PHLPost invites coffee lovers to write, mail, and create memories at the Manila Coffee Festival 2026

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VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Mandaluyong City, Philippines — Coffee lovers are in for more than just a great cup of coffee as the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) brings its unique postal experience to the Manila Coffee Festival 2026 at the SM Megamall Mega Trade Hall from July 17 to 19, 2026.

Festival-goers are invited to visit the PHLPost booth and rediscover the timeless joy of handwritten letters while enjoying the country’s biggest celebration of coffee culture. Under the theme “Kape. Kwento. Koreo.”, PHLPost offers interactive services that combine tradition, creativity, and convenience.

Visitors can write and mail a letter to family and friends, creating a meaningful keepsake that goes beyond instant messaging. They can also design their own PHLPost Selfie Stamp, a personalized postage stamp featuring their favorite photo—perfect as a souvenir or collectible.

For those who have yet to secure a government-issued identification card, PHLPost will also provide Postal ID application services during the three-day event, making it easier for the public to obtain one of the country’s most recognized and trusted valid IDs.

Stamp enthusiasts and collectors can browse and purchase a selection of commemorative and regular postage stamps, first day covers, souvenir sheets, postcards, and other philatelic products, celebrating Philippine history, culture, heritage, and significant national milestones.

“Coffee has always brought people together through conversations and shared experiences. PHLPost is proud to add another meaningful dimension by encouraging people to write letters, send heartfelt messages, and create lasting memories while enjoying the Manila Coffee Festival,” PHLPost said.

Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast, stamp collector, aspiring letter writer, or simply looking to apply for a Postal ID, the PHLPost booth offers a memorable experience of sending messages that travels across the country—or around the world.

Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.

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