Every month of October I always make it a Point to go home in Bacolod City for the annual celebration of the MassKara Festival.
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A few weeks ago, I traveled from Bacolod City to the Island Paradise of Boracay for a 3d2n vacation escapade. For three days, I stayed at one of the preferred accommodations in the island: Microtel Hotel Boracay.
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Just recently, I was at the bloggers event hosted by Air Asia Zest to update the travelers of whats the latest from the World’s Best Low Cost Carrier. It was a fun night meeting familiar faces.
It was my first event since I went back from my month-long travel to Bacolod City.
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Virtual and physical worlds will collide as wireless leader Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) brings augmented reality technology to the Smart Bro Live and Loud concert, the telco’s first-ever interactive music event that will put audiences in control of their entertainment choices.
Using only their smartphones and tablets, Filipinos who want to experience augmented reality (AR) technology can simply point their devices at any Smart Bro Live and Loud concert poster scattered across Metro Manila and published in major newspapers to experience this unique innovation firsthand.
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Travelling and discovering new places is all the rage, especially among the young professionals; there are so many places to see, but gone are the days where traveling was only for the ultra-rich. In this generation, wanderers would climb mountains—literally, for some—to satisfy their thirst for adventure and new experiences. The trend in travelling now is backpacking, an independent way of touring while keeping everything low-cost and flexible.
The author at Aliwagwag Falls, Cateel Davao Oriental
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