Thursday, November 17, 2016

2nd Rawr Awards Dec 2016 at the Marco Polo Hotel!

2nd Rawr Awards Dec 2016 at the Marco Polo Hotel!

​To give recognition to the best of the best in the entertainment industry from the bloggers and fans, here’s the first event   from RAWR awards presented by TAG Media and Public Relations and LionhearTV.

  Joining forces for the first time, these two companies will launch the 2nd year of RAWR awards on Dec. 15, 2016 at Marco Polo Hotel, Ortigas, Pasig.

You can vote now! Check the influencers and entertainers here who caught the attention of the fans. #TAGmedia #LionHearTV
For sponsorship, grace@tagmedia.asia

Travel Spread, Travelling the Philippines One Page at A Time



We Filipinos love to travel, one reason why were all over the world. we like to see what is there to see, not just for business or work purposes but for pleasure too. we like to explore. Good thing, technology has opened up new ways for us to travel. This generation has tapped social media, websites, apps, and live events to learn more about previously unknown local destinations, each holding great promise of dreamlike tropical landscapes and rich cultures. It’s an exciting time for travel in our own backyard. Beyond the gloss of posting photos on our feeds and sharing travel itineraries is an enthusiasm to see more of what the country has to offer - sights, food, history, and culture.

 In this spirit, the team behind Explore Philippines presents a quarterly ode to our islands. Explore Philippines Magazine welcomes a new era of print with a deeper look into developing travel trends and the inspiring people leading the way, and fresh eyes on hidden gems and forgotten communities. The high quality 160-page collectible issues are thoughtfully designed and aim to spur ideas and conversations about enhancing the way we explore, sustainability for our islands, and the future of local travel.

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

42nd Senior Transport Officials Meeting

The Philippines, through the Department of Transportation (DOTr), will host the 42nd Senior Transport Officials Meeting (42nd STOM) and the 22nd ASEAN Transport Ministers Meeting (22nd ATM).

The high-level meetings to be held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Manila from November 14 – 18, 2016 will gather transportation officials from the 10 ASEAN Member States. More than 200 transport officials and delegates will convene to discuss various transport initiatives and policies that will improve connectivity and enhance cooperation in the region.

The STOM leaders, working under the direction of the ASEAN Transport Ministers (ATM), are expected to review the implementation and establishment of transport agreements as set by the ATM. Among the projects to be discussed is the Kuala Lumpur Transport Strategic Plan (KLTSP), which is the transport vision and blueprint for 2016 – 2025. The KLTSP, an important pillar of the ASEAN Economic Integration, aims to make the ASEAN community more integrated, competitive, and resilient.

Monday, November 14, 2016

ZOOMANITY GROUP’S “DINNER IN THE DARK”!

       
“Open your eyes for the Blind”
Ever wonder what it would be like to be blind? Get a chance to open your eyes with their “dark” condition at a special dinner event called “Dinner in the Dark” by Zoomanity Group. This great cause will give you a unique experience of dining in total darkness and understand how it is to be blind.
Zoomanity Group, one of the leading companies in the park industry, will host series of “Dinner in the Dark” for the benefit of the Eye Bank Foundation of the Philippines. This exceptional event will create awareness amongst us what it is like to lose our sense of sight and appreciate it even more. Guests will have a 30 minute orientation before the dinner which will be held in different Zoomanity parks and restaurant. During the dinner, the participants’ sense of sight will be totally diminished then their other senses will take over and will be heightened. Wonderful scents and sounds, and beautiful music, will be expected as well.

Filipino Language Now Available on Microsoft Translator


Leading the efforts to support and increase the reach of communication globally and locally, Microsoft Translator announces the addition of Filipino together with five other Austronesian languages, including Malagasy, Fijian, Samoan, Tahitian and Tongan. These new languages mark the addition to over 50 languages already available in the translation tool.

Being able to improve communications that traverses a breadth of geography is important when supporting communications between peoples, business and governments and to bring people of different cultures closer together.

With Filipinos around the globe speaking the language and more nationalities coming to the Philippines wanting to learn, these additional languages on Microsoft Translator will help users communicate better across different types of platforms.

Translator, whenever and wherever

Saturday, November 12, 2016

The TravelBookPh 1st Get Together @ The Legend Villas!











I always see and admire this place called the Legend Villas, whenever i passed through Pioneer, St. in Mandaluyong. I've always wanted to go and see what's inside. A beautiful and old structured house, museum or restaurant in the middle of modern high rises building in the city. Or so I taught. I wouldn’t know that its not just a restaurant, but a hotel after i got invited by Travelbookph, and grabbed the opportunity to finally get the chance see it. And a three star hotel, to my surprise And was really glad that ive attended this event! 




   A seminar and networking session was held at one of its nice function room. We get to know know the bloggers present and the company TravelbookPh and The Legend Villas itself. There were games and raffles too. Everyone was so engaged and happy with the program prepared for us.

After these, we tour the whole hotel, its rooms, facilities, etc. They have choices for every needs and occasions for family, friends, groups, name it. for a memorable stay. Not to mention all other services and their friendly crews, you would really feel at home in here. Go ahead, experience it yourselves.



Then we were all treated to a sumptuous lunch at Lola Maria’s Restaurant, to our heart's delight. It was an experience all worth remembering and wanting to come back for more!

Thanks indeed to The Legend Villas and The TravelBookPh for this wonderful experience. 

Friday, November 11, 2016

Enduring Identity by Carlomar Arcangel Daoana


For years, Salvador Ching has been evolving his version of the vernacular self—men and women in a traditional garbs but enclosed in a flurry of expressionistic colors, at home in tradition and modernity, in the constancy of geography and in the flux of history. They are, of course, nothing but Filipinos, which, for the artist, can be evoked through distinct and recognizable patterns and motifs. That he would choose serigraphy as an important process in his art practice makes evident that these enduring symbols must be repeated, perpetuated and asserted, as veritable extensions and continuations of our heritage.