JAC Liner is now accepting reservations for their Manila-Marinduque trips scheduled during the Holy Week of 2014 (April 16-20, 2014). Tourists who wish to witness and experience Moriones Festival 2014 are encouraged to book their tickets as early as February as tickets are expected to be sold out by March. As of this date, there are already reservations made for April 16 (Holy Wednesday). For more details, you can refer to our complete guide: How to Get to Marinduque by Bus during Holy Week, Hassle-free.
A trip to Baguio City will never be complete without bringing home Ube Jam, Strawberry Jam or Peanut Brittle from Good Shepherd. Throughout the years, these remains to be the top choice of pasalubong from the City of Pines.
One of the best ways to save on your travel expenses is to plan and book your flights and hotel accommodations in advance, we recommend at least six months ahead of your trip. The -ber months are the best time to start planning for your vacations in 2014.
We have created a calendar that can help you better plan your holidays next year. Above is our calendar of Philippine Holidays in 2014 which can serve as your quick reference when booking promo fares with airlines and hotels. We also prepared a calendar of Long Weekends in 2014.
In August 2013, Davao City will once again be on the center stage as it holds the annual Kadayawan Festival. Also known as the King of Festivals, Kadayawan celebrates Davao's rich culture, diverse people and bountiful harvest. We invite you to join us this year and visit Davao to experience Mindanao's biggest festival.
• Unionbank Retail Internet Banking / Unionbank EON
• Chinabank
• EastWest Bank
Note: BPI, BDO and Metrobank require Dragonpay to be registered to your online banking account first before you can transact with AirAsia via Dragonpay. Below are the links to the instruction pages:
AirAsia Philippines Inc is a Philippines-based low-cost airline which commenced its operations on March 28, 2012. From its hub in Clark International Airport, it currently operates three domestic flights to Kalibo, Puerto Princesa City, and Davao City, and four international flights to Hong Kong, Macau, Kota Kinabalu, and Kuala Lumpur. AirAsia Philippines Inc is a joint venture between Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd (40%) and a group of Filipino investors (60%) namely Antonio Cojuangco Jr., Michael Romero and Marianne Hontiveros.
When we were about to board the plane in Manila for Laoag, I received a good news from Mr. Sam Blas of Balay da Blas via text message saying that there is a free shuttle service from the airport to hotels in Downtown Laoag.
