Despite the efforts made by the Department of Tourism in surviving the dying tourism of the Philippines, I must say that these are inadequate to sustain plenty of businesses as well as to encourage a significant number of tourists to fly again ‘till 2022. Before the lockdown in 2020, I used to fly domestically for at least once a month. I was the kind of traveler whose clothes are readily packed inside travel cubes since we are sometimes deployed anywhere in the country. I am also the type wherein I only access my plane ticket on my e-mail whenever I am on queue in the airport. There was also one time that I have to roam around 6 different provinces via plane and boat in just a week. So I guess, I've seen how traveling domestically became a hassle this pandemic. So I want to share the TOP 4 REASONS why the PH will not see any significant boost in tourism anytime soon. These insights were based from my recent travels since the lockdown started in 2020. 1.Requiring tourists an RT PC...

Ankara, Turkey skyline I guess, most of us would agree that having a trip is one way to relax and rejuvenate.  Yet, admit it, there are segments of traveling that are enervating and boring as well. Packing and long queues in the airports to name a few. What’s worse than these is having looong flights. Just imagine yourself being told to stay still on your small chair while struggling to find a perfect position to have a sound sleep. And trying your best to limit your movement aiming not to invade your seatmate's little space or avoiding the one behind you to slip on their hot drink. I’ve experienced few long uninterrupted flights✈️. One is from HongKong🇭🇰 to Canada🇨🇦 (12 hours) and one is from Philippines🇵🇭 to Qatar🇶🇦(9 hours). Mind you, these route have stop-overs and I still have to wait for few more hours for my connecting flight to reach thy destination. Yes, long haul flights feel uncomfy especially for economy class passengers like I am: having ...

Perhaps, most of the budget travelers' dilemma whenever catching flights to NAIA is a convenient and an affordable way to get there. Well, fret no more since Airport Loop Bus is still here to serve you. Strategically located at the MRT and LRT common station at EDSA Taft, backpackers can easily take this airport bus service to a NAIA for just a minimal fee of 20 pesos.The Airport Bus Loop service starts at 5:40 a.m and ends as late as 11:00 p.m.. Going to NAIA  The Airport Bus Loop terminal can be found downstairs the MRT EDSA Taft station particularly at the back of McDonald's.Other bus companies going to far-flung provinces such as Baguio and Pangasinan can be found at the terminal.  Each service will leave at the terminal for about 15 minutes. However,since traffic flow is unpredictable arrival of the services is also unpredictable. Based on my experience, its first stop would be at NAIA Terminal 3 and then the 2nd stop would be at Resorts World Manila.  ...