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2016 • 01 • 29 If you’re half of a couple who dreams of happily ever after, chances are, you’re also dreaming of a romantic prenup video. It’s been a tradition in many countries (including the Philippines) that couples shoot footage of their sweet, romantic moments as a teaser to
2016 • 01 • 29 Sometimes, all we need is another perspective. In this week’s edition of ALL DRONE UP, we’re featuring a video submitted to us by OJ Johnson. The video features aerial shots of three destinations: El Nido in Palawan, Siargao Island, and Davao. “This is the reason
2015 • 12 • 15 Good news to our followers in Australia and New Zealand! Now there are more ways to reach the Philippines as Philippine Airlines, the country’s flag-carrier and Asia’s first airline, has launched flights to Cairns and Auckland. At the #TravelPAL Bloggers’ Night held last December 14
It’s that time of the year again when major publications build their lists of top destinations that they recommend that their readers visit in the coming year. National Geographic leads the pack with their top choices of must-see places. “Whether it’s Botswana’s Great Plains or snow-covered Greenland,” reads the article
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The truth is, when it comes to international tourists, the Philippines does not enjoy the same dizzying figures as our neighbors Thailand and Vietnam. Part of the reason is that we are a bit isolated from the main Southeast Asian peninsula. We are on the “wrong side of the South
2014 • 06 • 11 He’s on a mission. Kyle Jennermann is a Canadian traveler who has left footprints all over Europe and Southeast Asia. But it wasn’t until 2012 — after being in 35 countries and working in three continents — when his itchy soles finally led him to
2014 • 06 • 02 Hawaiian adventurer and world traveler Cody Mafatu Easterbrook set foot on the Philippines a few years ago and found a “very wet” Manila! It was the middle of the monsoon season and there was a big flood when he arrived that he couldn’t make it
2014 • 05 • 21 “To be honest, I didn’t know a single thing about the Philippines,” he admitted. But that changed quickly. Brendan Lee is from Auckland, New Zealand, where, as in many other countries outside Asia, the Philippines seems to have a reputation as a rather dangerous place
2013 • 08 • 29 He calls himself the Traveling Dutchman, and he has been to the Philippines so many times, he lost count. After working for an arbitrage trading firm for 6 years, Jasper Ribbers decided to leave it all behind and travel the world. He’s been to over 50