Air posts rising cargo
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
45.
PATA hails 2002 Gold Awardees
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
46.
PAL bolsters ‘tourism volunteer’ project of DoT
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
47.
Presence of 76 US veterans is highlight of Bataan Day rites
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
48.
Amazing virgin cave system found in Samar
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
49.
Fall of Bataan
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
50.
Tabak Festival:Tabak Festival:A celebration of cityhood
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
51.
Amadeo, Cavite holds 11-day coffee festival
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
52.
WG&A gears up to better its electronic capabilities
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
53.
Adventure tourism also in HK
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
54.
Adventure tourism also in HK
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
55.
Gordon’s volunteer project brings tourism back to life
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
56.
Post-Easter fete at Club Filipino
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
57.
Fresh air of optimism
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
58.
Boracay back to normal as visitors come in droves
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
59.
Sea travel: The SuperFerry experience
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
60.
Gordon tells PATA: RP focusing strongly on shorthaul markets
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
61.
Asian tourism to rebound next year, ADB reports
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
62.
The Regency: Boracay’s grandest treasure
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
63.
Pinesbeach Resort’s Tent City beckons to vacationers
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
64.
Birds
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
65.
Fashion With a Cause: An event to remember
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
66.
Philippines gains ground in new tourism markets
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
67.
Water Village: A unique dining place in Cavite
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
68.
Nayong Pilipino unveils winners in design tilt
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
69.
Camp John Hay sets summer art festival for children, adults
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-08)
70.
Sept. 11 attack effects to be felt by air industry for years
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-07)
71.
Garden & pet show at Greenhills starts
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-07)
72.
Free shuttle service for OFWs
(Manila Bulletin, 2002-05-07)
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