CMA Travel and Tours

15/07/2026

There are countless beautiful places in the world 🌎 , but the best view will always be looking over at the people sharing it with you. ❤️

13/07/2026

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12/07/2026

Wow 🤩 let’s book our flight via PAL na 😍
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JUST IN: Flag carrier Philippine Airlines announces on Friday (July 10, 2026) its partnership with the Korea Tourism Organization in launching a special Korea group travel promo.

Until July 18, travelers could save up to 15 percent off base fares for groups of three and 10 percent off for groups of two, all under a single booking reference.

The promo applies to both one-way and round-trip flights to Seoul and Busan, the airline said. | Cristina Arayata

08/07/2026

Yey 😍

Philippine Airlines announced a major expansion of its international network, ramping up flights to Japan and adding seasonal capacity to Australia ahead of the year-end holiday rush. I via ANC 24/7

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04/07/2026

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27/06/2026

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Alberto added that with all the challenges in the economy, traveling is a way to take a breather for many Filipinos. I via ANC 24/7

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18/06/2026

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16/06/2026

Feeling silly 😜 Odaiba, Tokyo 🇯🇵

16/06/2026

When in Odaiba 🇯🇵

15/06/2026

Tourists and other travelers bound for Batanes will now need to complete an online pre-registration and pay a mandatory fee before entering the province.

The Provincial Government of Batanes has officially launched its Batanes Smart Tourism Registration Portal and Visitor Identification System, requiring all incoming visitors to register online starting June 15, 2026 under Executive Order No. 23, Series of 2026.

The new system covers travelers visiting the province for tourism, official business, and other purposes. Authorities said the move is aimed at improving visitor management and promoting sustainable tourism in the country’s northernmost province.

Under the new policy, visitors must register through the official Batanes Visitor Pre-Registration Portal before their trip. During registration, travelers will be asked to provide personal information, travel dates, a valid government-issued ID or passport, and a verification selfie. They must also indicate their accommodation and select a Department of Tourism-accredited tour operator.

A total fee of ₱405 per passenger must be paid online. This consists of a ₱200 ecotourism fee and a ₱205 Visitor ID fee.

The provincial government said returning Batanes residents are exempt from the registration requirement. Children below 12 years old, authorized researchers, and certain government personnel are exempt from the ecotourism fee, while senior citizens and persons with disabilities are entitled to a 20 percent discount on the ₱200 charge.

Payments may be made through QRPH, credit and debit cards, or over-the-counter payment channels. Once registration is approved, travelers will receive a QR code via email.

Upon arrival at Basco Airport or the province’s seaports, visitors must present the QR code for verification. The code will then be used to generate a physical QR-enabled PVC Visitor ID, which will serve as an access pass to tourist attractions and activities throughout the islands.

Known for its rolling hills, dramatic coastlines, and well-preserved Ivatan culture, Batanes has long been regarded as one of the country’s most carefully managed tourist destinations. Provincial officials hope the new digital registration system will help balance visitor growth with environmental protection and sustainable tourism development.