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From 2frenchinmanila: Please note that this article was written for Boracay’s reopening in 2020. Since October 1, 2020, the Philippines reopened Boracay for tourists from all over the Philippines. Meaning that even foreigners, like us, living in the country can enjoy local tourism. Reopening a top tourist destination amid the covid-19 pandemic is obviously accompanied […]

If we told you, for one year, you could travel anywhere in the Philippines anytime you want. Would you get this deal? Well we would! Which is why we decided to avail the Unlimited Flight Pass that AirAsia, one of the most famous local budget airlines in the Philippines, launches. In an attempt to re-boost

Bonjour Philippines! Millions of people have been impacted by the community quarantine’s measures announced by the Philippine government in mid-March. Starting with the main island of Luzon, it soon became nationwide. We thought of going back to France to be close to our family, but we were not sure that it would be easy to

Born and raised in France, living in the Philippines is a real culture shock. If you are Filipino or French, there is no reason to get offended here. Both countries have their own identity and choosing between them only depends on you. What we want to do here is only to express our own insight.

Before visiting the Philippines, a lot of foreigner friends are asking us: “can we swim in the sea of Manila?” Just like what they do in Bondi Beach in Sydney, or the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, basically a beach in the city? It iIt is not advisable today: the waters of Manila Bay