Access to comprehensive travel statistics is no longer confined to quarterly agency briefings. The Department of Tourism (DOT) has officially introduced the Philippine Tourism Data Dashboard, an open-access platform that gives the public direct visibility into the country’s key tourism indicators.
Marking a major expansion into Southeast Asia, UK-based optical pioneer Vision Engineering has launched dedicated Philippine operations with a new representative office in General Trias City, Cavite, and a localised platform to support expanding industrial hubs across CALABARZON and Cebu.
Leading digital lifestyle publication Orange Magazine PH and premier travel and leisure publication Lakbay Magazine have officially formalized a strategic media partnership through a contract signing held on September 10, 2026, at SAVÈA Bay City Manila.
Vietnam’s largest luxury tourism, hospitality, and entertainment brand Vinpearl is expanding its presence in Southeast Asia by partnering with key travel players in the Philippines. The company recently signed Memorandums of Understanding with the Calabarzon Alliance of Independent Tour Operators, Inc. (CAITO) and Klook Philippines, two major names in the travel and digital tourism space, to bring more Filipino travelers to its top destinations in Vietnam.
Robinsons Hotels and Resorts (RHR) has reached a historic milestone, becoming the largest hotel group in the Philippines to be certified as Muslim-friendly by the Department of Tourism (DOT).
Highlighting the Department of Tourism’s push to promote merging tourist destinations, Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco expressed the agency’s full support for the growth of tourism in Kalinga, citing its strong potential to create jobs and livelihood opportunities for local communities.
Rhodesian Sales Corporation, a premier wholesale leader in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and nondurable goods, is proud to announce the addition of celebrated Filipino digital creators Kister Morata and Sharmaine Rodriguez to its elite roster of brand ambassadors.
In a new study, the Apl.de.Ap Foundation International (APLFI), along with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the William Davidson Institute (WDI), warns that the Philippines’ electric vehicle (EV) ambitions are at risk due to a lack of skilled workers.
