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 SPL JANUARY 2023 www.planetphilippinesuk.com MANILA – The holidays delivered further gains for the Philippine tourism industry as it breached its 1.7-million target with 2.65 million international arrivals as of the end of 2022. The arrivals translated to PHP208.96 billion or USD3.68 billion in tourism revenues, a whopping 2,465.75-percent increase from 2021, according to a news release early January. Based on the monitoring of the Department of Tourism (DOT) from the time the country reopened its borders to all travelers in February until Dec. 31, 2022 arrivals peaked in December as more Filipinos and tourists alike opted to spend the Christmas and New Year vacations in the Philippines. Of the total 2.65 million international arrivals last year, 628,445 were returning Filipinos while the bulk of 2.02 million tourists were from top markets United States (505,089), South Korea (428,014), Australia (137,974), Canada (121,413), the United Kingdom (101,034), Japan (99,557), Singapore (53,448), India (51,542), Malaysia (46,805) and China (39,627). The year just ended likePH exceeds target with 2.6M international arrivals in 2022 Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3, Pasay City (PNA photo by Yancy Lim) wise generated an estimated 5.23 million tourism-related jobs, 11,989 DOT-accredited tourism enterprises as of Dec. 29, 2022 and 25,770 tourism stakeholders who were trained. DOT Secretary Christina Frasco was elated over the achievements of the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., just six months into office. She said the tourism sector’s growth clearly showed the hard work of the entire industry in order to recover from the unprecedented crisis brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. “Moments of great difficulty are also moments of great opportunity. In the past, we have overcome a global pandemic and survived various calamities. The Philippine tourism industry has managed to exceed expectations and our tourism partners and frontliners continue to offer the best of Filipino grace and hospitality to the world,” Frasco said in a statement. “We welcome 2023 with gratitude and excitement for Philippine tourism to bounce back stronger than ever. We shall welcome with warmth and that distinct Filipino smile visitors from all over the world as they visit our award-winning beaches, experience the richness of our culture, and enjoy our world-renowned Filipino brand of service excellence,” she added. Frasco is hopeful that the DOT will surpass its targets anew in 2023. “We look forward to the continued convergence and collaboration of our tourism stakeholders -- travelers, tourism players, national agencies, local government units and host communities -- in propelling our industry to the heights of becoming a tourism powerhouse in Asia,” Frasco said. (PNA) n From page 2 Yearender: Ushering in ‘era of tourism’ areas to provide visitors better travel experience while in the country. “What we’ve done in the past five months was to conduct very aggressive groundbreakings of tourist rest areas all over the Philippines. I’ve always said that one of the most basic essentials for any journey is the need to have clean and decent restrooms,” Frasco said. “[W]hile it may be basic, we finally decided to address this basic infrastructure need,” she said. As of this posting, the country has already broken ground in several tourist sites like Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon, Samal Island in Davao del Norte, Baguio, Dauis in the island of Panglao in Bohol, and Carmen, Medellin, Carcar City and Moalboal in Cebu. The agency is also working with the Department of Health to improve the availability of emergency services, including Turn to page 24

 SPL JANUARY 2023 www.planetphilippinesuk.com MANILA – The holidays delivered further gains for the Philippine tourism industry as it breached its 1.7-million target with 2.65 million international arrivals as of the end of 2022. The arrivals translated to PHP208.96 billion or USD3.68 billion in tourism revenues, a whopping 2,465.75-percent increase from 2021, according to a news release early January. Based on the monitoring of the Department of Tourism (DOT) from the time the country reopened its borders to all travelers in February until Dec. 31, 2022 arrivals peaked in December as more Filipinos and tourists alike opted to spend the Christmas and New Year vacations in the Philippines. Of the total 2.65 million international arrivals last year, 628,445 were returning Filipinos while the bulk of 2.02 million tourists were from top markets United States (505,089), South Korea (428,014), Australia (137,974), Canada (121,413), the United Kingdom (101,034), Japan (99,557), Singapore (53,448), India (51,542), Malaysia (46,805) and China (39,627). The year just ended likePH exceeds target with 2.6M international arrivals in 2022 Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3, Pasay City (PNA photo by Yancy Lim) wise generated an estimated 5.23 million tourism-related jobs, 11,989 DOT-accredited tourism enterprises as of Dec. 29, 2022 and 25,770 tourism stakeholders who were trained. DOT Secretary Christina Frasco was elated over the achievements of the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., just six months into office. She said the tourism sector’s growth clearly showed the hard work of the entire industry in order to recover from the unprecedented crisis brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. “Moments of great difficulty are also moments of great opportunity. In the past, we have overcome a global pandemic and survived various calamities. The Philippine tourism industry has managed to exceed expectations and our tourism partners and frontliners continue to offer the best of Filipino grace and hospitality to the world,” Frasco said in a statement. “We welcome 2023 with gratitude and excitement for Philippine tourism to bounce back stronger than ever. We shall welcome with warmth and that distinct Filipino smile visitors from all over the world as they visit our award-winning beaches, experience the richness of our culture, and enjoy our world-renowned Filipino brand of service excellence,” she added. Frasco is hopeful that the DOT will surpass its targets anew in 2023. “We look forward to the continued convergence and collaboration of our tourism stakeholders -- travelers, tourism players, national agencies, local government units and host communities -- in propelling our industry to the heights of becoming a tourism powerhouse in Asia,” Frasco said. (PNA) n From page 2 Yearender: Ushering in ‘era of tourism’ areas to provide visitors better travel experience while in the country. “What we’ve done in the past five months was to conduct very aggressive groundbreakings of tourist rest areas all over the Philippines. I’ve always said that one of the most basic essentials for any journey is the need to have clean and decent restrooms,” Frasco said. “[W]hile it may be basic, we finally decided to address this basic infrastructure need,” she said. As of this posting, the country has already broken ground in several tourist sites like Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon, Samal Island in Davao del Norte, Baguio, Dauis in the island of Panglao in Bohol, and Carmen, Medellin, Carcar City and Moalboal in Cebu. The agency is also working with the Department of Health to improve the availability of emergency services, including Turn to page 24 MARCH 2018 17 3 www.planetphilippinesuk.com JANUARY 2023 SPL 7

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14 SPL JANUARY 2023 www.planetphilippinesuk.com Turn to page 18 CEBU CITY – Stories abound attesting to the miraculous powers of the Senor Sto. Niño in Cebu, and among them is the personal “encounter” of a downhearted Dipolog priest whose spirits were “lifted out from darkness and brought into the light.” Fr. Leonilo Dagpin, Jr. shared his encounter with the Senor Sto. Niño in his homily as he presided over the 10 a.m. secondday Concelebrated Novena Mass at the Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu Pilgrim Center here. Fr. Jun, now the administrator of the Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Barangay Sta. Filomena, Dipolog City in Zamboanga del Norte province, said the Sto. Niño, appeared to him while he was lying on a bed inside a small room at the Patria de Cebu recuperating from major bone fractures, damage on his face and right eye caused by a freak accident in Dipolog City, five years ago. He narrated that on March 26, 2017, he was in a hurry for another Mass at another chapel in Dipolog when the motorcycle he was driving flipped over after hitting an uneven surface due to ongoing asphalting at that time. The priest said that in the aftermath of the accident, he was thinking that the broken bones in both arms, damaged face and right eye would render him inutile and useless, and even questioning God why drunkards and reckless riders could go on “motor banking” without meeting any accident at all. A Priest’s encounter with the Sto. Niño From darkness to light: STO. NIñO. Fr. Leonilo Dagpin Jr. presides over the 10 a.m. secondday Concelebrated Novena Mass at the Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu Pilgrim Center in Cebu City on Friday (Jan. 6, 2023). In his homily, Fr. Dagpin, administrator of the Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte province, shared his close encounter with a “little boy with curly hair asking for water” who, he said, was the Sto. Niño, who healed him from deep depression following a freak motorcycle accident five years ago. (Screengrab from the Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu video) “You know what, I was so depressed. In a hospital in Dipolog, I already questioned God why the accident happened. I said to the Lord: why me who had just said a Holy Mass? The Mass was for you. I am your priest. I asked the Lord why did he allow it, seeing the damage,” said Fr. Jun in a mix of English and Cebuano. Encounter with a “little boy with curly hair asking for water” Fr. Jun said he was transported to Cebu via a sea vessel and was confined at the Chong Hua Hospital for several months, and thanks to his siblings and other benefactors, he was able to secure money for his hospitalization. “But deep in my heart, the PHP500,000 that was raised for my hospitalization did not give the peace that I wanted, because, during that time, I was very depressed,” he said. His depression worsened when the hospital administration asked him to find another place, suggesting that extending his stay would only pile up his medical bills. The advice of the hospital administration forced his family to rent a room at the Patria de Cebu, an inn owned and managed by the Archdiocese of Cebu, where priests could get big discounts. “One day, while inside my room, I was lying on my bed because I can’t even tilt my body to the side because both of my arms were cemented, and I can’t see a thing because my eyeglasses got broken during the accident. My parents were there when we heard someone knocking on the door. When my mother opened the door, I saw a little boy with curly hair and a radiant face who asked for water,” Fr. Jun narrated. He recalled that his mother asked the boy why he was asking for water, wondering why a young vagrant would neither ask for money nor food, but something to drink. “The boy replied to my Mama: ‘I asked for water, but they did not give me’,” the priest said, recalling how the boy’s words, which was stated in an innocent voice, struck him and gave him goosebumps. Fr. Jun said the boy’s message brought him back to the Gospel of John, Chapter 19 Verse 28, where Jesus, while hanging on the Cross, uttered: “I am thirsty.” The centurions denied Jesus water and instead gave him vinegar soaked in a sponge. After his mother gave him a bottle of water, the little boy went away. Fr. Jun said his mother started to follow him, but went back to close the door, and in just five seconds, the boy disappeared from their sight. The priest’s father went to the chapel to pray be-

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18 SPL JANUARY 2023 www.planetphilippinesuk.com BY angie qUAdRA-BAliBAY PhiliPPine cuisine and inasal na Manok (chargrilled/roasted chicken) were named among the World’s Top 100 by Taste Atlas Awards 2022. Philippine traditional food ranked #23 while inasal na Manok ranked #35 in the Best-of-lists released by the popular food encyclopedia just before christmas. Philippine cuisine, Inasal na Manok rank in Taste Atlas World Top 100 Philippine Cuisine The Philippines’ cuisine is listed among the Top 95 of the world’s best led by italian food, according to audience votes for ingredients, dishes and beverages. Filipino cuisine was rated with 4.25 stars with 168 food recommendations including the following BesT RATeD FOODs: • Bangus • Banana Ketchup • Kesong Puti • lumpiang shanghai • Tortang along There were 245 recommended BesT ResTAuRAnTs TO TRY FiliPinO cuisine on the list led by: • Original Pares Mami house (Quezon city) • Good Taste (Baguio) • Balay Dako (Tagaytay) • ulli’s streets of Asia (cebu city) • cafe ilang-ilang (Manila) Inasal na Manok The Bacolod-originated inasal na Manok is listed among the Top 100 tastes preferred by the food site’s audience. The chicken dish was given 4.63 stars in the world’s best list topped by Japan’s Kare. Taste Atlas recommends the dish BesT in: • Balay Dako (Tagaytay, Philippines) earlier this year, inasal na Manok was named the 5th Best chicken Dish in the World on Taste Atlas. The food encyclopedia audience also named 5 Types of the Philippines’ Pancit Among the Best noodle Dishes in the World. n Filipino food ranks among the World’s Best. Taste Atlas photos. cause of the encounter. When the priest’s mother went to the chapel (situated near the gate of the Patria but around 10 doors away from the room they rented) to see her husband and asked if he saw where the boy was, the priest’s father said he did not saw the boy passing by the place. The priest’s mother went back to the room in tears. “According to my father, the boy was transmitting a kind of energy, a power, a strength while staring at me lying in my bed,” Fr. Jun said. his parents verified to the security guard detailed at the front gate who then told them: “We don’t allow children here (Patria) as we don’t allow beggars inside”. When the mother who was sobbing in tears asked him: “Jun, who was he?” he replied: “Ma, it was the sto. niño! The holy child Jesus visited me while i am on the verge of my suffering because of my condition after the accident.” Fr. Jun said the encounter lifted his spirits, and moved him to utter: “Thank you, lord. Thank you, sto. niño for visiting me at this time in my life when i needed you most!” Marvels of the Sto. Niño in september 2022, the holy image of the sto. niño visited the Diocese of Dipolog. Fr. Jun said it was a coincidence that the remaining half day before the party that brought the image would travel back to cebu was spent in his parFrom darkness to light: A Priest’s encounter with the Sto. Niño From page 14 Turn to page 24

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24 SPL JANUARY 2023 www.planetphilippinesuk.com From darkness to light: A Priest’s encounter with the Sto. Niño From page 18 ish where the people got the chance to venerate the Holy Child. He said he was “honored and privileged” to celebrate a Holy Mass in his parish where the Sto. Niño was enthroned and became emotional when he shared -- which he has been doing for five years now – about his close encounter with the “little boy with curly hair asking for water”. Fr. Jun pledged to the thousands of devotees who attended the Holy Mass he was presiding along with dozens of concelebrants to continue preaching the “marvels of the Sto. Niño”, even as he said that there are many old stories about the locals having an experience with the Holy Child. One of them was about the Sto. Niño image that disappeared from the “urna” or religious shrine, and at the same time, a little boy appeared at a market and asked for a fish from a vendor. When asked who would pay for the fish, the boy would say to collect it from the priest. In a nearby church, the Sto. Niño would appear again on the altar with fish at his feet. In San Nicolas de Tolentino, the Philippines’ first pueblo, a story about the Sto. Niño as a wanderer was a story told to children. According to the story, the Sto. Niño would disappear from the altar and at the same time, the children playing on the patio would see a little boy playing with them. And when the priest would ask the playing children if they saw a child with red garment, that little boy would disappear. At night, the priest would become busy pulling out amorseco thorns stuck on the Sto. Niño’s garment. Cebuanos regard the Sto. Niño as miraculous. Many downtrodden individuals would always associate their encounter with an unknown “boy with curly hair” as the miraculous Child, viewing it as a blessing. The image of the Sto. Niño now enshrined at the 457-year-old Basilica named after him, is the oldest Christian artifact in the Philippines. It was originally a gift from Ferdinand Magellan to Rajah Humabon and his wife, Reyna Humamay, on account of their Christian baptism in 1521 or 502 years ago. (PNA) n From page 6 Yearender: Ushering in ‘era of tourism’ the provision of hyperbaric chambers in Philippine dive sites. To further ease entry into the country, the DOT began talks with the Department of Foreign Affairs to establish an electronic visa platform in key markets and to lengthen the allowed period of stay for non-visa countries. DOT said it will focus on developing the Chinese and Indian markets for visa facilitation services. ‘Philippine Experience’ The anticipated “Philippine Experience” caravan, meanwhile, is slated to be launched in 2023. The new campaign will provide tourists a window not only into the country’s world-class destinations but also into the Filipino heritage and all the nuances that make Philippine culture unique. “We feel that by heralding the best of the Filipino culture to the rest of the world, we would be able to give our country an opportunity to be at par and to stand shoulder to shoulder with our ASEAN neighbors who have been able to strongly lobby for their culture as well,” Frasco said. The DOT is diversifying its tourism product portfolio going beyond the promotion of sun and beach, dive, marine sports and nature travel. Under development are education, health and cruise tourism, food and gastronomy tourism, culture and heritage tourism, halal tourism, as well as film tourism. For the first time, the DOT also identified arts as a tourism offering, increasing support for the creative industry. In addition, Mindanao is on top of DOT’s priority list following President Ferdinand R. Marcos’ directive to fully reopen the region for tourism. “[W]e have been in very close coordination with the Department of National Defense (DND) with whom we will be signing a Memorandum of Agreement for purposes of ensuring that the bedrock of our reopening of Mindanao to tourism is peace and security,” Frasco said. “We’re very confident in the success of this reopening considering that we are going to be working closely not only with the DND but also with the DILG (Department of the Interior and Local Government), as well as the (RTFELCAC) Regional Task Force Ending Local Communist Armed Conflict (RTF-ELCAC),” she added. The agencies, she said, will identify areas that will be piloted for the Mindanao reintroduction. ‘Optimistic’ In 2023, DOT has set a moving target of 4.8 million foreign tourist arrivals and at least USD5.8 billion in revenue. “[W]e’re confident that while we will lay these down a benchmark, we will try as best we can to have an even more optimistic number of arrivals in the year to come. But we’re putting that down as our baseline,” Frasco said. With an array of tourism programs in the pipeline, Frasco foresees “very exciting and optimistic” years ahead for the industry. (PNA) n

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