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Working with a View: Remote-Friendly Destinations in the Philippines

by Rodel Flordeliz
January 3, 2024
3 minutes read

Are you tired of working from your living room or office cubicle? Imagine trading those dull walls for stunning landscapes, pristine beaches, and natural wonders while still being able to meet your work deadlines. The Philippines, with its incredible beauty and growing digital infrastructure, offers the perfect remote-friendly destination for digital nomads and remote workers. Here’s a list of top remote-friendly destinations in the Philippines that will fuel your wanderlust and boost your productivity.

Lifestyle Travel

April 2017 – Uncharted Territory

by Rodel Flordeliz
May 1, 2017
13 minutes read

I may not experience jumping out of the helicopter to do skydiving, but I think I did have some ‘skydiving’ moment in the past few days. The month of April 2017 was full of first and trying to keep my self be surrounded by courage. It was first time to do a 21-hour road trip passing different provinces, first time to battle and drive around Makati City, the first time in Bohol and the first time to do a talk in straight English. Most of the activities I did do require courage and self confidence and I was thankful to surpass every each of it.

Lifestyle

Enjoy the best summer destinations with your barkada and Allphones

by Rodel Flordeliz
June 13, 2014
5 minutes read

You can still make the last days of summer memorable for the next few weekends or so: a day trip or a weekend getaway with the barkada is still one of the best summer memories you’ll ever make. And to make your choice among the best barkada-friendly places, isn’t it wonderful to have the Internet? Nowadays, you can even search for a weekend getaway on your smartphone.

What does a smartphone search of possible barkada summer getaways show us? Well, there are both new and familiar places we can find:

For the longest time, Boracay has been THE summer destination for many of us, especially during the 1990s when it was fast-gaining popularity. And with good reason. The fine, powdery white sand, the overall chill-out vibe, the sunsets—they all seemed like a summer dream come true. The only downside for your barkada would be a) The crowds and b) The travel time and preparations.