#Department of Tourism

How to exceed world expectations

DOT Mimaropa trains Palawan’s first butlers.

DOT taps tour operators to boost tourism

Did you miss Kain Na! Festival? Here’s where you can find it next

Solon lauds Frasco’s appointment as Tourism Secretary

DOT Secretary Berna Romulo Puyat: 'It has been an absolute honor representing the nation's tourism industry'

'My term has certainly had its ups and downs, but to be honest, my convictions have only grown stronger— it is the best job, especially because of the tough moments. '

PH 2022 tourism revenues hit P209-B

PH, China tourism deal to generate 'massive' employment opportunities, investments — Frasco

How DOT plans to celebrate Filipino Food Month

DOT seeks support of Korean execs to boost PH tourism

DOT, PNP, PDEA forge ties to strengthen security of PH tourist spots

DOT expects more foreign travelers starting April 1

DOT optimistic lowering of COVID Alert in NCR, other areas would boost tourism

DOT optimistic of more tourist arrivals as PH reopens borders

DOT's Puyat says booster shots now available for Boracay visitors

DOT optimistic as PH records over 9,000 foreign tourist arrivals since re-opening of borders

Puyat inspects NAIA as PH reopens door to fully vaxxed foreign tourists

Expect more jobs as PH opens to foreign travelers- DOT

DOT: 92% of tourism workers now fully vaccinated vs COVID-19

Welcome visitors! PH to reopen for fully vaxed foreign tourists — DOT

Good news! Quarantine hotels will also serve as isolation facilities, says IATF

DOT: Another Filipina from US skips quarantine, posts massage session on social media

Berjaya Hotel suspended, fined over 'Poblacion Girl' quarantine breach

Eating Pinoy is an experience like no other

Last week’s signing of a memorandum of understanding involves key government agencies in planning and executing programs and activities for National Food Month.

Envoy invites more Chinese businesses to invest in PH

Has all this talk of fake sand made you miss Boracay?

Now that the island is open to domestic tourists, more than just grains of sand, you can have hearts and stars and snowflakes between your toes.