Surigao
This region is slowly becoming the insider tip for tourists wanting variety and new spots in the Philippines. Siargao Island […]
Mati
The capital of Davao Oriental has a lot to offer, from the now famous Dahican Beach to a wide range […]
Cagayan
Primarily known for White Water Rafting, CDO (as it’s popularly called), also exhibits numerous hangouts. Coupled with man-made attractions like […]
Zamboanga
The 3rd largest city in the Philippines, Zamboanga City is also known as “Asia’s Latin City”, as you’ll see the […]
Iligan
Also known as the City of Majestic Waterfalls, Iligan can not only boast of many splendid waterfalls, but also springs, […]
Samal Island
With 118 kilometers of coastlines, Samal has a cluster of 9 islets. Major attractions include Vanishing Island, a 224-hectare mariculture […]
General Santos
Primarily known as the “Tuna Capital of the Philippines” and home of iconic Manny Pacquiao, GenSan (as it is affectionately […]
Camiguin
Dubbed as The Island Born of Fire, Camiguin is said to be the country’s most peaceful island-paradise. A tiny island […]
Light planes equipped with computers and cameras will be engaged by the Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in the enforcement of laws against illegal fishing and the 3-month Closed Fishing Season policy in the different fishing grounds of the country.
Manny Piñol
Secretary of Agriculture
It doesn’t need sound science to know that the airline industry in the Philippines continues to be a booming business. In fact in Davao, aside from the regular commercial flights, there are secondary players in the industry that fill in the market niche of what major airlines missed out and does not serve.
