The Philippines is set to see a major expansion in hotel capacity, with 45,884 rooms across 213 properties projected to open by 2032.
The government’s proposed infrastructure spending for 2027 is putting renewed attention on how public projects are planned, coordinated, and completed, particularly as the country continues to deal ...
The proposed 2027 health budget has brought renewed attention to the need for stronger health insurance coverage, particularly as government officials weigh how available resources can better support ...
A piece of Philippine heritage recently found its way into an Indian school as young learners got the opportunity to write ...
Under Proclamation No. 1427, several holidays will fall on Fridays, Mondays and weekends, giving workers and families opportunities to plan long weekends and quick getaways.
Persons with disabilities are often seen as recipients of assistance during emergencies, but they can also play an active role in responding to them. With proper training, they can learn lifesaving ...
A new nursery facility worth P1.7 million is set to give students and communities in Davao del Sur more opportunities to learn and engage in modern agriculture. The Department of Agriculture (DA) in ...
Getting enough food each day is not only about satisfying hunger. When food intake becomes inadequate, the body may also receive fewer calories, protein, vitamins, and minerals needed to support ...
The Philippine General Hospital (PGH) is getting a P1.86-billion funding boost aimed at strengthening medical services and making essential care more accessible to patients. The Department of Budget ...
The University of the Philippines’ Project Noah has received P1 billion in funding from the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to strengthen the country’s disaster forecasting and hazard ...
A new facility dedicated to improving support and services for persons with disabilities (PWDs) has opened at Sugarland Road in Barangay Milagrosa, providing Cavite with a dedicated space designed ...
The recent flooding and accumulation of garbage across parts of Metro Manila have renewed attention on the country's plans to convert residual waste into electricity, as the government moves to ...