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24/01/2021

✈ AIRFARE UPDATE

LIMITED SEATS ONLY HURRY! BOOK NOW!

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27/12/2020

17/12/2020

𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗘 �� 𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗘 ��

UPHILL CEBU MOUNTAIN TOUR �
PHP 699
𝟲 𝐩𝐚𝐱 + 𝟏 ----- Tour date on
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June 10 or June 11, 2021

Booking period last until Dec.18, 2020
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�Buwakan ni Alejandra
�D'Village Antique House
�Florentino's Eco Park (Little Tagaytay)
�LaVie in the Sky
�Temple of Leah
�Sirao Flower Gardens
�West 35 Eco Park
�JVR Island in the Sky
�Terrazas de Flores
� Adventure Cafe
�Don Emilio Botanical Garden
�Tops Lookout

�Inclusions:
�Van Transport Service (Roundtrip)
�Driver's Fee
�Parking Fees
�Fuel

�Exclusions
Food / Entrance / Environmental Fee

SAFETY PROTOCOL IS A MUST �
�Must wear face mask / faceshield
�Social Distancing at all times
�Sanitize hand frequently

�BOOK NOW ! BOOK NOW !

13/12/2020

Few flight sched next year pero medyo mura ticket MANILA-ILOILO

12/12/2020

08/12/2020

FYI sa mga magtatravel

03/12/2020

DECEMBER 2020 FLIGHT SCHEDULES

Here are the updated flight schedules for December 2020. Please take note of the following travel guidelines for a hassle-free journey with CRK:

For Domestic Flights:
https://clarkinternationalairport.com/domestic/

For International Flights:
https://clarkinternationalairport.com/international/

Please note that airlines may add or cancel flights at the last minute depending on guidelines given by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF), the Local Government Units (LGU) and other concerned government agencies-- this includes mandatory downloading of the Traze Contact Tracing App.

We strongly urge passengers to check with their airline and their respective local governments for any updates and/or travel requirements.

DOMESTIC Here are the guidelines for domestic departure and arrival at Clark International Airport. All passengers are advised to check local travel guidelines for additional requirements and are responsible to make sure they have all the necessary travel documents. 1. Here the requirements set by t...

02/12/2020

Check out all the tourist spots now open for travel, and those who are allowed to visit according to the safety protocols at www.philippines.travel/safeph.

Be advised of the safety and health protocols placed to protect the public's health and well-being.

02/12/2020

02/12/2020

The Department of Tourism (DOT) welcomes and supports the reopening of another premiere destination- Siargao Island.

The teardrop-shaped island, known as the Philippines’ Surfing Capital, will welcome local tourists to its world-class white sand beaches, natural rock and cave pools, romantic sunsets, and wild water surf sites again on 23 November, as confirmed by Mayor Cecilia L. Rusillon of the municipality of General Luna, Surigao del Norte thru a local executive order.

“This is encouraging news for everyone who loves the sea, especially the surfers. As Siargao reopens to travelers, subject to minimum health and safety standards, the people of the island will regain their livelihood and share their paradise to our kababayans once more with the same level of hospitality they have always been known for, “Secretary Puyat enthused.

As flights to Siargao resume on December 1, tourists can visit the country’s most well-known surf spots through Sayak Airport near the barangays of Del Carmen and Heneral Luna and discover a variety of hidden attractions.

With its towering limestone hills, shorelines of white sands and tiny shells, mystical caves with crystal formations, and clear waters, Siargao has become the buzzword for surfers and nature travelers over the years.

Aside from surfing, other popular leisure activities include island hopping, kayaking, nature trekking, bird-watching, and leisure swimming.

Siargao LGU has set minimum health and safety standards and COVID testing requirements before tourists arrive on the island, in compliance with IATF directives and local COVID management procedures.

Tourists arriving via Surigao City/Sayak Airport will be required an e-Health Pass with valid ID; Negative RT-PCR result taken within 48 hours from point of origin; a five-day confirmed booking from an accommodation establishment with a Certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) or Provisional Certificate of Authority to Operate (PCAO) from the Department of Tourism, and a round-trip ticket/travel details.

If RT-PCR is taken more than 48 hours of departure from point of origin, a negative antigen swab will be required on the day of arrival.

Meanwhile, tourists from the Province of Surigao del Norte will be required: e-Health Pass with Valid ID; certificate from Barangay Captain that Traveler is not a close contact; confirmed booking from an accredited DOT-accommodation establishment (AE).

For hotels and resorts, requirements to operate are: Business Permit; a certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) from the DOT; E-Health System Registration; E-Health Pass or QR Code Reader and new normal Protocols approved by the Municipal Health Office.

Curfew will also be enforced from 11:00PM to 4:00AM.

02/12/2020

We could all use a little bit of encouragement, even when we're far away from our travel buddies. Share these postcards and tag your friends to let them know that we're all in this together.

While we wait for the day we can travel again, dream of your next Philippine getaway with Guide to the Philippines.