DOT’s Love the Philippines: A love turned briefly sour
MANILA, Philippines — It was a love that turned sour – but briefly – after controversy hit the new tourism campaign “Love the Philippines.”
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DoT kicks off UN Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy
MACTAN, Cebu — The Department of Tourism (DoT) will host the first UN Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy Tourism for Asia and the Pacific on Wednesday in Cebu.
DOT bares plan for Muslim-friendly Boracay
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism (DOT) bared its plan to make the world-famous Boracay Island “Muslim-friendly” in a bid to attract more Muslim tourists.
DOT hails proposed inclusion in Chocolate Hills board
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism (DOT) commended lawmakers’ proposal to include the agency on the Protected Area Management Board of the Chocolate Hills Natural Monument.
DOT: Sofitel closure ‘significant loss’ for tourism
MANILA, Philippines — The upcoming closure of the five-star Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila hotel would be a “significant loss for the tourism industry,” the Department of Tourism (DOT) said on Monday.
DOT exec in ‘bestie’ controversy resigns
MANILA, Philippines — A high-ranking official of the Department of Tourism (DOT) who drew flak for bragging on social media has resigned from her post.
‘Philippines should also be known for Pinoy love’
MANILA, Philippines — Aside from tourist destinations and attractions, President Marcos said the Philippines should be known for the “love” shared by Filipinos with travelers.
DOT-6 advocates for sustainable tourism, successfully opens first leg of Western Visayas Int’l Open Water Swim Circuit
SIPALAY, Philippines — Breathtaking waters, intimate interaction with nature, and a surprise cash prize captivated 146 swimmers who participated in the opening leg of the Western Visayas International Open Water Swim Circuit hosted by Sipalay City recently.
P15M allocated for pre-restoration work on Manila Post Office -- DoT
MANILA, Philippines: Department of Tourism (DoT) Secretary Christina Garcia-Frasco reaffirmed her support for the restoration of the country's historic sites, including the Manila Post Office.