Category: Travel & Adventure

Saigon’s bustling and dynamic city life is enough to make you feel alive, but if you want to experience a sense of renewal, a three-hour trip outside the city might be exactly what you need. …

​The Manila Hotel has once again been named the Philippines’ Leading Hotel at the 33rd World Travel Awards 2026, marking the “Grand Dame’s” third consecutive win in the category from 2024 to 2026. ​The prestigious …

When we think of Palawan, we often picture Puerto Princesa’s crystal-clear waters, El Nido’s magnificent limestone cliffs, and Coron’s picturesque views. However, there’s another destination worth exploring if you’re after quieter yet equally scenic landscapes. …

This is the only hotel guide you need for an upcoming (or even a last-minute) trip to Vietnam! Two weeks ago, I didn’t know I’d be flying back to Vietnam. Fortunately, my accommodation became the …

Club Med, the leading name in premium all-inclusive holidays, is inviting travelers to discover a different side of Japan this winter through four distinctive Hokkaido resorts: Club Med Tomamu, Club Med Sahoro, Club Med Kiroro …

Royal Caribbean is expanding the ways vacationers can experience Asia Pacific in 2028 with Voyager of the Seas. From October 2027 through April 2028, the fan-favourite ship will start a new season of 2- to …

The fourth Travel Sale Expo (TSE 2026), a major annual travel event in the Philippines, will take place from October 2 to 4, 2026, at the SM Megamall Megatrade Hall in Metro Manila. Located in …

​Four Ayala Land Hospitality properties have been recognized in the 2026 Michelin Guide hotel selection, marking a significant moment for Philippine hospitality. ​Lagen Island and Raffles Makati each received Two Michelin Keys, while Pangulasian Island …

Singapore Airlines (SIA) Time to Fly Virtual Travel Fair returns in September 2026, offering Filipinos access to exclusive fare deals for travel from 20 September 2026 through 31 August 2027. At the limited-time online-exclusive event, …

Most people treat a layover like dead time. You land, you find a corner of the terminal, you scroll your phone until boarding, and you tell yourself you’ll “really see” the place next time. Taipei …