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Saturday, July 25, 2009

 

Filipino hospitality in Paris

By Rome Jorge, Lifestyle Editor

Parlez-vous français? Even if you don’t speak a word of French, run out of things to say in perfect English and unwittingly descend into Taglish, there is a place in Paris that welcomes the kababayan. At Rue Gavarni, within sight of the majestic Eiffel Tower is a three star hotel that is an authentic Parisian experience with a truly Filipino surprise.

When you step into this hotel, one will immediately notice that most of the staff are suspiciously look, sound and act like Filipinos despite speaking fluent French. Hotel Gavarni combines the traditions of hospitality of both Filipino and French cultures. Venture into introducing yourself as a Filipino. Kumusta. In Paris, it’s good to be back home.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

To taste what’s truly authentic and avoid what’s touristy, it’s best to eat where the local eat. To eat authentic Chinese food, you go where the Chinese themselves eat.

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For today’s Filipinos who love to travel, there is no sight too awesome, new friend too intriguing, or story too big to capture. Wherever they land, trusty camera in tow, they document all the wonderful,...

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It ain’t gloomy at Microtel Grand Resorts Mactan with the “Leisure Within Reach” promo.

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Dipolog City is teeming with tourist attractions

The city of Dipolog in Zamboanga del Norte offers a calm haven for Manileños who want to take a break from the helter-skelter pace of city life. From Manila, Dipolog can be reached from via one-hour plane ride.

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Travel habitués can find a new reason to revisit Tagaytay, to give them a new experience in their weekend journeys. The Cravings Group has announced the opening of C2 Classic Cuisine...

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THE SINGLE FILES
By Ana Santos

Months after the hoopla at the Grammy Awards, the ensuing accusations, denial, and rumored reconciliation which was much fodder for the international media,...

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

When two people fall in love, they begin a great adventure. Their lives change almost overnight. Their focus changes too. Increasingly, they have eyes only for each other.

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