Business Today

The Philippine Travel Agencies Association projects a remarkable 25% growth in travel bookings for the year, fueled by the robust enthusiasm of Filipinos for domestic and international adventures.

The government maintains its steadfast GDP target of 6.5 to 7.5 percent for 2024, amidst varied forecasts suggesting a potential divergence from the administration’s economic expansion goal.

IPOPHL Director General Rowel Barba sets sights on a 5 to 10 percent surge in Intellectual Property filings this year.

Holcim Philippines pioneers innovation with the unveiling of its inaugural hub in the country.

Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone poised to become the regional hub in Asia as three logistics companies plan to establish facilities, reveals BCDA President and CEO Joshua Bingcang.

Trade and investment stride between the Philippines and the United States.

DTI Secretary Alfredo Pascual pitches mineral processing, halal, and creative industries as key sectors for enhanced Philippines-Indonesia collaboration.

Cebu Pacific Air leads the charge in sustainable aviation by pioneering electric buses for passenger transport at Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. showcases adept management of the Philippine economy, with strategic policies in utilities, infrastructure, and agriculture poised to fuel further economic growth.

Despite facing the most significant challenges in tightening monetary policy and inflation pressure compared to ASEAN peers, the Philippines, according to economists, showcases resilience in mitigating the economic impacts.