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From La Union , let's now go north, to Ilocos Region . Hey Super Folks ! Are you ready for another travel blog? For another virtual tour of the Philippines ? Honestly, I don't know how will I start this, but I guess, perfect timing, yesterday, I was watching one of Nas Daily 's vlogs on YouTube , with a title " how Spanish is the Philippines? ", well, no doubt, the question is indeed, fit for this blog post. Buckle up! We're heading to our next destination and allow me to be your tour guide. The Saint Augustine Church or Paoay Church So, welcome to Ilocandia ! This is the stunning Paoay Church , our first tourist attraction for today, we're in the municipality of Paoay , in the province of Ilocos Norte . In Southeast Asian countries like Thailand and Cambodia , there are splendid temples where history buffs can visit to see the marks of the past. On the other hand, in the Philippines , what we have are Roman Catholic churches , one of the best answers to

Travel bubble ? Did you hear the news about it? Ready to travel again? Three intriguing questions and let me answer it one by one. " Travel Bubble ", according to gmanetwork.com article, it's among the new phrases born during the COVID-19 pandemic . It's considered as the " new normal " in tourism industry. Furthermore, it's an agreement between countries, especially those with low COVID-19 cases, to open their borders to each other. This will allow people to move freely within the " travel bubble ", while keeping others perceived as high risk outside the bubble. Good Morning! Welcome To Lovely LA UNION! Also from the article, it is said there, it pretty much works like the " social bubble ", where people only interact with others that they consider safe or COVID-19 free. A " travel bubble " is also called " travel bridges " or " corridors " and is now being implemented in countries such as Singapore