Thursday, February 14, 2013

AirPhil Express Valentine's Day Promo

AirPhil Express makes Valentine's Day more special for travelers because they just announced their newest promos for this month.

This Valentine's Day treat are the 488 pesos promo fare for Cebu, Iloilo and Zamboanga routes; and the 788 pesos promo fare for selected routes from Manila.

The 488 pesos promo fare includes the following routes:

1. Cebu to Butuan, Davao, General Santos, Puerto Princesa, and Tacloban. 
2. Zamboanga to Davao, Jolo, and Tawi-Tawi. 
3. Iloilo to Cagayan de Oro
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488 Pesos promo of AirPhil Express


The 788 promo fare of AirPhil Express for flights from Manila to Cagayan de Oro and Cotabato. 

Selling period for this promo is from Frebuary 15 - February 17 2013 and only applicable for travel period from April 1 to May 31, 2013.

Take note that the fares on this promo does not include the fuel surcharge (ranging from 280 pesos to 448 pesos), aviation security fee (17 pesos), 12% value added tax (VAT) calculated from the base fare, ticketing service charge (140 pesos), and domestic passenger service charge (200 pesos) for travelers departing from Manila.

So, what are you waiting for? Go now to AirPhil Express website and avail of their Valentine's Day treat.

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Want to know more about AirPhil Express? Read my post, Airphil Express Now Part of Mabuhay Miles.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Lolong Buwaya is Dead

A shocking news came to the citizens of Bunawan town in Agusan del Sur. Their town's most popular resident died on January 10, 2013 at 8 in the evening. The death of Lolong, the giant buwaya, is not yet known. Ronnie Sumiller, Lolong's caretaker will do the autopsy to see the buwaya's cause of death.

Bunawan mayor, Edwin Elorde was there to witness the death of the giant crocodile. Alexander Collantes, a vetirinarian from Davao Crocodile Farm, did his best to save Lolong but it was too late.
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People measuring the size of Lolong, the giant buwaya.

Nylon Cord is the Culprit

According to Rowena Elorde, special spokeperson of Bunawan Municipal Government, Lolong swallowed a nylon cord. This caused chronic diarrhea and made the crocodiles stomach to swell.

It was not said where Lolong got the nylon cord or who is responsible for negligence.

It was expected that “animal rights” group will protest the death of Lolong.

Lolong was captured on September 2011 and was named after the crocodile hunter Ernesto “Lolong” CoƱate. Lolong was declared by Guiness Book of World Records as the longest crocodile in captivity last 2012. He dethroned Australia's Cassius.

Cassius Regained Throne

The death of Lolong, the giant buwaya, means that Australia's Cassius will regain his spot as the biggest saltwater crocodile in captivity.

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Information for this post came from Philippine Star and Herald Sun.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Where to Find TigerAirways Promo

Are you looking for discounted flight deals? Did you tried searching for discounts in Cebu Pacific, Air Philippines and Zest Air but to no avail? Well maybe you TigerAirways has the flight that you are looking for and you should give it a try.

TigerAirways is a growing international airline that offers budget airfares to its patron. If you think that Cebu Pacific is the only airline that offers 1-peso fare, then you are wrong. TigerAirways also offer 1-peso fare. This is the reason why you should also place this budget airline in your alert list.
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Logo of TigerAirways
(Source: Wiki Commons)

So how can you know if TigerAirways has promo deals? It's easy! One way you can do is to subscribe to the TigerAirways “E-Deals”, which are sent via e-mail. You can learn how to sign up to e-deals by reading my post, How to Get Discount News from TigerAirways.

Another way is to follow TigerAirways on Twitter and Facebook.

But I think the best way of checking the promo fares of TigerAirways is to go to their website.

TigerAirways has a list of the most current flight deals.

Of course you can check it out by going to the TigerAirways website.

Hope you find the promo deals that you want. Bon voyage!