The Marcos administration aims to highlight tourism as an economic driver that will contribute more than Php400 billion to achieve the 2023 international arrival goal.
Russian legislators seek Congress backing for direct flights to the Philippines, aiming to boost tourism and economic relations between the two countries.
President Marcos Jr. is considering granting service recognition incentives for government personnel, awaiting the fiscal year's end to assess feasibility.
Vice President Sara Duterte urged Filipinos to show continuous support to the newly-elected officials of the government to help them achieve improvement in society.
President Bongbong Marcos spreads Christmas cheer at Malacañan Palace, urging Filipinos to reflect and connect with loved ones during the festive season.
Three government agencies launched the OGPinas campaign, uniting 300 participants to champion values for transparent, accountable, and engaged governance
The Senate approved PHP1.5 billion to train teachers for the "Matatag" K to 10 curriculum, aiming to improve learner performance and produce job-ready citizens.
The Department of Foreign Affairs defends the visa-issuing mandate for foreign nationals, ensuring only legitimate tourists and investors enter the Philippines.