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AS summer approaches and travel restrictions ease in the country and around the world, many are eager to hit the road and explore new destinations. The desire to break free from the confines of the past year is fueling a surge in bookings for flights and accommodations, leading to a hoped-for tourism rebound. However, while travelers ferry out to faraway beaches and exotic islands, Watsons, one of the largest health and beauty retailers in the Philippines, reminds vacationers to take care of their skin, which can be easily damaged by the sun and other environmental factors.
THE Lunar New Year, the annual celebration of the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar, officially begins this week. It marks the end of the Year of the Water Tiger and ushers in the Year of the Water Rabbit, the fourth animal in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac.
THE number of diabetic patients in the Asia Pacific, the Middle East and African regions is projected to rise from 393 million in 2021 to 603 million by 2045. Of these, more than half are reported to develop peripheral neuropathy in their lifetimes.
While girls and young women believe meaningful participation in politics is important, they continue to face various barriers to their political participation, including being afraid to speak out about their views and thinking that politicians would not listen to them.
Pau Javier leans forward, her hands delicately tracing the sinuous curves of the clay, ever so mindful of the rhythmic whirring of the potter’s wheel. Slowly, the mold takes shape—the mud finds a new lease of life.
THE rain came as a surprise but signaled a welcome break after the dust and heat of summer in March. Our small group gathered inside a small restaurant somewhere in Quezon City, awaiting a provincial bus to take us to Pampanga. Then it arrived, big and beckoning us to come aboard.
The stress, fear and grief brought by the coronavirus pandemic continue to weigh heavily on young people, creating far-ranging consequences on both their physical and mental well-being.
THE Draybers lead vocalist and The Voice of the Philippines first-season winner Michael “Mitoy” Yonting looked to his past and onto the future in an ongoing talent search.
THESE days, Gary Valenciano utters many prayers. He does so unselfishly, at a difficult time when many seek hope and healing through faith.
In the Philippines, where 2.7 million tons of plastic waste are generated each year, Garnier is investing in new ways to package their products.
The world’s biggest book sale returns to the Philippines this Wednesday, albeit virtually.
IN revealing plans to welcome back travelers to its stays, travel company Airbnb rolls out a number of updates that acknowledge the challenges the travel industry continues to face in the Covid-19 era. These updates include flexible ways to plan trips and search for accommodations.
It is a big year for television. With no end to the pandemic in sight, audiences are turning to more familiar forms of entertainment as a way to cope with the monotony of life indoors and the worrying realities outside of it.
IN his three-decade television career which spans from a three-year stint in Boyoyong (1990) to being a mainstay host in the long-running and top rating noontime variety show Eat Bulaga!, Jose Manalo has never considered himself as a “stand-out.”
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