Tourism

BIR moves to scrap VAT on power system loss charges

DAVAO CITY (September 2)— Electricity consumers could soon see a lower amount on their power bills as the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) moves to remove the 12 percent...

DepEd toughens campus-violence sanctions, but can schools enforce them?

MANILA (September 2) — The Department of Education (DepEd) is tightening sanctions against students involved in serious bullying,...

Meet Viggo: The Philippine Eagle on the P1,000 bill

DAVAO CITY (September 2) — For many Filipinos, the Philippine Eagle is a familiar image on the P1,000...

Making every peso count for children: CBETT expands across Mindanao

DAVAO CITY (September 2) — When government officials decide how to spend public money, families want to know...

DepEd school safety drill to focus on preparedness, not fear

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (September 2) — Schools across the country will hold a nationwide safety drill on...
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Meet Viggo: The Philippine Eagle on the P1,000 bill

DAVAO CITY (September 2) — For many Filipinos, the Philippine Eagle is a familiar image on the P1,000 polymer banknote. But visitors to the Philippine...

Japan-backed ‘smart city’ project aims to improve how Davao moves

DAVAO CITY (September 1)  — A Japan-backed project is turning Davao City’s tourism and transport activity into data that could shape future decisions on...

Samal bridge races to 2028 as island braces for boom

P23-billion connector 62% done as officials prepare roads, power and wastewater systems DAVAO CITY (August 25)  — The bridge that could transform Samal Island's future...

A tiny plant, a century-long mystery: Rare liverwort resurfaces in Davao del Sur

DAVAO CITY  (August 24)  — It may be small enough to escape an ordinary hiker’s notice, but a rare liverwort found on a mountain...

Mt. Apo’s UNESCO Dream Faces Global Test

DAVAO CITY (August 18) — Mount Apo’s bid to become the Philippines’ second UNESCO Global Geopark has entered a crucial stage as international evaluators...

A rare heartbeat in the forest: Why Mount Hamiguitan’s bleeding-heart sighting matters

DAVAO CITY  (August 4)  — Deep in the forests of Mount Hamiguitan, where the thick vegetation can hide more wildlife than the human eye...
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