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Blue Horizons Travel & Tours is an internationally owned and managed travel agency and tour operator, established in 1981. Blue Horizons Travel & Tours has two operating divisions:

The Inbound Division is the ground handler in the Philippines for some of the biggest tour wholesalers in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Its services cover sightseeing, packaged tours and roundtrips, domestic air reservations and ticketing, car and coach rentals, multi-lingual tour guides, study tours, congress and conventions and "Inspired Incentives", a collection of incentive travel programs and events specially designed for corporate winners and top producers. The Outbound Division, which is IATA accredited, provides comprehensive international travel services to corporate and institutional clients. These travel services include a cutting-edge reservation system, automated ticketing, travel management, itinerary planning, documentation and ground arrangements worldwide for leisure or business travelers. Blue Horizons was voted "Best Travel Agency in the Philippines" in 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2017 by the readers of TTG Asia Magazine.

While we have all travelled in some ways, there are trips that ultimately hone us as persons which make our passion for ...
22/07/2026

While we have all travelled in some ways, there are trips that ultimately hone us as persons which make our passion for travelling ignite further, which opens our eyes to the realities on ground, or which makes us change how we see a destination. šŸƒ This month, we asked some of our employees on what is the trip that changed how they see the Philippines. Check out this reflection by Joshua from our Inbound Operations Department:

"Although I’ve traveled to many provinces across the Philippines, nothing compares to my experience on the TAO Expedition (El Nido–Coron route). Exploring remote islands that are far from the usual tourist destinations revealed a raw and authentic side of the country, making me appreciate the Philippines beyond its famous attractions. This trip reminded me that the Philippines’ true beauty lies not only in its landscapes but also in its simplicity. Living without gadgets or the internet helped me appreciate nature, meaningful connections, and the present moment. Sometimes, disconnecting from the world is exactly what we need to reconnect with ourselves."

Read more through this link: https://www.bluehorizons.travel/cat_blog/july-2026-the-trip-that-changed-how-i-see-the-philippines/

While we have all travelled in some ways, there are trips that ultimately hone us as persons which make our passion for ...
16/07/2026

While we have all travelled in some ways, there are trips that ultimately hone us as persons which make our passion for travelling ignite further, which opens our eyes to the realities on ground, or which makes us change how we see a destination. šŸƒ This month, we asked some of our employees on what is the trip that changed how they see the Philippines. Check out this reflection by Anne from our Sales and Marketing Department:

ā€œOne of my first leisure travels in the country changed how I see the Philippines. It was more than a decade ago when I had more liberty on spontaneously booking trips; a friend and I decided to book a trip for Bacolod-Iloilo-Guimaras because we felt like these are good destinations. And our gut feeling was right! It was the trip which made me understand Filipino hospitality much better– it was kindness without conditions; where if you ask people, they would go beyond their way instead of just stating an answer. They would even suggest and recommend better routes, where to go for more yummy food, or even what to add in your itinerary. It was also a trip where I saw the beautiful lives of the Filipinos, where joys are found even in the simplest of things. This trip left me wanting more to discover, and wanting more stories to tell.ā€āœ’ļø

Photo by Christopher Andres from Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miagao_Church_(Santo_Tom%C3%A1s_de_Villanueva_Parish_Church).jpg

29/06/2026

✨ It's that time of the month for ! Think of it as a little travel diary, where we share snapshots of the Philippines’ most breathtaking destinations. 🌓🌊 With so many idyllic and awe-inspiring spots across the country, we couldn’t resist hopping on this trend!

šŸ“For June, we feature . Featured in our videos for this month is one of the well-known tourist spots in the province— Tamaraw Falls.

What makes Puerto Galera so special?
ā— Puerto Galera has a wide range of beaches—from the lively White Beach to quieter spots like Aninuan
ā— It is part of a UNESCO-designated Man and Biosphere Reserve where the marine ecosystem is procted and is truly rich, which divers really love
ā— Without needing for flights, it is a haven that's just mere hours away from Metro Manila!

šŸŒž Insider tip: Aside from its rich marine ecosystem, Puerto Galera is also great for hiking and cultural trips! Visit the Mangyan Village, a tribe living in Puerto Galera, and see their way of life and learn how culture and crafts are being preserved by one of Mindoro's native tribes.

Head on over to our Instagram page to view our whole carousel videos of Puerto Galera!

Social media and blog posts are full of it– how to pack for travel, either how to pack for a different season, or how to...
22/06/2026

Social media and blog posts are full of it– how to pack for travel, either how to pack for a different season, or how to pack lightly. But, let’s face it, a packing list will always be subjective and there might be no ultimate list since it all boils down to preference and need. This month, we bring you some lists that one will either agree on or will make their eyebrows raise.

Aside from underwear, socks, workout clothes, and sometimes swimwear, most clothes can be re-worn while traveling. Frequent flyers suggest reserving airplane outfits for transit days to avoid transferring odors. Outerwear can be worn multiple times to save space, and some base layers or fabrics are odor-resistant and quick-drying, making them suitable for reuse. Read more through this link: https://www.bluehorizons.travel/cat_blog/a-controversy-the-packing-list/

Social media and blog posts are full of it– how to pack for travel, either how to pack for a different season, or how to...
18/06/2026

Social media and blog posts are full of it– how to pack for travel, either how to pack for a different season, or how to pack lightly. But, let’s face it, a packing list will always be subjective and there might be no ultimate list since it all boils down to preference and need. This month, we bring you some lists that one will either agree on or will make their eyebrows raise.

Since time immemorial, there has been a debate on the ā€œwhat-ifsā€ of packing vs bringing what is needed only. Minimalists argue that carrying a number of suitcases limit mobility, may cause injury, and may increase baggage fees. On the other hand, ā€œjust-in-caseā€ travellers also offer a solid point as many destinations have varying weather conditions, some necessities are needed for special occasion trips or just-in-case there’s a special event or happening (e.g. attending a play, or going to a fine dining restaurant) or the need to be ready for unforeseen circumstances. Read more through this link: https://www.bluehorizons.travel/cat_blog/a-controversy-the-packing-list/

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifices that gave us our freedom. In celebration of the Philippine Independence, June...
12/06/2026

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifices that gave us our freedom. In celebration of the Philippine Independence, June 12, 2026 is declared as a regular non-working holiday throughout the country. Our office operations will resume on Monday, June 15, 2026.

Let us celebrate our independence with pride and continue to uphold the values that unite us. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!

In view of the celebration of Eid'l Adha, May 27, 2026 (Wednesday) is declared as a regular non-working holiday througho...
27/05/2026

In view of the celebration of Eid'l Adha, May 27, 2026 (Wednesday) is declared as a regular non-working holiday throughout the Philippines. Our offices will be closed for the day and will resume its operations tomorrow, May 28, 2026 (Thursday).

26/05/2026

It's that time of the month for Let’s Ask Our Travel Consultants! āœˆļø
Ever wondered who’s behind the emails and the trips you love? Now’s your chance to meet the people who make your travels happen, and discover their favorite destinations in the Philippines.

This May, we sat down with Jollie, who shared why the mystical, alluring province of Siquijor is her favorite šŸļøšŸžļø

With the noise of the world and everyday life, one can truly surmise that sometimes, silence is luxury. In recent times,...
20/05/2026

With the noise of the world and everyday life, one can truly surmise that sometimes, silence is luxury. In recent times, travel media outlets have reported trends where travellers are seeking quieter, personalized escapes. This month, we talk about some of these trends, and some destinations where one can do this in the Philippines.

While it is ironic, more and more social media contents are telling us to lessen our doom-scrolling. In an age where heads bent down, fingers mindlessly scrolling, eyes continuously full is the usual sight whether we’re commuting, at a restaurant, or at home, there are those purveying the analog life to go back to life undisturbed. To reset or to have quietcations, it is recommended to turn off our notifications and really use those PTOs. Why not catch up on your reading? Currently trending is Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary, and Rachel Reid’s Heated Rivalry. Or pursue that sketching hobby, and/or catch up on some board games such as Dominion, Jaipur, or the ever-trending Cards Against Humanity. We also recommend going to destinations where mobile phone signals may have patchy connections, but connection with nature and with one another instead can create better bonds–take for example Mount Purro Nature and Reserve in Rizal Province where guests can trek, swim in a nearby river, and plant native trees or fruit seedlings. Read more through this link: https://www.bluehorizons.travel/cat_blog/may-2026-wander-to-reset/

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