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23/03/2021

Other than plane tickets, we also cater to your hotel booking needs local and international.For local:

Once in Boracay, you can book with Belmont Hotel Boracay.

Rooms and accommodation are usually expensive for this AAA hotel and restaurant but at the moment they have this 30%- 50% off so why don't you book now?

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17/03/2021

CEBU PACIFIC SEAT SALE/PROMOS:

For as low as
P 599 Manila to Kota Kinabalu

For as low as
P 788 Manila to Guangzhou or Shanghai

For as low as
P 899 Cebu to Seoul (Incheon)

Manila to Bali, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh or Osaka

For as low as
P 999 Manila to Hong Kong, Singapore, or Taipei

For as low as
P1,099 Manila to Seoul (Incheon)

For as low as
P1,299 Manila to Nagoya or Tokyo (Narita)

For as low as
P1,399 Manila to Kuala Lumpur

For as low as
P1,499 Cebu to Tokyo (Narita)

For as low as
P3,499 Manila to Dubai

SALE PERIOD: UP TO March 18, 2021 OR UNTIL SEATS LAST | TRAVEL PERIOD: May 01, 2021 - July 31, 2021

*Seat Sale / Promos
Quoted INTERNATIONAL one way fares are inclusive of 7 kg hand carry baggage allowance, but exclusive of Web Admin Fees for short haul and long haul flights, respectively and Php550 International Terminal Fee and Fuel Surcharge.

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15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for BORACAY

15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for BOHOL

15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for Bacolod

15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for CEBU

15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for Iloilo

15/03/2021

Travel Requirements for Puerto Princesa

15/03/2021

As per AIRASIA...

15/03/2021

Good afternoon everyone. Please be guided accordingly.

12/03/2021

The Sinulog Festival is Cebu’s biggest and most popular festival. The feast is in honor of the Holy Child, the Sto. Niño de Cebu. Fiesta Señor, as it is widely known, is the celebrated every 3rd Sunday of January where people converge along the route of a grand solemn procession and partake in the gaiety amidst a mardi-gras-type parade immersed in wild colors and the constant beating of drums of the ‘Pit Senyor’.
How to get there:
How to get to Cebu By Air
Cebu has the Philippines' second busiest airport, catering to more than 1000 domestic and 500 international flights weekly. It is connected to more than 30 local and 25 international destinations such as Seoul, Busan, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Shanghai, Beijing, Xiamen, Chongquing, Taipei, Macau, Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Dubai to name a few. Its location in Central Philippines is ideal as it provides connectivity between Luzon and Mindanao, and serves as an alternative gateway to the Philippines.
How to get to Cebu By Sea
Cebu is home to 80% of the shipping companies in the Philippines. It serves as a connectivity hub for ships sailing to Luzon and Mindanao. Moreover, Cebu serves as the central nervous system for the maritime activity in the Visayas. It connects to several islands in the region including some ports in Mindanao and Luzon. Its international port caters to cargo ships and cruise liners that also serves as an alternative gateway to the region.

How to get to Cebu By Land
Taking the bus is the best option when travelling from one end of Cebu to another. This can be done by taking a ride from the north or south terminal. Jeepneys provide the mode of transportation when going for a city trip. This gives tourists the chance to meet local people. Likewise, there is the tartanilla, which are horse-drawn carts, that give tourists the chance to experience the lives of early Cebuanos.
Because of their availability around the city, taxis have been the most preferred mode of traveling in and around Cebu. Aside from accessibility, taxis are also cheap and efficient. The majority of the drivers know their way around the city. One can easily flag down another taxi in case the first driver is not familiar with the city.

Most of the taxis in the island are metered. The fare starts at 40 pesos and an additional 13.50 would be charged for every 2 kilometers. One must be cautious of drivers who refuse to use their meters or collect fare that exceeds the amount indicated on the meter.Whenever you encounter taxi drivers who refuse to use the meter or deliberately go to the wrong direction, the best thing to do is to embark from the taxi and flag down another cab. Dont forget to take the taxi driver's name or the taxi's plate number and report it to the Land Transport Office (LTO).
Whenever possible, do not take private taxis. These drivers usually have the tendency of taking advantage of tourists by charging them five to ten times more than the regular rate. Taking private taxis is advisable only when you are going on a long trip and you would want to negotiate for a fixed cost.
As you can see, whatever mode of transportation you choose, there is an assurance that you will be reaching your destination.

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12/03/2021

Pangasinan is a destination for tourists who wish to explore islands and beaches, waterfalls, and feast on tasty local cuisine—all just 3-4 hours of drive from Manila. Pangasinan translates to “place of salt” as it is a major producer of salt. In fact, two of their main products are bagoong (shrimp paste) and alamang (krill) that give additional flavor to dishes. Add Pangasinan to your bucket list if you're looking for a quick escape from the city.

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12/03/2021

Visit the capital of Palawan, home of the UNESCO World Heritage site and famed Underground River. Travelers will have to pass through here when heading for other popular Palawan destinations such as El Nido and Coron. However, there’s more than meets the eye in The City in a Forest. You’ll be surprised to find out that Puerto Princesa has natural and cultural wonders to offer for different kinds of travelers as well. Plus, there are splendid beaches that line up its coast, too!

See and Do
If you’re looking to indulge the thrill-seeker in you, it will be well worth your time to visit the Ugong Rock Adventure. Enjoy activities such as zip-lining, trekking, and spelunking amidst the beautiful Puerto Princesa backdrop. If you want to go camping and test out some necessary survival skills, you can camp at Inaladelan Island and have a look at the spartan layout of the island. Of course, you shouldn’t miss the UNESCO World Heritage site Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park or the Underground River. For the foodies out there, you aren’t forgotten. Puerto Princesa is also home to seafood restaurants for sumptuous feasts. The island’s strategic location assures you that you’ll always get served something fresh on your plate each time your order. You will even be able to spot restaurants that serve authentic Vietnamese cuisine, Filipino specialty dishes and Asian and international delights. All of this and more await in the quaint island of Puerto Princesa.

Where to Stay
Puerto Princesa has accommodations available whether you’re planning to stay for a couple of days or much longer than that. From luxury options to budget picks, there’s something for everyone.

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12/03/2021

The home of the famous Chocolate Hills, Bohol is one of the most visited destinations in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. The island province offers breathtaking spots for history buffs, beach lovers, and adrenaline junkies. Bohol is comprised of one major island and 73 smaller ones surrounding it, so you'll have plenty of places to explore during your trip here. One thing’s for sure: You’ll enjoy every second of your stay and love the diversity that Bohol offers.

See and Do
A Bohol experience would never be complete without visiting the Chocolate Hills. These geological wonder is spread over an area of 50 square kilometers and covers the towns of Carmen, Sagbayan, Bilar, Sierra Bullones and Valencia. These grass-covered hills turn brown during the summer hence the coined name, Chocolate Hills. To encounter something wild, head over to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary in the town of Corella and meet the smallest primate in the world – the Philippine Tarsier. These cute, furry creatures measures the size of an adult human thumb and are active at night.

For marine adventures, play with the dolphins residing near Pamilacan Island or take a plunge into the deep by exploring the coral gardens of Panglao, Balicasag and Cabilao Islands. But if you just want to relax under the sun, then take a refreshing dip or lounge at the beaches of Panglao and Anda.

Adrenaline junkies can take a walk at the wild side at Danao’s Adventure Park. Float through the river, zip over a canyon, walk on air over a gorge or simply take a plunge over a ravine, Danao has the answers for your pent-up energy. For family-safe adventures, the Chocolate Hills Complex has zip bikes, nature trails, playgrounds and food centers for a complete family fun activity.

History buffs will appreciate the heritage and cultural treasures of the island. Bohol houses more than 10 national and important cultural treasures including old-houses, centuries old stone churches and watchtowers spread over the northwestern and southern coast of the island. The most accessible of these are located in the capital city of Tagbilaran.

Where to Stay
Choosing your accommodation in Bohol depends on your budget. There are plenty of options available including budget hotels, homestays and luxury resorts. However, we would recommend to stay in DOT-Accredited Accommodations to be sure that its safe, legitimate and upto standards.

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12/03/2021

Coron is one of Palawan’s most popular beach and island destinations. This paradise-like getaway comprises of the eastern half of Busuanga Island, Coron Island, and 50 other islets within the vicinity, all of which are separate from the main Palawan island. It has caught the attention of many due to its World War II wreck diving spots, beautiful rock formations, and unbelievably clear waters. It is also considered the more quiet and laidback sibling of El Nido, another famous Palawan destination because of its gorgeous waters and scenery. Coron certainly has a unique charm to it and worth adding to your travel bucket list when in the Philippines.

See and Do
Coron has breathtaking tourist spots like Kayangan Lake, one of the cleanest lakes in the whole country. It’s nicknamed as The Blue Lagoon and surrounded by tall limestone formations, making the area look and feel very secluded. Either enjoy the view or take a dip, the choice is up to you! If you want to see underwater artifacts from the 40s, you’ll enjoy wreck diving in the waters of Coron. There are different sites with varying levels of depth, with some even visible to snorkelers. Take a break from the sea by going on a safari tour when you visit the Calauit Game Refuge and Wildlife Sanctuary. Here, you’ll be able to spot African gazelles, zebras and brown deer. End the day on a relaxing note by taking a dip at the Maniquit Hot Springs or watch the sunset from the top of Mt. Tapyas.

Where to Stay
There are plenty of accommodations around Coron catering to different budgets from luxury resorts and hotels to backpacker-friendly so finding a home away from home won't be difficult.

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12/03/2021

Being the Philippines’ top tourist draw and most famous beach took its toll on the island of Boracay. After taking a break for 6 months, Boracay reopens greener than ever—and everything is pristine like never before. Learn more about the new Boracay and be prepared to fall in love all over again.

With glorious White Beach and the country's best island nightlife on its resume, it's easy to understand why Boracay is the Philippines' top tourist draw. Alas, the tiny island proved too popular for its own good: In 2018 Boracay was placed in "rehab," closed for 6 months to ease the strain on its fragile environment and fix the infrastructure and carrying capacity.

Meet the new Boracay. The most noticeable improvements? Cleaner beaches with no more annoying obstructions, a wider main road, new sidewalks, better drainages, and more e-trikes. But perhaps the biggest change is one of attitude. Islanders have collectively developed a green streak, with everybody from resort owners to paraw (native sailboats) skippers buying into Boracay's newly forged identity as a model for sustainable tourism development. There are those who love the new Boracay and those who prefer the old. But this debate probably won't concern you much when you're digging your feet into the sand on White Beach and taking in the Philippines' most famous sunset. Parasails, seabirds, frisbees, and paraw cut across the technicolor horizon, while palm trees -some newly planted - whisper in the breeze and reggae wafts through the air. Boracay remains a master mixologist of that mellow island vibe.

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12/03/2021

Hailed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio is the top destination to go to if you want to take a break from the tropical heat in the lowlands. With average temperatures ranging from 15-23°C, the city rarely experiences temperatures higher than 26°C even during the warmest parts of the year. Because of this climate, Baguio is also home to beautiful plants that wouldn’t usually survive elsewhere in the county. Also nicknamed the City of Pines, you’ll be in for a treat with all the beautiful flowers and lush vegetation as you enter the vicinity. It will truly feel as if you’re entering a different world.

See and Do
Besides cooling off to experience the cold climate, the place has a lot more to offer, from abundant flora and beautiful parks to unique food and keepsakes. Visit some of these iconic locations: Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, and the Baguio Cathedral. You can opt to be one with nature, ride a bike or boat, or even shop your heart’s content in the different areas of Baguio. Plus, you can go to a strawberry farm and pick some fresh fruits, and maybe also get a taste of strawberry taho! Located in Northern Luzon, this mountain resort city is easily accessible by bus or cars—meaning it’s great for spontaneous road trips too. If you’re curious to see what’s waiting for you, explore Baguio and check out why local and foreign travelers alike include this in their Philippine travel bucket list.

Where to Stay
Baguio has a lot of homestays that can cater to any budget, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly transient homes. Most of these options are generally accessible, and near the top tourist spots in the area, so you won’t be missing out on any of the fun in the city.

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10/03/2021

10/03/2021

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09/03/2021

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07/03/2021

07/03/2021

Flying out for that much-awaited break this summer? Check out this quick summary of all travel requirements for tourists flying to Boracay, Bohol, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, Bacolod, Iloilo, and Zamboanga.

07/03/2021

!!️ Just a reminder!! ️
📍 If you inquire about airfare, for example NOW, then the next day you will book a ticket, the price may NOT be the same. ☺️
📍 Every day the system of price changes fast and the cheapest fares sell out fast.
I recommend BOOK NOW, FLY LATER. 👍
📍 But make sure that you will fly in due day and time because it's a waste if the ticket is non refundable.
📍 Expect extra charge sa rebooking.
📍 And not allowed for everyone, to be late at the airport on your departure because for sure your ticket is goodbye.
📍 And you need to buy a new ticket again when you happen to be leaving a plane-which is too expensive.
Just a simple reminder.
From your friendly WCA TRAVEL Consultant,
Ber Jacob

07/03/2021