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Philippine Airlines to offer five weekly flights on its Manila-Seattle route
Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced an increase in flights between Manila and Seattle later this year. The Philippine flag-carrier will increase the frequency to five weekly flights from the current thrice-weekly service from 25th November. Coming just one year after the Manila-Seattle route was launched in October of last year, this expansion reflects the growing appeal of the airline’s non-stop route to Seattle. Currently, this route is the only direct airline link between the Philippines and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Airline president Richard Nuttall said: “Our decision to increase frequencies to Seattle highlights the importance of the US market to the Philippine Airlines global network, and in particular the great value of Seattle as a gateway, not just to the Washington and Oregon areas, but to cities across the United States that we can now serve through our ongoing partnership with Alaska Airlines.” Nuttall added that PAL is focused on developing the market as a way of helping Americans plan their vacation trips to the Philippines and other Asian countries, opening up more opportunities for businesses to build up commercial activities, and enabling Filipino-Americans to have more frequent reunions with their families back home. A new schedule PAL will introduce new Tuesday and Thursday departures from Manila and Seattle from 25th November, for flights operating every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Thanks to the increased number of flights, travellers gain greater flexibility to structure their travel plans, with more dates to choose from. These flights offer seamless and convenient connections to PAL’s extensive network across the Philippines, Southeast Asia, North Asia, and Greater China, as well as to numerous US destinations via Alaska Airlines, PAL’s service partner. PAL and Alaska Airlines currently have a frequent flyer partnership that expands travel opportunities for loyal customers. The Alaska Airlines hub at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is recognized as the largest airline hub on the entire U.S. West Coast. Ongoing development The planned expansion aims to meet growing travel demand to and from the US West Coast and beyond, as part of a long-term investment by PAL to develop business and tourist travel flows between the United States and the Philippines. With Seattle, PAL now serves eight destinations in North America, offering nonstop flights to New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, Honolulu, and Guam. Also, this increase in flights significantly boosts the airline’s cargo capacity of up to 40 tonnes per week between Manila and Seattle.
Belmont Hotel Manila promotes sustainable culture through “Paghabi at Kape”
Belmont Hotel Manila recently launched a cultural initiative titled Paghabi at Kape which highlights Filipino artistry, tradition, and sustainability. Launched at the hotel’s Cafe Belmont, the initiative is a partnership with Jeannie Laccay of Aruga Handwoven and SGD Coffee. Belmont’s cluster general manager Sonny Alvaro said of the event: “This is more than a cultural activity. Paghabi at Kape is our way of honoring traditions while weaving together sustainability, identity, and community.” Hotel director of operations Mayann Malapote declared: “We’re celebrating more than just beautiful woven pieces. We’re celebrating culture, collaboration, and meaningful conversations over two things that bring people together: fabric and coffee. At Belmont Hotel Manila, we believe in giving space to stories that matter and this event is one of those moments.” Likewise, Aruga Handwoven’s Laccay shared: “The work we do is more than a livelihood: it’s a responsibility. Our weaves carry the spirit of our ancestors. Every thread is a story, and every design is an echo of the past.” Philippine speciality coffee advocate Rich Watanabe added: “We’re proud to share our traditions here. Our dances, crafts, and coffee tell the story of who we are. Through Paghabi at Kape, we get to keep that story alive and pass it on.” A special exhibition of Aruga Handwoven textiles will be on display and available for purchase at Belmont Hotel Manila until 30th July, with all proceeds going towards the weavers of Nueva Vizcaya whilst preserving their cultural heritage. Not just another exhibition More than just a cultural showcase, Paghabi at Kape reflects Belmont Hotel Manila’s commitment to sustainable hospitality, cultural preservation, and community empowerment. The event also cast the spotlight on the slow fashion movement which encourages mindful consumption and appreciation for Filipino indigenous crafts. The primary focus of the event was the indigenous Isinay weaving of the women of Nueva Vizcaya who are being supported by Aruga Handwoven. These textiles reflect the rich heritage of the Bugkalot hunters, showcasing traditional patterns and stories passed down through generations. To further elevate the cultural experience, dancers from Mountain Province performed traditional tribal dances, offering guests a dynamic and soulful glimpse into Cordilleran heritage. Guests also enjoyed freshly brewed SGD Coffee from Sagada, which is known for its high-altitude Arabica beans cultivated through sustainable and ethical farming practices. SGD’s advocacy for local farmers perfectly aligned with the event’s mission of inclusive growth.
Philippine Airlines begins Manila – Da Nang service
Philippine flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) officially commenced its thrice-weekly direct services between Manila and Da Nang, Vietnam yesterday, 1st July. Flight PR 585 Manila-Da Nang is scheduled every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 11:10 am, arriving in Da Nang at 12:45 pm. The Da Nang-Manila flight PR 586 flies every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1:35 p.m., arriving at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 5:10 p.m. The airline plans to add more flights to the schedule by November of this year. Bridging nations through flight According to Vietnamese ambassador to the Philippines Lai Thai Binh: “This flight is more than a connection between two cities. It’s a bridge between our people, cultures, and shared dreams.” Lai added that the timing of the launch was significant as the strategic partnership between the Philippines and Vietnam marks its tenth anniversary this year, and 2026 will see the 50th anniversary of Philippines-Vietnam diplomatic relations. Tourism undersecretary Shahlimar Hofer Tamano represented the Department of Tourism at the send-off ceremony, and pointed out how the direct connection corresponds to the growing demand for accessible and enriching tourism experience as Vietnam continues to rise as one of the most visited destinations by Filipino travelers, and the Philippines also welcomes more visitors from Vietnam. Three routes to Vietnam For his part, PAL president Richard Nuttall declared: “We now fly three routes into Vietnam. That speaks of the solid bond of friendship that unites the Filipino and Vietnamese people.” Currently, PAL offers 24 weekly nonstop flights to Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hanoi, including three weekly flights that connect Cebu to Ho Chi Minh City. For the Da Nang flights, PAL flies Airbus A321 airliners that can accommodate 199 passengers.
New NAIA Infra Corporation notes rising number of international flights at Manila’s main air hub
The New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) reported a steady increase in new international flights at the Philippines' primary air hub as of today, 1st July. The NNIC report also noted a growing number of carriers offering services via Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). This came shortly after national flag-carrier Philippine Airlines launched direct services to Da Nang. Prior to this, leading low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific was the first to launch the nonstop flight to the Vietnamese city in December 2023. Quick wins In a media statement, NNIC president Ramon Ang declared: “We are scoring quick wins where we can by improving systems, facilities, and passenger flow. The results: we are now able to accommodate more flights and reduce congestion at the terminals.” International carriers such as Air France, Air Canada, and Vietjet Airlines began operating new routes via the country's main gateway. So far, the recently-launched direct services at NAIA include flights to Seattle (USA), Brisbane (Australia), Paris (France), Sapporo (Japan), and Vancouver (Canada). Cebu Pacific has also begun offering direct flights to Chiang Mai, Thailand, providing more options amid rising demand. NNIC officials advised that travellers could expect more international flights via NAIA throughout the remaining months of the year, with Air India launching direct services to New Delhi in October and United Airlines adding a second daily service to San Francisco. They added that these developments show how ongoing efforts to modernize and streamline operations are helping NAIA support this growth. A number of abandoned aircraft have likewise been removed from the airside, freeing up parking space and improving aircraft turnaround and ground movement. NNIC is also in the process of upgrading check-in and baggage handling equipment to speed up the process.
Qatar Airways and Philippine Airlines Commence Daily Flights from Manila to Doha
Qatar Airways and Philippine Airlines celebrate the new daily service between Manila and Doha with a ribbon cutting ceremony at Hamad International Airport (DOH). Commemorating the occasion were Philippine Airlines’ President, Richard Nutall; and Philippine Airlines’ Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Atty. Carlos Luis Fernandez, alongside executive delegates from Qatar Airways Group. Qatar Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Thierry Antinori, said: “Qatar Airways is proud to celebrate the start of codeshare flights with Philippine Airlines. This daily service marks the beginning of a strong partnership between our two airlines, paving the way for even closer ties between the Philippines and Qatar for the benefit of both business and leisure travel.” He continued: “We welcome Philippine Airlines to our unrivalled portfolio of airline partnerships which encompasses some of the best airlines in the world. By working closely with Philippine Airlines, we will offer our customers from around the world a seamless travel experience and greater choice for connections to and from the Philippines, through the best hub in the Middle East: Hamad International Airport in Doha.” Philippine Airlines President, Mr. Richard Nuttall, said: "Our strategic partnership with Qatar Airways puts our valued guests in the forefront and enables us to draw from our respective strengths. Together, we can focus clearly on further developing the Philippines-Qatar air travel market while ensuring seamless connections across our respective networks.” “I express my deepest thanks to all the government officials, airport authorities, service partners and other stakeholders whose support is vital for the success of our partnership services. We are truly grateful to be your allies in this worthy endeavor," he added. The daily nonstop flights will be operated on Philippine Airlines’ long-range Airbus A330-300 aircraft in a dual-class configuration, featuring 18 flat-bed seats in an exclusive Business Class cabin and 341 seats in the main Economy Class cabin. Daily flights schedule Manila (MNL) to Doha (DOH) – Flight QR4946/PR684: Departure 18:50, Arrival 23:40 Doha (DOH) to Manila (MNL) – Flight QR4947/PR685: Departure 01:30, Arrival 16:15 Travellers from key markets such as the Brazil, Spain, United Kingdom and United States can enjoy greater choice and enhanced connectivity with Qatar Airways, the ‘Best Airport in the Middle East’ as voted by Skytrax in 2025, when planning their trips to the Philippines. Qatar Airways currently serves four key cities in the Philippines – the capital city of Manila, Cebu, Clark and Davao - providing passengers with convenient entry points to some the county’s most dynamic and culturally rich destinations.
Artists Manny Cabrera and Japeth Aguilar in the spotlight at Belmont Hotel Manila
Belmont Hotel Manila has officially opened its sixth Hiraya Art Exhibit on Wednesday, 11th June. This particular exhibition features the work of artists Manny Cabrera and Japeth Aguilar. Titled Layers of Expression, the exhibition invites guests and art enthusiasts to experience a diverse range of stories told through color, texture, and imagination. Belmont Hotel Manila’s director of operations Mayann Malapote said of the exhibition: "Hiraya continues to be a space where we celebrate Filipino creativity, and we hope this exhibit leaves guests inspired." Cluster general manager Sonny Alvaro added, "This is what Hiraya is about-giving artists a platform to tell their stories. It's always exciting to see how each exhibit unfolds." The exhibition is located in the hotel’s lobby and will be open to the public until 31st August 2025. Of dreams and aspirations The term hiraya is a Filipino word that refers to dreams and aspirations taking form. In this context, it aligns with Belmont Hotel Manila's way of supporting and showcasing homegrown talent by giving them a platform on which to present the products of their imaginations. Likewise it also serves as a means of telling compelling stories through the visual arts. Meet the artists Manny Cabrera, a contemporary artist from Pampanga, is known for his striking use of color and bold visual style. Cabrera’s work often draws from animation and surrealism, creating pieces that are both playful and thought-provoking. Joining him for this exhibition is Japeth Aguilar who shows a side of himself that is different from his public persona as a professional athlete. Through Layers of Expression, Aguilar steps into the art world with deeply personal works that reveal a more introspective side that takes his skills and creativity well away from the hard court.
Air India to operate direct flights between Delhi and Manila from 01 October
Air India has announced the launch of non-stop flights between Delhi and Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, starting 01 October 2025. With the launch of this new route, Air India becomes the only carrier to operate non-stop flights between India and the Philippines, offering seamless connectivity through its Delhi hub and boosting tourism, trade, and cultural exchanges between the two countries. Air India’s service to Manila will operate five days a week – on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays – using the airline’s Airbus A321neo aircraft, featuring a three-class cabin configuration that offers the choice of Business Class, Premium Economy Class, and Economy Class to travellers. The Philippines recently introduced visa-free entry for Indian tourists for up to 14 days, significantly enhancing accessibility for Indians eager to visit the white-sand beaches of Boracay, the stunning landscapes of Palawan, the historical landmarks in Cebu, and more. Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India, said: “The introduction of our Delhi-Manila route is a yet another step in our mission to connect India with more of the world, non-stop. As outbound travel from India grows at an unprecedented pace, with Indian tourists ranking among the highest spenders globally, the new entry rules for Indian tourists are a shot in the arm to boost tourism to the Philippines. We are happy to facilitate new opportunities for cultural exchange and economic collaboration between the two nations, while bringing the new Air India to more travellers around the world.” With its 7,000+ islands and a dynamic blend of cultural and modern attractions, the Philippines holds great tourism potential for Indian travellers. Air India’s new route also supports the growing bilateral trade between India and the Philippines, which reached USD 3.53 billion in 2023-24, nearly doubling from USD 1.89 billion in 2015-16, according to the Embassy of India in Manila. Air India’s flight schedule to Manila ensures not only non-stop connectivity from India, but also seamless, one-stop connectivity from Europe via Delhi. SCHEDULE OF FLIGHTS BETWEEN DELHI AND MANILA (Effective 01 October 2025) Flight # Sector Departure Arrival Days of Operations AI2362 Delhi-Manila 1320 Hrs 2240 Hrs Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday AI2361 Manila-Delhi 2340 Hrs 0350 Hrs+1 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday All times are indicated in local time zones. +1indicates next day arrival. Bookings for Air India’s flights between Delhi and Manila are now open on all channels, including Air India’s website, mobile app, airport ticketing offices, contact centres, and through all travel agents.
Okada Manila presents its 2024 ESG report
Philippine integrated resort Okada Manila released its 2024 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report last 26th May. The comprehensive report presents the resort’s year-round efforts to protect the environment, support Filipino communities, and uphold responsible business practices through its flagship Okada Green Heart programme. Likewise, it shows how Okada Manila goes beyond hospitality to make a vital difference through its ESG initiatives. These efforts are part of the resort’s mission to help shape a more sustainable and inclusive future for the Philippines. The key points of the Okada Green Heart programme Okada Green Heart is the resort’s long-term sustainability commitment anchored on six main pillars. Each pillar supports measurable programs that reflect Okada Manila’s values of excellence, community care, and environmental stewardship. Under Waste Management, the resort has recycled more than 1.37 million plastic bottles by shifting to Nordaq's in-house water bottling system, using reusable glass containers, and has diverted over 14,000 kilograms of plastic packaging waste in partnership with PETValue Philippines. Through programs like Soap for Hope and Linen for Life, the resort helped provide 200 livelihood opportunities for marginalized communities using repurposed hotel waste. The Food Rescue Project also provided over 10,000 surplus meals to those in need; With regard to Energy Efficiency, the resort became the first in Entertainment City to offer electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, while reducing its own energy consumption by switching to 100% LED lighting and installing smart, energy-saving systems across guest rooms and back-of-house areas; As for Water Conservation, Okada Manila achieved zero wastewater discharge into Manila Bay; At the same time, Okada Manila continues to invest in Filipino talent through its Talent and Community pillar, welcoming over 400 student interns and offering regular health and wellness programs for its employees, including cervical cancer screenings, mental health support, and blood donation drives. The resort also brought vital healthcare to remote areas, serving 648 residents of Talim Island in a joint medical and dental mission with the Philippine Coast Guard; On the Safety, Security and Welfare front, Okada Manila’s fire brigade was once again named Overall Champion at the 2024 11-in-1 National Fire Brigade Competition, proving its top-tier emergency preparedness and training; and The resort also strengthened its Responsible Gaming efforts by sponsoring the country’s first International Conference on Responsible Gambling and Gaming Addiction. Giving back with sincerity The Okada Foundation, Inc (OFI) continued to lead meaningful outreach programs nationwide. In 2024 alone, OFI donated PHP 60 million to the Philippine Red Cross to help build a new headquarters in Cavite, and provided PHP 3 million to the Museo ni Miguel Malvar in Batangas to preserve Philippine history. Through its Food Share Program, OFI supported communities in Laguna, Quezon, and Parañaque, helping over 240 families grow their own food and improve their nutrition and income. The foundation also received the Philippine Red Cross’ Most Outstanding Humanitarian Award for its role in the country’s pandemic recovery—having provided over PHP 250 million in health-related donations since 2020. Given these initiatives, Okada Manila has consistently aligned its sustainability efforts with the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. For this year, the resort’s management is In 2025, focused on sustaining the momentum and progress the resort achieved in 2024. This means strengthening its long-standing commitment to environmental responsibility and community impact by enhancing recycling and food waste reduction efforts, advancing water conservation, and expanding access to wellness programs and livelihood opportunities for team members and surrounding communities.
Okada Manila observes World Hunger Day by donating 20,000 meals
Integrated resort Okada Manila showed its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility through the donation of 20,000 meals to underserved communities across Metro Manila to commemorate World Hunger Day on 28th May. This initiative is part of a broader collaboration with Scholars of Sustenance (SOS) Philippines which aims to bring about Zero Hunger and Zero Food Waste by 2030. Since the partnership began in May of last year, Okada Manila has become the first integrated resort in the country to engage in large-scale food rescue as it recovers safe surplus food from its Medley Buffet and banquet operations to give to families in need. The effort has generated significant impact over the past year: Meals served to communities: 20,000 Food rescued and donated: 5,000 kg Communities served: 12 across Metro Manila Carbon emissions reduced: 12,000 kg Okada Manila’s current beneficiaries include Project Pearls Tondo, Hospicio de San Jose, Rivaras Community Pantry, Betterworld Tondo, CM Most Holy Trinity, Barangay Sto. Niño in Parañaque City, BJMP San Mateo Rizal (Male and Female Dorms), Pangarap Foundation, Phase 7 South Fairway (San Pedro, Laguna), Project Marikeños, and WeCarePH in Marikina. No wastage means no one goes hungry According to resort culinary director Josef Teuschler: “Food should never go to waste, especially when hunger is among the world’s pressing problems. Through this programme, we’ve integrated surplus food donation into our daily operations, reducing waste while supporting communities that need it most. It’s a practical, high-impact way to live out our ESG values.” The initiative is also part of the Waste Management pillar of the Okada Green Heart program, which drives environmentally responsible practices across the resort’s operations. In doing so, it contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG 2: Zero Hunger and SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production. Okada Manila also supported the SOS Zero Summit 2025, serving as a resource speaker for Surplus Food as a Force for Social and Environmental Good. SOS Philippines general manager Rachel Luna said: “Okada Manila’s strong commitment has helped us reach more communities and expand our food rescue impact. It’s a meaningful partnership built on shared values.” Through consistent action and collaboration, Okada Manila is working to ensure that good food finds its way to those who need it most, one meal at a time.
Top tips for a smashing summer vacation to Manila, Boracay, and Cebu for ‘Gen Z’
Cool off in style at Savoy Hotel Manila’s indoor pool Whether you like vibe of the city, crave an island getaway, or discover hidden cultural gems, this guide has all the inspiration you need. MANILA: For the city-loving foodie & lowkey staycay queen Eat your way on a Binondo Food Crawl If you have a soft spot for food and culture, Binondo is the ultimate playground. As the world’s oldest Chinatown, it is bursting with stories, centuries-old churches, and a culinary scene that hits all the right notes. Insider Tip: Just 15 minutes from Hotel Lucky Chinatown lies the historic Calle Escolta. Don't miss the chance to visit the Calvo Museum, where you can explore a wide collection of vintage memorabilia and antiques and admission is absolutely free. Staycation Goals in the Newport Area Sometimes, the best kind of vacation is the one where you do not need to pack your passport. Head over to Newport City for a stress-free staycation filled with everything you love—airport proximity, shopping, event spaces, and cafés just around the corner. Insider Tip: Craving street food? Take the back entrance of Savoy Hotel Manila and head straight to 10th Street, where you’ll find a variety of unique and mouthwatering local street eats—perfect for a quick bite or a late-night foodie adventure in the heart of Manila. BORACAY: For the sun chasers & tropical dreamers Take a Snap of the Different Beaches in Boracay While White Beach is iconic, there is a whole other side to Boracay waiting to be explored. From the serene shores of Puka Beach to the postcard-perfect landscapes of Boracay Newcoast, this island is not just about parties and sunsets, it is also your gateway to hidden gems and tranquil spots where you can slow down and bask in tropical bliss. Insider Tip: For a panoramic view of Boracay, make your way to Mount Luho, the island’s highest peak. The view is especially magical during sunrise and sunset, when the sky lights up in breathtaking colors. Mactan Newtown Beach from above = coastal perfection Try Exhilarating Water Activities If your idea of fun includes a little thrill, then Boracay’s lineup of water activities is your summer dream come true. Hop on a banana boat, go parasailing for sky-high views, or take an ATV ride along scenic trails. It is the kind of high-energy adventure that will have you grinning through your goggles and filling your phone with GoPro-worthy content. Insider Tip: Just a short boat ride from the main island, Ariel’s Point is the ultimate adventure hotspot. Spend the day cliff diving from various heights, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, or playing beach volleyball. It is the perfect escape for thrill-seekers. CEBU: For the adventurers & island hoppers Explore Cebu’s Historical Gems Beyond the beaches and bites, Cebu is home to some of the country’s most iconic heritage sites and Mactan is your gateway to the landmarks that echo the stories of the Spanish colonial era. Step into the past with a visit to Magellan’s Cross, wander the walls of Fort San Pedro, and take in the spiritual beauty of Basilica del Santo Niño. Insider Tip: Jump on a boat and head to Olango Island, which is a must-visit for nature lovers and birdwatchers. Recognized as one of the world’s seven most important flyways for migratory birds, the island serves as a seasonal haven for species traveling from Siberia, Northern China, and Japan. With 97 bird species recorded, Olango offers a truly unique wildlife experience. Beyond birdwatching, the island is also home to three incredible dive sites, where you can explore a rich and diverse marine ecosystem beneath the waves. Spend the summer with your barkada in Boracay Newcoast Taste Authentic Cebuano Food One word: lechon. But it does not stop there. Cebu’s food scene is all about bold flavors, from juicy grilled seafood to sutukil—a mix of sugba (grill), tula (soup), and kinilaw (ceviche). Every meal is a feast, and every bite tells a story. Go ahead, live your foodie fantasy and eat like a true local. Insider Tip: Long before The Mactan Newtown became the vibrant township, several towering trees had already taken root in the area. Some of them still stand tall by the beach, bearing silent witness to years of change and growth. These trees offer a cooling shade along beachfronts. Get Wet & Wild with Water Adventures Cebu is a certified playground for water babies. From snorkeling and diving with vibrant marine life to jet skiing across the waves, every moment in the water is a chance to make a memory. Mactan Island is where it all begins. Insider Tip: Beyond the vibrant Sinulog Festival in January, Cebu also celebrates the sweet and sunny Mango Festival every May. A tribute to one of the province’s most iconic and delicious fruits. This lively event showcases Cebu’s rich agricultural heritage while honoring one of Cebu’s greatest products.
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