The Pampanga Chamber of Commerce urges national government to restore public trust and improve efficiency after 2025 GDP growth fell to 4.7%, citing infrastructure delays and corruption concerns.
Siquijor's local government begins collecting a P50 ecological fee from departing tourists to fund environmental protection and cultural preservation projects, with exemptions for residents and children.
The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board approves a wage increase for domestic workers in Metro Manila, benefiting over 220,000 individuals starting February 2026.
The Alliance of Concerned Consumers in Electricity and Social Services expresses strong support for amendments to the Magna Carta for Household Electricity Consumers and EPIRA, citing lower bills and enhanced protections for Filipino consumers.
Negrense businessman Alfredo Luis Sarrosa calls on Ayala Land Inc. to deliver its commitment to develop Sicogon Island in Carles, Iloilo, citing 15 years of stalled progress and broken promises to local residents.
The Palawan Group of Companies celebrates three prestigious wins at the 61st Anvil Awards, recognized for its impactful government partnerships and customer-focused communications.
Cebu-based furniture brand Finali highlights Filipino craftsmanship globally by presenting its Zulu Bench at Maison&Objet Paris 2026, the premier international trade fair for home and lifestyle design.
Pilipinas Shell, PetroGazz, Cleanfuel, Seaoil, and Caltex announce significant fuel price increases effective February 2, 2026, with diesel rising by P1.60 per liter, gasoline by P0.80, and kerosene by P1.10.
Filinvest Business Services Corporation (FBSC) secures Philippines Team and Executive of the Year awards at the Asian Management Excellence Awards 2026, recognizing its rapid operational success and leadership under SVP Perdasille Carlos-Mesina.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. inaugurated the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026 in Cebu City, emphasizing tourism as a bridge for regional cooperation and sustainable development in the Philippines.
The Bureau of Customs in Cebu confiscated 247 branded mobile phones from China, valued at P1.6 million, for violating customs laws by misdeclaring them as personal effects.
Punta Island, known as Virgin Island in Panglao, Bohol, reopens to the public with new strict marine tourism rules approved by DENR-7 and PAMB to protect fragile ecosystems.
The Supreme Court has affirmed that 94 GMA Network talents are regular employees, not contractors, ordering reinstatement and back wages after an 11-year legal fight.
Bai Hotel Cebu earns its third ASEAN MICE Venue Award as the Philippines secures 27 recognitions at the ASEAN Tourism Standards ceremony in Cebu City, highlighting the country's tourism excellence.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas identifies rising costs of rice, fish, fuel, and peso depreciation as key inflation risks for January 2026, despite some offsetting factors like lower electricity rates.
Following the 45th ASEAN Tourism Forum, Cebu's tourism leaders highlight the lasting economic benefits of MICE events, emphasizing repeat visits and a new guide to boost international confidence.
After 30 years as CEO, a family business founder announces his decision to step down, passing leadership to his eldest son while reflecting on the balance between building enterprises and meaningful lives.
Philippine banks plan to largely maintain credit standards in Q1 2026 despite improved loan demand outlook, with BSP survey showing stable business and household lending conditions.
The Bangsamoro Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agrarian Reform has distributed 400 high-value fruit seedlings to a cooperative in Tugunan to enhance farm productivity and livelihood support.
The Bureau of Customs in Mactan Subport, Cebu, intercepted 247 undeclared mobile phones from China valued at P1.68 million, citing violations of the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act.
Punta Island, known as Virgin Island in Bohol, reopens to tourists on February 2, 2026, following a two-year closure to heal coral damage. New DENR rules enforce ecotourism principles and visitor limits to protect marine life.
Clark International Airport Corporation receives Silver Anvil Award for its 2024 annual report, recognized for effective communication of its aviation hub transformation vision.
Acting Governor Oyo Uy and Mayor Edgardo Timbol led a consultative meeting in Kapalong to align infrastructure projects with the 2026 budget, emphasizing unity and transparent development.
Delegates from the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026 visited Pampanga for a post-forum cultural tour, experiencing Kapampangan cuisine, history, and traditions at Apag Marangle and Museo de Angeles.
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and Berthaphil Inc. have signed an MOU to study aviation industry opportunities in Clark, Tarlac, supporting infrastructure and regional growth.
The Government Service Insurance System offers emergency loans to active members and pensioners in Albay and Cebu City affected by Mayon Volcano's increased activity and a landfill landslide. Applications are open until February 7, 2026.
Negros Electric Power Corporation intensifies its information, education, and communication campaign with Bacolod City vendors to enhance consumer awareness on electricity rights and services.
DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon inspected the Sto. Cristo Flyover in Angeles City, Pampanga, ordering fund release to complete the 3-year-delayed project by June 2027 to ease traffic on McArthur Highway.
The Philippine National Police issues a fresh warning about cryptocurrency and online investment scams, revealing 311 cases reported in 2025. Authorities urge vigilance and verification.
The Philippines' travel and tourism sector contributed a massive US$91.8 billion to the economy in 2025, making it the top contributor in Southeast Asia, according to a new World Travel and Tourism Council report.