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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

 

Two great discoveries in Boracay 


I WAS able to squeeze in some time to fly to Boracay a few weeks before the exodus of the metro crowd to this tropical paradise. By this time, I’m sure that there are more than a million footprints on the powdery shores and in a few days, multitudes will troop to what is touted as the Filipinos’ favorite Holy Week destination of all time.

One of the reasons why this island remains to be the preferred place for an unforgettable summer is the fact that it always offers something new to the vacationistas. 

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The level of sincerity is at an all-time high when you’re at Discovery Shores. I felt it by way of simple greetings of “magandang umaga po” from the lady who sweeps the leftover sand particles from the coffee shop’s pavement.

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Microtel is one of the newest resort-hotels on the island. Its charm lies in the fact that it is far away from the center of activities where loud music, busy peddlers and all-night weekend fun-seekers converge.

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TRAVELING with the Lufthansa Private Jet is becoming even more comfortable. Starting this month, customers using this exclusive service can now book a limousine transfer at no extra cost.

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NO one can beat The Peninsula Manila when it comes to throwing parties. The Lobby of The Pen had just been renovated and “le toute Manille”—at least those who didn’t make it to the fabulous 30th anniversary party..

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CALIFORNIA DREAMING
By Carmen C. Hernandez

SAN FRANCISCO, California: Have you been to the “Mission” lately? To most San Franciscans, the Mission is that long stretch of road that starts as a fringe of the financial district in downtown San Francisco and moves on to end in Daly City several miles away.

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

IT all began with a simple enough argument about being late. Soon, however, after a sharp exchange of some hard words, things got more complicated.

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