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Travel Org: PH Holds Great Potential To Attract Japanese Tourists

A Japanese travel agency believes that the Philippines' various travel options have a great potential to draw more tourists from Japan.

Korea Dangles 14 Scholarship Slots For Filipinos

The Korean Embassy in Manila encourages Filipinos to apply for their 2023 Global Korea Scholarship, which will remain open up until the end of the month.

President Marcos Thanks OFWs In Japan For Remittances, Vows Better Jobs

President Bongbong Marcos praised the overseas Filipino workers in Japan for their contribution to the nation's economy through their remittances.

5.1K Applicants Take BJMP Qualifying Exam

More than 5,000 applicants who graduated from different courses have taken their entry-level examination to be jail officers.

‘Bayanihan’ Among ASEAN Leaders Urged To Ensure Quality Education

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte urged the members of the ASEAN to apply "Bayanihan" in finding solutions to improving the education system in each region.

Department Of Tourism To Further Promote MICE To Attract More Japanese Visitors

The Department of Tourism plans to have more meetings and conventions to further encourage Japanese tourists in the country, following its large tourism source market.

Department Of Tourism Names Top ‘Tourism Villages’ In Cordillera

The Department of Tourism hailed different villages in Cordillera as tourism villages for continuously presenting cultural values to visitors.

President Marcos Vows To Work Harder After ‘Very Good’ Satisfaction Rating

President Marcos Jr. pledged to continue working hard to serve Filipinos after getting an excellent rating from the Social Weather Stations survey.

Road Project In Negros Occidental Eyes To Attract More Tourists

The building of over Php38 million road project in Negros Occidental aims to bring tourists closer to the town's known waterfalls.

DSWD Chief: PBBM Wants Ready Relief Goods In Far-Flung Areas

The Department of Social Welfare and Development confirmed that they would get ready to provide more relief goods to far-flung areas, following the orders from the president.