Breaking news! The iconic slogan 'It’s More Fun in the Philippines' has been replaced by 'Love the Philippines!'
In fact, the Department of Tourism introduced this new campaign over two years ago. What do you think about it? Personally, I still prefer the old slogan, it sounds better, hits you emotionally, and feels more personal. Now the question is, do you love the Philippines? Are you in love with it, or just loving it?
As for me, I honestly love my country, its beautiful islands and its warm, kind-hearted people, especially the Visayans.
Riding a ferry to Camiguin
But I can’t ignore the dark side: the widespread corruption, conscience-less politicians, and failed flood control projects. That part, I truly hate. That’s why I encourage fellow taxpayers and the younger generation, the young blood, to keep speaking up about what’s wrong in the system, and to stand up for what we know is right. I hope it's never too late.
Our first dinner here in Camiguin.
Good morning from Lanzones Cabana!
We came here to relax and leave all our worries behind.
From a refreshing swim to a hearty lunch.
Getting to know more about this natural attraction.
This soda water pool is super interesting and great for your health — might as well take a dip while you’re here!
This seaside cafe has a vintage, rustic vibe with beautiful driftwood accents.
Heading by boat to the highlight of our stay in Camiguin.
Among the best places I've traveled to, it's stunningly natural and gorgeous.
Welcome to White Island, Camiguin!
Katibawasan Falls is truly breathtaking — a flawless, straight-line waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.
In Camiguin, beauty never ends — Mantigue Island welcomes you with its powdery white sands and serene vibe.
Back to Cagayan de Oro — time for some thrilling whitewater rafting!
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