Spotlight Travel and Tours

30/09/2022

Join us at the 33rd Philippine Travel Mart from Sep 30 - Oct 02,2022 at the SMX Convention Center (Halls 1-4)
BIG discount and BIG savings awaits you at BIYAHEKO.

30/09/2022

23/10/2017

Special non-working days on November 13-15!

: Palace declares November 13-15 special (non-working) days in NCR, Bulacan and Pampanga.

FULL STORY: http://gmane.ws/2iqZbTR

12/09/2017

Stay safe everyone!

Nananatili ang storm warning signal sa mga sumusunod na lugar dahil sa bagyong .

Basahin: http://gmane.ws/2vQhNOP

29/08/2017

Regular holiday on September 1!

JUST IN: Palace declares September 1, 2017 a national regular holiday. | via Joseph Morong (Photo: Trisha Macas/GMA News Online)

FULL STORY: http://gmane.ws/2wk5CLt

26/08/2017

For everyone's info.

Filipino travelers can visit 61 countries without applying for a visa, according to immigration and citizenship firm Henley & Partners, which placed the country…

21/08/2017

By now we are all aware the President Rodrigo Duterte has already approved the proposal to extend passport validity up to 10 years under the RA 10928. This is good news for all of us,

21/08/2017

How does the Philippines fare in attracting tourists?

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18/08/2017

Good news to all people near Clark!

By Patrizia Paola C. Marcelo PHILIPPINES AIRASIA, Inc. is planning to return to Clark International Airport by January 2018, its President and Chief Executive Officer Dexter M. Comendador said. “Initially, we scheduled it for around November or December… But there was a delayed delivery of the Airbu...

17/05/2017

CEB Travel Advisory - As part of security measures, we require passengers to present a valid ID upon check-in and at the boarding gate.

CEB Travel Advisory - As part of security measures, we require passengers to present a valid ID upon check-in and at the boarding gate. We will not accept invalid, expired or damaged IDs. When necessary, a passenger may be required to present more than one identification card.

We have encountered cases where invalid or fake IDs were presented. These passengers were not allowed to board the aircraft.

Valid identification includes: Company or School ID, passport, or government-issued ID cards which reflects on its face the name, picture, date of birth, and nationality of the guest checking-in (e.g. SSS, GSIS, Driver’s License, Unified Multi-Purpose ID, PRC ID, PWD or PRM ID issued by the National Council on Disability Affairs or a local government unit, or Senior Citizen’s Identification Card issued by the Office for Senior Citizen Affairs in the city or municipality where the person resides).

We are implementing this measure to protect our passengers. The safety of our passengers is our utmost concern.