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Read more about the article More than 5,000 tourists troop to Camiguin for Lanzones Festival
SUNKEN CEMETERY. Tourists pose to have their pictures taken, while others take photos of the giant cross that mark the Sunken Cemetery, which was submerged following an earthquake in 1871. The landmark is one of Camiguin's attractions. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

More than 5,000 tourists troop to Camiguin for Lanzones Festival

Amid the implementation of martial law in Mindanao, visitors flock to this province to join the celebration of its 38th Lanzones Festival, a yearly event that draws thousands here.

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Read more about the article Siargao surfing, water sports gain support from DOT
SURFING READY. An international surfer walks through the pathway of the view deck after hours of surfing at Cloud 9 in General Luna town, Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte on Friday, September 22. (Alex D. Lopez/davaotoday.com)

Siargao surfing, water sports gain support from DOT

As Cloud 9 in Barangay Catangnan accommodated more than 7,000 visitors for the official opening of the 23rd International Siargao Surfing Cup with 116 foreign players and 8 Filipino surfers on Saturday, September 23, a top tourism official reiterated the agency’s continuing commitment to support the water sports and other tourism activities in the island.

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Read more about the article PAL opens 5 new routes from Davao
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PAL opens 5 new routes from Davao

Frequent flyers here will soon reach top tourist destinations in Mindanao and the Visayas in a shorter travel time after national flag carrier Philippine Airlines announced the opening of at least five domestic flights from Davao City.

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