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Experiencing the Swiss Vibrancy of The Swissotel Clark

by Rodel Flordeliz
October 17, 2022
5 minutes read

The Swissôtel Clark shines forth as a model of Swiss vibrancy and sustainability from the center of the Clark Freeport Zone, the hub of Central Luzon’s thriving economic and tourism development. At a minimum of 22 stories, it dominates the competition as the region’s highest office tower. The smoke-free hotel is conveniently located within the Hann Casino Resort complex, so one can enjoy all the amenities of Clark, Pampanga without ever having to leave the premises.

Commuting Lifestyle Travel

I got 65% off on my Hotel Room booked via RedDoorz Application

by Rodel Flordeliz
June 3, 2019
8 minutes read

From it’s original walk-in price of Php 2000, I was able to book a deluxe room for only Php 750. That’s 65% off from the original price and I was able to do it instantly through this service called RedDoorz. I installed the app, created an account and was able to book the hotel room we needed instantly.

Aside from that, for the price of Php 750, our hotel room already got our very own kitchen, sala, small dining table, clean sheets, toiletries and a decent pool we can enjoy. Definitely, a jackpot price for the kind of service we can get. Continue reading and will tell you more about this. . .

Commuting Travel

Things You need to know: Puning Hot Spring and Restaurant in Angeles City, Pampanga

by Rodel Flordeliz
June 23, 2018
8 minutes read

Twenty seven years have already past from the tragedy that does not just struck Pampanga but almost the whole of Luzon. Mount Pinatubo eruption have been a life changing tragedy to Filipinos covering a huge amount of damages that are still being seen until today. The eruption is considered as the second-largest terrestrial eruption of the 20th century after the 1912 eruption of Novarupta in Alaska. It was too devastating that the eruption have made the Global temperature dropped by about 0.5 °C in the years 1991–1993.

Eventually, residents of Pampanga stood up and embraced the scenery. Establishments have been re-built, farms have been cultivated, and residents made a way to make used of what was left from the eruption and created a living out of it.

Today, the remnants might give us tragic history, but people from the modern society is now appreciating it more and see it on a different way. Just like what we visited a few days ago.

Keep on reading will tell you more about this hot spring situated in the middle of nowhere.