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

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.

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Siargao Island Tour
Commuting Travel

Day Tour: Siargao Island Hopping Tour – Guyam Island, Naked Island, and Daku Island

A whole day is definitely recommended if you plan to do a Siargao Island Hopping tour in the Philippines. Aside from enjoying surfing, food, beach and scenery around the main tourist hub, General Luna, doing the Siargao Island Hopping tour will complete your trip to fully immerse your self in the place.

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Siargao island Commuting Guide
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Commuting Guide: Siargao Island (Best way to roam around Siargao)

I never really thought that it would be easy to do. Traveling solo in the Siargao Island isn’t something to be afraid of. In fact, navigating the island would be easy-peasy even if you chose to pick the more, as they say, dangerous ride like the motorbike.

With the Island of Boracay tentatively closed down, more foreign and local tourist are choosing to visit Siargao Island specially now that there are airlines that provides direct flight options from Manila to the Island.

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DOT gears up for Visit the Philippines Year 2015

The Philippines is all set to become the ultimate destination next year with the launch of Department of Tourism’s Visit the Philippines Year (VPY) 2015, an invitation for all to experience the enduring promise of “It’s More Fun in the Philippines.” Encouraging nationwide participation, DOT hopes to inspire 10 million foreign tourists to discover, explore and fall in love with the Philippines.

In support, the DOT has developed a microsite inside the “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” website to serve as directory to everything the Philippines has to offer. All stakeholders, from event organizers to tour agencies, are encouraged to go to www.phl2015.itsmorefuninthephilippines.com and register and promote their activities to an international audience.

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