Category: The philippines
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The Philippines: Safe to visit this summer?
Safe overall, the Philippines can be a safe and enjoyable place to visit. However, like any country, it is important to exercise caution and take steps to stay safe while traveling. Featured Photo by Kevin Rein Bantang on Unsplash Certain areas of the Philippines, particularly in the southern region of Mindanao and in some parts of the Visayas.…
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The Philippines-Economy Part 3
Economy, followed by industry (including manufacturing, construction, and mining), and agriculture. The country has seen steady growth over the past few years. However, it still faces challenges such as high poverty and inequality, infrastructure development, and corruption. The government has been implementing various reforms to address these issues and attract more foreign investment. Photo by…
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The Philippines-Culture Part 4
The Philippine culture is a blend of indigenous and foreign influences. Shaped by the country’s history of colonization, trade, and religion. Known for its hospitality, family values, and rich festivals such as Sinulog and Ati-Atihan. Popular traditional arts include dance, music (such as rondalla and kulintang), weaving, and wood carving. Filipino cuisine features a mix…
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The Philippines-Then and Now Government and Politics (Part 2)
Government and politics, the Philippines has undergone significant changes in government and politics since its history. Featured Photo by Al Reile Dela Torre on Unsplash Government and politics The Philippine Governments The government operates under a system of checks and balances, with three branches: the executive, legislative, and judicial. The legislative branch composed of the…
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The Philippines-Then and Now (Part 1)
The Philippines has undergone significant changes since its independence in 1946. Some of the key differences between the Philippines then and now include: Overall, the Philippines has changed significantly since independence. But challenges remain in terms of economic development, political stability, and social progress. Featured Photo by J Torres on Unsplash The Philippines Etymology The…
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Tourist Spots in the Philippines
There are many tourist spots in the Philippines that you can visit, depending on what you are interested in. Some popular ones include: Photo by Assy Gerez on Unsplash These are just a few of the many tourist spots in the Philippines. I’m sure you’ll find something that interests you! Tourist spot in LuzonThere are…
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Travel to the Philippines-Visa Travel Requirements
Travel to the Philippines-Visa Travel Requirements. Are you dreaming of a beach vacation for your next vacation? Venture beyond your usual destinations and expand your horizons. The Philippines is just a short flight across the ocean, but it’s a world away from your everyday life. Experience a tropical beach with perfect white sand and sip…
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Cost of living in the Philippines will shock you but happy
Like anywhere, the cost of living in the Philippines depends a lot on the lifestyle you choose. But you can live well on a budget. If you live like the locals, shop where they shop, and eat where they eat. You can live on a budget of over $460.86 a month, even close to some…
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Live in the Philippines: The best Country to live
Live in the Philippines: More and over expatriates realize the hidden jewel, which if you live the Philippines. In fact, you can live a good life in this stunning archipelago on almost any budget. Choose from bustling modern cities, popular beach towns, quaint towns or cool villages nestled in the mountains. And enjoy everything this…
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The Philippines: The Country best for ex-pats to live in luxury
Live in luxury, when you imagine the Philippines, picturesque crystal blue waters and white sandy beaches come to mind. That’s right. It made the Philippines up of 7,107 tropical islands, many of which are, as you might imagine. Perfect postcard… the picture of the water is so clear it’s almost unreal… that’s the Philippines. But…
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The Philippines Luzon: Northern and Southern
The Lighthouse Marina Resort is in Subic Bay Freeport Zone and is two and a half hours’ drive from Manila.