Leading property developer BRIA Homes will soon see the rise of its vast residential enclave in Balingasag, a laidback coastal municipality in Misamis Oriental, a province in Northern Mindanao. Balingasag has more going for it than its picturesque tourist attractions and friendly, welcoming people. To date, the charming little town is poised to join the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its collection...

Metro Manila, like many other Southeast Asian metropolitan areas, struggles with absolutely horrific overcrowding. With problems in traffic and commute, there had been proposals of privatizing the Philippine public transportation. Although some of us may already have an idea of its consequences, many questions still come to mind. Let's take a look at some of the ways that the privatization of public...

Commuting requires a great deal of patience and energy due to the long lines for public transportation. Many Filipinos rely on public transportation to get around but some have their own car. Either way, we're not safe from the long, dreadful traffic that might await us. Here are some tips on the things you can do to deal with common commuter problems in the Philippines. Dealing with long commutes has...

The Philippines' Business Processing Output (BPO) industry began in earnest in the year of 1990s, with government assistance that was overly hopeful for innovative ideas to expand more employment opportunities to its citizen. Furthermore, its contribution to the Philippine economy today ranks second only to remittances received from migration. The sector is geared toward the country's former colonial...

Private schools that decide to keep using the blended learning approach are free to use any of the DepED-recommended arrangements. According to DepED, private schools may require their students to attend three days of in-person sessions and two days of remote learning (modular, online, or television/radio-based education) when using the blended learning mode. Read this article to understand what blended...