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Following a significant spike in Covid-19 cases, Ilocos Norte Governor Matthew Joseph Manotoc has placed Laoag under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) from November 27 until further notice. Read More
The Masungi Georeserve in Rizal has reopened to tourists for the first time since initial lockdown in March. Guests are required to book reservations through the park’s website, and groups will be limited to a maximum of eight. Read More
The province of Guimaras is slowly reopening to national tourists, with different requirements for those coming from and outside the region. All guests are reminded to follow minimum health and safety standards. Read More
Following repairs to damaged pontoons from Typhoon Ulysses, the Pasig River ferry service has resumed all operations. The ferries operate from 6AM to 6PM, Monday to Saturday. Read More
This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) will be held virtually, with all films available for digital streaming on Upstream beginning December 25. The festival’s annual parade and awards night will also be streamed online, in compliance with the relevant health and safety protocols. Read More
Multiple cities in Negros Occidental will temporarily suspend the arrival of locally stranded individuals (LSIs) and returning overseas Filipinos (ROFs) in order to prepare local quarantine facilities. A 12- to 15-day moratorium will be in place for each city. Read More
The motorcycle taxi service Angkas has been allowed to resume operations in Metro Manila. The public is reminded to follow the amended guidelines and protocols for operation. Read More / From Angkas
Coron will begin to accept local tourists on December 01, subject to the approved guidelines and protocols set by the Department of Tourism (DOT). A 50% carrying capacity limit will also be implemented on the island. Read More
Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella has announced that holding Misa de Gallo—the traditional nine-day dawn masses in the lead-up to Christmas—in the city will be subject to the decision of the IATF. Aside from social distancing considerations, curfew hours will also be taken into account. Read More
Following the opening of the NLEX Harbor Link segment, the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) has announced an adjustment in toll fees beginning November 25. Tolls will also be shifting to cashless transactions by December 01. Read More
The Bureau of Immigrations (BI) is set to implement changes in travel restrictions to foreign nationals, allowing foreign traders and investors, among others, entry to the Philippines. Read More
Siargao Island is reopening to domestic tourists nationally beginning November 23. Domestic flights to the island will resume on December 01. Read More
Ilocos Sur has now reopened to domestic tourists from Luzon as part of the expanded Ridge to Reef corridor. A maximum of 50 visitors per day will be allowed entry, and strict health and safety protocols will be in place. Read More / For Additional Updates
The Inter-Agency Task Force for Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) has allowed local government units in areas under MGCQ to allow entry to tourists aged below 15 and above 65. Local restriction changes will be subject to prior consultation with the DOT, DOH, and DILG. Read More
Following a recent spike in Covid-19 cases, National Task Force (NTF) Covid-19 Chief Carlito Galvez has recommended to place Davao City under GCQ, with certain areas under more restrictive classifications. City Mayor Sara Z. Duterte has approved the implementation until November 30. Read More / Update
In an effort to help avoid the spread of Covid-19 among parishioners, Christmas caroling activities in Manila Churches have been suspended this holiday season. Read More
The city government of Baguio is reimposing border restrictions on nearby towns following a rise in Covid-19 cases in the areas. Travelers from La Trinidad, Sablan, Tublay, and Tuba will be restricted entry until at least December 04. Read More
In an effort to strengthen its local tourism offerings, the Cebu City Tourism Commission (CCTC) is developing a coastline tour project set to launch in 2021. Outdoor and historical tours are also in development, according to Chairperson Jocelyn Pesquera. Read More
The city government of Davao has limited movement and non-essential travel, following a recent surge in Covid-19 cases in the area. Restrictions are applied to both land and air travel. Read More
The Bacolod City government has reminded residents that the use of face shields and face masks is now mandatory in all public places. All residents and visitors found in violation of the new CO will be fined and penalized. Read More
Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella has issued Executive Order 105, which heightens travel requirements for individuals traveling to the city from other provinces. Labella further clarifies that persons from within the province traveling to the city are not affected by the EO. Read More
An additional 1,043 traditional PUJs have been allowed to resume service in eight routes in Metro Manila, according to the Land Transport Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB). Read More
At least 26 cities and towns in Eastern Visayas have re-opened tourism destinations in a bid to restart local tourism in the area. The reopened sites—mainly beach resorts and open spaces—are only open to residents from the region for the time being. Read More
Over 600 parols have been lit along the streets of Iloilo City to welcome the holiday season and bring hope to residents amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The project will also serve as a fundraiser to provide gifts to the city’s front-line medical workers. Read More
