NAIA Terminal 3 Guide 2026: Airlines, Food, Transfers
Thirty-three airlines. One terminal. And a long list of people at the curb asking where Bay 12 is. NAIA Terminal 3 is one of Manila’s three working terminals, the home of Cebu Pacific, and since…
Philippines in December: Weather, Festivals, Where to Go
On Saturday 20 December 2025, Manila’s main airport handled 171,306 passengers in a single day, according to its operator, New NAIA Infra Corp. That one number explains December here better than any weather chart. Half…
Circles – The Secrets of the Stones: 5 Real Places to Visit
A Cambridge professor vanishes in 1843. Generations later, three teenagers find his coded notebook and a glowing crystal deep in England’s New Forest. Then the trail leads them to ancient stone circles. That is the…
Belgrade Winter Travel for Filipinos: Costs and Kopaonik
Christmas comes twice in Belgrade. The Western calendar has it on 25 December, the Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates on 7 January, and the Serbian New Year gets its own fireworks on the night of 13…
Philippine Holidays 2027: Long Weekends and Leave Plan
Photo: Kach Medina-Umandap / Two Monkeys Nine leave days. That is all it takes to turn 2027 into 28 days off, spread across three proper breaks: Holy Week, Undas and the Christmas to New Year…
Whitsundays Tour: A Long Weekend For Filipinos In Australia
By Amanda Clark, Contributor Photo: Damien Dempsey / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0), cropped Most Filipinos in Australia save their annual leave for one trip, usually in December. Three weeks home, a long list of…
Discover Your Travel DNA – Travel Dudes
Have you ever wondered what type of traveler you are? Swipe and find out or click here. And grab for your next trip a free eSIM card here: If you don’t know where to use…
Last-Minute Undas Trips 2026: Where You Can Still Go
A Manila to Caticlan seat on Friday 30 October was going for PHP 3,704 when we checked fares on 18 October. The same route on Sunday 1 November? PHP 2,238. Same route, same island, 40…
Things to Do in Panama Beyond the Canal
The Canal deserves your time. It’s also where most Panama itineraries end, and that leaves out most of the country. Panama packs two oceans, rainforest, cloud forest, a volcanic crater town, and a modern capital…
The Climb That Changes Your Sense of Scale: Climbing Mount Kinabalu
Partway through the final push toward Low’s Peak, our group moved in near silence, one slow step at a time on steep granite. Then the guide stopped and pointed at a break in the horizon:…