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How Did Teen Champion Alex Eala Secure Her Third Pro Tennis Title? Discover Her...

Alexandra “Alex” Eala, the Philippine tennis wunderkind, has impressively bagged her first title of the year and her third as a professional player at the International Tennis Federation (ITF) W25 Yecla Tournament in Murcia, Spain.

13th PHILSME Business Expo Empowers 9,000 Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

A bigger Philippine SME Business Expo (PHILSME) welcomed over 9,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs), start-ups, and entrepreneurs at the SMX Convention Center Manila in Pasay City, Metro Manila.

Uncover the Secret Beaches of the Philippines: Romblon and Batanes

Two of the secret beaches of the Philippines found in Romblon and Batanes, were uncovered in a recent travel feature by TripZilla magazine about Southeast Asia’s stunning beaches that offer a serene escape from the bustling tourist spots.

Discover Boracay: White Beach & Puka Beach Named Best in Asia for Summer Travel

Are you planning a beach getaway this summer? Look no further than the picturesque island of Boracay, home to two of the best beaches in Asia for summer travel, as ranked by TripZilla, Southeast Asia's leading culture and travel digital publication.

Batanes in the Philippines just beat out famous Asian destinations for the top spot!

Batanes in the Philippines, a remote and unspoiled paradise located in the northernmost region of the archipelago, has been named the top destination for world travelers by The Travel, beating out famous Asian destinations such as the forests of Indonesia, the beaches of Thailand, and the temples of Bhutan and Japan.

Philippines ranked #26 post Asian Softball Cup, Wild Card spot in World Cup

The Philippine women's softball team, also known as the RP Blu Girls, has climbed four notches to World No. 26 after its Top 4 performance at the Women’s Softball Asia Cup and receiving a wild card spot in the upcoming World Cup.

Philippines National Olympiad in Informatics winners start prep for Hungary

The National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI) Philippines has announced its top winners for 2023 from among 30 finalists out of 227 participants competing at Ateneo de Manila University, the first on-site final round since the Covid-19 pandemic began and marking the country’s first step in preparing for the international rounds.

Philippines’ Day of Valor observed with bike ride fundraiser for Death March markers

The Philippines' Day of Valor (Araw ng Kagitingan) was observed with a community bike tribute ride and fundraiser for the maintenance of Bataan Death March markers and other World War 2 historic sites that commemorate the heroism of Filipino and American soldiers who persisted in defending the country against Japan until they were forced to surrender on April 9, 1942.

Philippine air and land travel safety systems set up for Holy Week

Safety systems have been set up for air and land travel for the Holy Week in the Philippines, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) and InterAgency Council for Traffic (IACT) assured the general public.

Harvard is hiring a Filipino language teacher for the first time

Harvard University has announced the hiring of a Filipino language teacher for a new course offering, the first time such an academic program will be taught in the prestigious American university's nearly 400 years of history.

Quezon’s Lambanog ranks 10th world’s best-rated spirit

Quezon province's popular drink, the Lambanog, ranks 10th in the 10 Best-Rated Spirits in the World list released by the food encyclopedia, Taste Atlas.

Philippines records 1st sighting of Long-Billed Plover in Batanes

The Philippine record for the first-ever sighting of the Long-Billed Plover, a bird included in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List for Threatened Species, was confirmed by the Philippine Bird Rarities Committee to have been observed in Batanes, a protected area for wildlife.
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