The local food tourism scene hopes to get back on its feet following the Department of Tourism’s (DOT) latest leg of KAIN NA! Food and Travel Festival in Angeles City, Pampanga from June 11 to 13.
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The local food tourism scene hopes to get back on its feet following the Department of Tourism’s (DOT) latest leg of KAIN NA! Food and Travel Festival in Angeles City, Pampanga from June 11 to 13.

Like many industries, the Philippine diving community was hit pretty hard by the global coronavirus pandemic and the resulting travel restrictions. After a year on the shelf, however, it’s good to know that the Philippines is on the way to fully reopening its biodiverse spots to tourists, with some of the country’s most breathtaking dive sites now back in business.

The challenges of the global COVID-19 pandemic could not stop diving enthusiasts and industry experts from coming together in the first-ever all-digital Philippine International Dive Expo (PHIDEX) organized by the Department of Tourism (DOT), from March 19 to 21 via virtual conferencing.