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the_bloodsucker says:
This write-up was actually written not to rate my city’s many air terminals, but primarily to educate some travellers who get confused as to which airport to utilize on different flights. I have actually met a handful of TBs who weren’t properly informed about this matter, so here’s my little …
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geek_goddess_jolie says:
Hi there kids! I'm a local Pinay girl who's out to clarify all the stereotypes placed on Filipina women and Asian women in general.
SEXUAL EQUALITY
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As you must've read in many a travel book, sexual equality is more pronounced in the Philippines than most other Asian countrie…
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ted332 says:
To visitors on my page:
Just some info on swine flu virus from the WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION.
Happy and safe travels to all!
H1N1 is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by a type A influenza virus that regularly causes outbreaks of influenza among pigs. H1N1 viruses do not normally in…
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planisphere says:
If you are going to Batad, things would be a little uncomfortable and people in Banaue would try to rip you off with their Jeep/transpo services. Either you go to the Tourist Information Center and ask for the approved rate (which would eat extra time).
I would like to recommend our driver and gu…
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Isabetlog says:
For a nation that was under Spanish rule for close to 400 years, there's still the great debate whether their colonization worked to our advantage, as many to this day still resent their occupation of the country. During that time, the Spanish subjugated our people and ruined our native cultures. Th…
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Mayfung says:
I just want to share my unhappy booking experience with you. In May 2007, I booked a hotel with 'www.theonlineholidays.com' which is operated by a Filipino tour agency called 'All in One Asia Travel Inc.' After payment, they issued me a hotel voucher but they did not realize all the booking terms. E…
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Isabetlog says:
Manila's got one at last! Finally, a brand-spanking hip new map of Manila that's totally with it. Its glossy laminate keeps it together so it doesn't rip and wash out in your hands when the rain starts to pour. Here's the press release:
Manila, Once Overlooked by the Jetset, Gets Groovy
Manila…
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tj1777 says:
If you look at a map of this area it looks like it is gonna be a piece of cake to go from Kabayan to Sagada. But in reality it is a lot more difficult.
You can get there in three different ways.
Walking to the main road via Timbac cava
Renting a private jepney to go to Abatan
Taking the bus …
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abubu says:
Boracay made it on top again and Cebu on 3rd place! Wow! This is from Yahoo! Travels survey.
Most Popular Beaches of 2007
1. Boracay Island, Philippines
2. Nassau, The Bahamas
3. Cebu, Philippines
4. Phan Thiet, Vietnam
5. Montego Bay, Jamaica
6. Phuket, Thailand
7. …
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planisphere says:
2008 has been a great year for Travel Factor, scaling new heights and going far and wide. From mountain peaks to ocean reefs, to untouched beaches and distant waves. Travel Factor has surely gone to places.
This 2009, pack your bags because Travel Factor will be bigger and better. With a host of …
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stuartx13 says:
Full name:
Ninoy Aquino International Airport
Location:
The airport is situated four miles (7km) south of the centre of Manila.
Time:
GMT +8.
Contacts:
Tel: +63 (0)2 877 1109.
Transfer between terminals:
A Jeepney operates between the terminals for P2.
Transfer to the city:
There …
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mellemel8 says:
Since lauro did a review of cuisine of the philippines. i shall do one on desserts. everybody loves desserts. if you don't you're a martian :P
Perhaps the Filipinos' sweet and friendly nature is highly influenced by their love for sweet things such as desserts. With a culture as varied as the Fil…
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lauro says:
manila was nicknamed by the spanish empire as "perla del oriente" or the pearl of the east. because it was the stronghold of the spanish empire in asia or what was then - the far east.
since then, manila was and is the capital of the republic of the philippines.
due to the heavy influence of s…
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lauro says:
someone asked for a review about manila, but i had a hard time writing it, if he only meant manila (capital) or metro manila (the greater capital consisting of 16 cities and 1 municipality)
i was born, lived and raised here for a quarter of my life. i saw manila changed its faces through the year…
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gipsysoul says:
BORACAY FOR 3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS
ARRIVAL
From Caticlan Airport, take a tricycle (P20) to Jetty port (2 mins. away). Pay terminal fees (P50 environmental, P20 ferry). Take Ferry to Boracay Island. Only one entry point which is Cagban port. Upon reaching Boracay island, take Tricycle (P100) or Mu…
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