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Sustainable tourism takes center stage in first-ever travel fair in BGC

Bonifacio Global City, together with the Philippine Tour Operators Association (PHILTOA) and the Department of Tourism, presented a unique travel fair to promote sustainable tourism in “Travel Street:...
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Discover your next destination through the eyes of a local 

Hotel Jen’s new ‘Local Rituals’ activation The urban and quirky Hotel Jen brand, part of the world-renowned Shangri‑La group, inspires guests to Leave Boring Behind and travel like they...
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Czech Pearl Harbor “Dark Blue World” screens in Manila

In commemoration of the historic end of the Second World War in Europe in May 1945, Czech Embassy Manila presented last May 9 Dark Blue...
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TRIBUTE: Cirilo F. Bautista, 76, National Artist for Literature by Alma Anonas-Carpio

        Poet, fictionist, essayist and National Artist for Literature Cirilo F. Bautista has passed away after a long battle with muscular dystrophy. Cirilo was 76,...
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Losing Face(book)? by Alma Anonas-Carpio

Last of two parts FACEBOOK ITSELF As for Facebook, it has done as Zuckerberg said it would. Users who visit the social network’s Help Center will...
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Use of language: Focus on Baybayin by Alma Anonas-Carpio

The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, with between 120 and 170 distinct languages, according to various scholars. Ours is a nation of...
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This Uncertain Democracy by Joel Pablo Salud

The forces that uphold our dignity as citizens of our nation—art, culture, laws, history, to name a few—are under attack. Not only are we being...
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The Bedan Roar: Roaring against Censorship by Joel Pablo Salud

It was mid-morning of a torrid desert-like Monday, the 23rd of April, when, scrolling down my Facebook newsfeed, an image wooshed past me. I...
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Woman on the verge of a Twitter breakdown by Marie Yuvienco

To those who think that they have heard the last of Kris Aquino now that her brother is no longer President, they can now...
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Ateneo de Naga University Press translates Jorge Luis Borges

by Joel Pablo Salud Author Anthony Burgess once wrote that translation is not only a matter of words. “It is a matter of making intelligible...
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SexBomb Girls reunite at sold-out concertpresented by BingoPlus

“Get, get aw!” The iconic girl group of the early 2000s made a powerful comeback with a two-day reunion concert. Presented by BingoPlus, the country’s leading digital entertainment platform, the SexBomb Girls delivered a packed show filled with nostalgic and high-energy performances. Fans clearly missed the group, as...

SM Hotels accelerate its growth with several projects

SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation (SMHCC) continues to grow at an exponential rate as it announces the opening of Park Inn by Radisson SM City Dasmariñas, the newest addition to its growing hospitality portfolio in partnership with Radisson Hotel Group (RHG). This achievement underscores SMHCC's thrust in...

Easy Everyday Snacks to Enjoy During the Holidays

Transform URC favorites into crowd-pleasing holiday treats The holidays have a way of turning all of us into ambitious home cooks—but sometimes, all you really want is something delicious without the stress. The secret? Some of the best holiday treats don’t require fancy ingredients at all. In fact,...

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