Pole Line Manufacturer Jocelyn Forge Taps COREnergy For Cost-Efficient Power Supply

Jocelyn Forge taps COREnergy to support cost-efficient power supply across its Bulacan-based manufacturing operations.

Debt With Dignity: How Tala Redefines Consumer Protection In The Digital Credit Journey

Tala’s approach to digital credit highlights how consumer protection can be built around dignity, clarity, and responsible access.

MGEN Units Secure ISO Certifications Across Renewable And Thermal Assets

MGEN’s ISO certifications reflect its commitment to quality, environmental responsibility, and safer operations across its energy portfolio.

Chef Tatung Opens His Most Personal Restaurant Yet

Chef Tatung’s newest restaurant brings comfort, memory, and warmth together in a dining experience that feels deeply personal.

Cagayan De Oro Poised To Become Philippine Whitewater Rafting Capital

Cagayan de Oro poised to be the Whitewater Rafting Capital of the Philippines. A river adventure awaits.

Cagayan De Oro Poised To Become Philippine Whitewater Rafting Capital

2715
2715

How do you feel about this story?

Like
Love
Haha
Wow
Sad
Angry

The House of Representatives has approved on third reading a bill declaring this city as the “Whitewater Rafting Capital of the Philippines.”

Misamis Oriental 2nd District Representative Yevgeny Vincente Emano, the primary author of House Bill 11108, said Wednesday that the measure aims to boost economic growth by promoting tourism and generating local jobs and businesses.

“The city is closely intertwined with the progress and development of the whole province of Misamis Oriental,” Emano said in an interview.

The proposed legislation seeks to integrate Cagayan de Oro into the Department of Tourism’s (DOT) national and regional promotion programs to attract more adventure-seekers to the city.

According to DOT-10 (Northern Mindanao) Director Marie Elaine Unchuan, Cagayan de Oro’s whitewater rafting activities draw an average of 20,000 tourists annually.

DOT-10 data showed that in 2023, the city welcomed 775,024 tourists, a 12.72 percent increase from the previous year. (PNA)