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Cebu Airport Ceremonial Welcome for Sinulog 2026 Visitors

DOT 7 prepares a festive welcome for tourists and balikbayans arriving for Sinulog 2026 at Mactan-Cebu Airport on Jan. 15. Discover the enhanced arrival experience planned for one of the Philippines' biggest festivals.

Cebu Tourism Hits Near-Full Capacity Before Sinulog Peak

Cebu faces a massive tourism influx with 300,000+ arrivals expected in January 2026, pushing hotels to 80-100% occupancy. Discover how the province is managing the surge and its resilient recovery from recent disasters.

Cebu Nears Full Capacity Ahead of Sinulog 2026

Cebu expects over 300,000 tourists this January, pushing hotels to near 100% occupancy before Sinulog peaks. Officials monitor pricing and logistics amid the surge. Read more.

Vietnam Airlines Inaugurates Cebu-Hanoi Flights

Vietnam Airlines launches thrice-weekly Cebu to Hanoi flights, celebrated at NUSTAR. The move aims to boost tourist exchanges between the Philippines and Vietnam. Read more.

Vietnam Tourism Soars: 21.5M Visitors in 2025

Vietnam welcomed an estimated 21.5 million international tourists in 2025, generating nearly $40 billion in revenue. Discover the country's ambitious targets for 2026.

Cebu Pivotal in National Cruise Tourism Strategy

Cebu is now central to the Philippines' cruise tourism push, aiming for 127 ship calls in 2026. Tourism Secretary Frasco highlights its role in dispersing visitors and economic recovery. Discover the plan.

Asia-Pacific Tourism Grows 8% in 2025 Recovery

International tourist arrivals in Asia-Pacific climbed 8% from January to September 2025, signaling strong recovery momentum while still trailing pre-COVID levels by 10%. Discover the latest global tourism trends.

PH Tourism Slump: Foreign Visitors Still Down 25%

Philippine tourism recovery stalls as foreign arrivals remain 25% below pre-pandemic levels. Cebu hotels face slow recovery after natural disasters. Industry calls for government action.

Cebu Tourism Operational Despite Recent Calamities

Philippines DOT confirms Cebu remains open to tourists after typhoon Tino and earthquake. Core tourism areas operational with safety measures in place. Support local recovery by visiting.

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