The Department of Tourism announced its third leg of the tourism job fair next month, offering more than 16,000 opportunities to job seekers.

The regional police office in Central Visayas happily announced that the recent holy week was organized peacefully, recording no crime from Lenten celebrations.

The local government in Camotes Island eyed the launch of four modern bus units to its experimental routes that would be used to boost its local tourism.

The National Economic and Development Authority disclosed to develop programs to protect the purchasing power of Filipinos following the recent decrease in the inflation rate.

Zamboanga City Mayor John Dalipe encouraged residents to rightfully use their freedom in commemoration of the efforts done by the Filipino war heroes.

The Bacolod City Health Office aims to immunize over 108,000 children to prevent an increase in measles and polio cases.

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 welcomed tourists with its new Filipino-themed interiors, showing the overall experience of tourists in the country.

India recorded an increase in its tiger population in 2022 which showed an improvement in the preservation of wildlife species.

A barangay in Davao has recently opened a park featuring religious exhibits to attract the younger generation to faith tourism.

After celebrating the holy week, the Bureau of Immigration recorded more than 45,000 individuals arrived on Easter Sunday.

President Marcos Jr. vowed to give pension hikes to Filipino war veterans, answering their call for support from the government.

The Philippine government eyed strengthening its partnership with Morocco, particularly in economic relations due to linkages with the African markets.

A Filipino Catholic priest highlighted the presence of different traditions the Pinoys have shown as they celebrate the Lenten season after the pandemic surge.

President Bongbong Marcos has emphasized the essence of renewal and recovery for Filipino Catholics as they recently celebrated Easter day.