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Rin Travel And Tours, poblacion, Tagbilaran City (2026)

09/09/2025

✈️Travellers Inputs: Tips sa mga Dapat Mong Gawin Kung Na-late sa Connecting Flight

1. Huwag Mag-panic, Diretso sa Airline Desk
• Hanapin agad ang transfer desk o ground staff.
• Sila ang magbibigay ng rebooking o alternative options.
2. Tingnan Kung Covered ng Airline ang Delay
• Kung airline ang may kasalanan: Libre rebooking, meals/hotel/transport (depende sa delay).
• Kung personal reason: Ikaw ang sasagot sa rebooking o bagong ticket.
3. I-check ang Travel Insurance
• Claim for reimbursement ng ticket, meals, hotel.
• May assistance service para sa next flight booking.
4. Maghanda ng Backup Documents
• Boarding pass + delayed flight stub.
• Medical certificate / police report kung valid reason.
5. Contact Your Agency/Employer (Kung OFW)
• Para alam nila na madedelay ang dating.
• May ibang employer na sumasagot ng gastos.
6. Mag-check ng Next Available Flight Options
• Pwede kang ilagay sa standby list.
• Kung fully booked, baka kinabukasan ka pa makaalis.
7. Maghanda para sa Layover Expenses
• Kung hindi sagot ng airline, ikaw ang magbabayad ng hotel/meal.
• Magdala ng extra emergency funds.
8. Gamitin ang Airline Mobile App
• Minsan mas mabilis mag-rebook sa app kaysa pumila.
• Makikita rin agad ang bagong flight details.
9. Huwag Iwanan ang Airport Agad
• Assistance ay nasa loob ng airport.
• Kung lumabas ka, baka mawalan ka ng libreng rebooking o hotel.
10. Learn for Next Time
• Piliin ang flights na may 3–4 hours layover.
• Iwasan ang sobrang dikit na connecting flights.

05/04/2025

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

05/04/2025

👀FOR AWARENESS ONLY: LAGLAG BALA VICTIM ‼️‼️‼️

Kung ikaw ay nabiktima ng Laglag bala sa Airport, at alam mong hindi ikaw ang may gawa.

Ito ang step or guide na dapat mong gawin.

1. Remain calm/Kalma lang yes!👌🏻
2. Request to scan again your baggage DO NOT OPEN IT!❌
3. If they did not allow you, you can allow them but make sure just 1 officer only ang mangalkal. Take Video📸
4. if merong Bala/Bullet na nakita. DO NOT TOUCH IT! ❌Kung hindi mag iiwan kayo ng Finger print.
5. Make sure you take Videos📸 Prior and during the kalkalan.
6. If bullet found ask PNP To run a fingerprint scan sa bullet✅
7. Kung napatunayan na wala kang Kaso at biktima ka, File a case R.A. 10591 Sec.38💯
Section 38 of Republic Act (RA) 10591, the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Ammunition Regulation Act, imposes a penalty of prision mayor in its maximum period for willfully and maliciously planting evidence (fi****ms, ammunition, or parts) to implicate someone, with a harsher penalty of reclusion perpetua if the perpetrator is a public officer or employee.

6. Kung walang Abogada contact PAO.
Public Attorney’s Office Central Office
Address: Office Address: 4th & 5th Floors DOJ Agencies Building NIA Rd. corner East Ave., Diliman, Quezon City
Hotline: (02) 8929-9436; (02) 84262075; (02) 84262801; (02) 84262450; (02) 84262987; (02) 84262683
Local: 106/107 (Office Hours)
Local: 159 (Outside Office Hours)
Email: [email protected]

Recos:
*Cling wrap your luggage
*Do not buy luggage na madaling masira
*Do not bring a lot of cash. TAKAW MATA SA MGA BUWAYA❌
*Always carry your belongings. DO NOT Engage with strangers in Airport! (ex. Pinahawakan sayo yung gamit or iniwan mo yung gamit mo na wala ka.) ❌

ctto: Atty. Chiradee

27/02/2025

Most small businesses aren’t overcharging. They are trying to keep their doors open. ✨

26/02/2025

SOME TIPS TO KNOW IF THE TRAVEL AGENT YOU'RE DEALING WITH IS 100% LEGIT.

✅Check Profile Picture/Timeline - if it changes from time to time, mag isip-isip kana, ayaw magpahuli yan, much better if yung actual photo ang naka set, not grabbed pics from google :)

✅Check Permits - yes, scammers do have permits but most of the time they are edited/photoshopped, ask for their DTI, scan the code, that's where you can see if they are registered, ask your IT friends if the images are authentic and not edited.

✅Mode of Payment - should be under their Name or Business Name, mahirap mag process sa Bank if under Business Acct, so mas secured if under their Business Name.

✅Can do VC - if they are transparent sa mga guests nila, wala sila dapat e worry, otherwise, pak ganern!

✅Check Followers and Likes - if naka hide, mostly mga Ngoc Viet Tran, chinese2 names, they are from boosting - red flag yan. So dapat mga legit FB accounts ang mga naka follow sa Page/FB.

✅Review Comments- not redundant, PM their previous guests to check for legitimacy. Ask Group approval, do legit check.

✅Rates - of course, scammers will post very low rates as bait, check with the Travel Groups if the price is too good to be true.

YOU CAN ADD MORE... BASED FROM WHAT YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED...

It's just so sad that they are more recognized than TRUE & LEGIT TA's. GODBLESS US ALL. Let's not put our hard earned money into waste.

25/02/2025

AMAZING FACT!! 📣😲

As of January 2025, Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. The number of visa-free destinations varies slightly between sources, with some listing 39 countries (VisaGuide) and others up to 67 (GMA Network) This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your des
:

As of January 2025, Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. The number of visa-free destinations varies slightly between sources, with some listing 39 countries (VisaGuide) and others up to 67 (GMA Network) This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your destination country before traveling.

24/02/2025

👉REMINDER'S po sa Lahat!

REBOOK and NEW BOOKING anong pinagkaiba?

Sagot:
Rebook, which is same airline lang pwede, di siya pwede ma transfer sa ibang airline.

Panu mag apply ng rebook?
Sagot:
Anytime po mag apply ng rebook, as long as willing ka mag pay ng REBOOKING FEE and FARE DIFFERENCE.

FREE REBOOK if there are Minor changes or cancelled by airline.

NEW BOOKING:
Sagot:

Any airline u can book, kumbaga new airline na yung ticket mo kung ayaw mo na sa unang airline na pinabook mo. If yung flight mo active/confirmed pa walang changes, pwede mo siya rebook change DATE, Date lang po hindi airline 😏.

ito pa ANO ANG REROUTE?

Sa Reroute naman ito yung gusto mo sana baguhin DESTINATION mo, unfortunately di na siya applicable ngayon. Na acces lang namin ito dati during covid time nag allowed c airline ng reroute pero ngayon hindi na.

Pahabol na tanong? Madami ito nagtatanong kahit mga self booking.
Literal ba talaga ang PAL mag select ng NEW DATE/SCHEDULE kapag mag cancel sila ng flight?

Sagot:
Yes na yes, kahit wala pang approval ng PASSENGER automatic po nila e move ng ibang Date, no worry naman ng ganyan, accessible naman for REBOOKING anytime if ever gusto mo ipa rebook, kung di mo naman gusto ang new date na binigay nila, pwedeng pwede mo ipa refund as long as c airline po talaga ang nag cancel.

Note:
WALANG 24/7 customer service ang airline, Lalo na din kaya ako/kami, kelangan din matulog😏, airline staff nga matutulog sila ,sila yung my access ng ganitong scenario kami pa kaya na agent lang?

MADALING E REBOOK CEBU PACIFIC AND AIR ASIA 24/7 pwede ma access. KAPAG PAL AIRLINE kelangan po natin hintayin ang office hour .

Hope this clarify you po☺️

24/02/2025

🤔Travel Tax and Terminal Fee are two different things!

While both charges may be related to air travel, the difference between the two lies in their purposes and uses.

The Travel Tax help support programs under the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the Commission on Higher Education, and tourism infrastructure and initiatives.

Terminal fees are usually charged by airports for the improvement and maintenance of the airport’s operation and its facilities.

Learn more about the difference between the Travel Tax and Terminal Fee.

For more information, you may refer to this link: https://tieza.gov.ph/travel-tax/

For the full list of exemptions, visit https://tieza.gov.ph/travel-tax-exemption/

19/02/2025

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