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In what is clearly an attempt to help the Philippines attract more foreign tourists, the government is pushing to open regional tourism and business hubs to international flights which should enable foreigners to have better access to other parts of the country, according to a Manila Bulletin news report. For context, it has been reported already that the Philippines is failing on attracting…

Today, we gather to celebrate the remarkable life of Maria Hara Ruiz Escalona, who passed away, leaving behind a profound legacy of love, dedication, and quiet strength. Born on January 6, 1943, in the serene town of Libacao, Aklan, “Mommy Hara” was a beloved matriarch, a passionate educator, and a beacon of warmth whose presence illuminated every life she touched. A Journey of Intellectual…

@aphelion06 🌿 Most people go straight to Boracay… But Kalibo has something Boracay doesn’t: Mangrove forests, war memorials, and the soul of Aklan’s history. Walked the boardwalk at Bakhawan Eco-Park, visited sites of Filipino martyrs, and stayed in the heart of Kalibo. It’s quiet. It’s rich in culture. It’s unforgettable. 📍 Where to Go in Aklan: Project 82 PH Blog 🔗 Read more:…

The district of Jaro has had a long history as one of the richest areas within Iloilo, even as early as during the Spanish colonial period. Jaro officially gained the status of a city during the year of 1891, although it was eventually incorporated alongside other neighbourhoods as a merger into becoming the Iloilo City in the year of 1941. Today, Jaro is easily the largest district of Iloilo…

Often dubbed as the “Athens of the Philippines”, the Molo district in Iloilo City is renowned Filipino intellectuals, philosophers and political figures originated from Molo. During the Spanish occupation of the Philippines, the Molo district also serves as a major education center, being home to four colleges. Molo district is also often commonly known as the Chinatown of Iloilo. Many of the…