Paradise Province

Solving the Philippine Education’s Greatest Problems 0
- Tourism News
- January 31, 2026
Initiatives such as CVIF’s DOST-backed science education programs and the NPO DEAR ME coxco Lab Fashion School’s free, sustainability-focused vocational training show how cross-sector collaboration can translate reform goals into lasting community impact. Deivid Rioferio, APR of CSR INSIGHTS shares this story on aligning aspirations for the greater good. By Deivid Rioferio, APR The Second
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VRIGroup Launches VRIAcademy, a Corporate Training Platform Inspired by Japanese Work Standards 0
- Tourism News
- January 29, 2026
Manila, The Philippines — VRIGroup, a technology and media company operating across Southeast Asia and Japan, today announced the launch of VRIAcademy, a corporate training platform designed to help companies and professionals develop practical, job-ready skills for today’s fast-changing workplace. VRIAcademy was created in response to a common challenge faced by many organizations: essential work
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European poultry – a stable partner for Filipino consumers and importers 0

Manila, 28 January, 2026 – As part of the information and promotion campaign co-financed by the European Union “European Poultry – From Our Farms to Your Tables” Filipino consumers and business partners have the opportunity to learn more about the distinguishing features of poultry meat from the European Union: safety, high quality, concern for animal

BesCost’s Express Print and Instant Quote System Earns Strong Approval From Local Business Owners 0

Metro Manila, Philippines — BesCost, a leading all-in-one printing company in Metro Manila, is gaining strong approval from local business owners after launching its Express Print and Instant Quote system—the first of its kind in the Philippine printing industry. Since its rollout, over 300 local business owners across retail, food, services, events, and corporate sectors

Palawan’s Wonders: Exploring the Beach, the Community, and the Tradition 0

Palawan, which is often called the “Last Frontier of the Philippines,” still draws travelers to its beautiful islands, stunning landscapes, and lively culture. The province has a great mix of nature, adventure, and tradition. From the untouched beauty of Balabac’s Onok Island to the amazing views from the top of Mt. Tapyas in Coron and

Palawan: The Last Frontier of the Philippines’ Natural Beauty and Culture 0

Palawan, which is sometimes called the “Last Frontier of the Philippines,” is a province that has a lot of natural beauty and cultural richness. Palawan continues to enchant travelers with its unique mix of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant traditions. From the pristine islands of Bacuit Bay in El Nido to the historic shipwrecks of Coron

Discover Calapan City: Where Tradition, Nature, and Progress Harmonize 0

Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro — As the first and only city on the island of Mindoro, Calapan City continues to embody the perfect harmony of culture, nature, and progress. Serving as the provincial capital and regional government center of MIMAROPA, Calapan thrives as a destination that celebrates its vibrant heritage while embracing growth and sustainability.

Solving the Philippine Education’s Greatest Problems 0

Initiatives such as CVIF’s DOST-backed science education programs and the NPO DEAR ME coxco Lab Fashion School’s free, sustainability-focused vocational training show how cross-sector collaboration can translate reform goals into lasting community impact. Deivid Rioferio, APR of CSR INSIGHTS shares this story on aligning aspirations for the greater good. By Deivid Rioferio, APR The Second