BUY ONE TAKE ONE CEBU/DAVAO/MANILA TO MACAU

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Swingaround Singapore

Swingaround Holiday Package

• For as low as USD207 per person on a Twin Sharing Accommodation

Package Includes:

• Manila-Singapore-Manila Fiesta Class Airfare
• 2 nights hotel accommodation
• Airport-Hotel-Airport Transfers
• Daily Breakfast

Fare Conditions:

• Tickets must be issued on or before 27 December 2009
• Departure dates are valid until 10 December 2009 and from 10 January to 15 March 2010
• For passengers coming from Cebu or Davao, a round-trip surcharge of USD20 applies
• Surcharges, fees, taxes and restrictions apply
• Seats are subject to availability
• Subject to change without prior notice

For bookings and inquiries, please call PAL Reservations Manila at Tel. No. (02) 855-7777; Cebu (032) 340-0191; Davao (082) 222-0366 or travel agent

Singapore

With a land area measuring just 625 square kilometers, Singapore is, ironically, one of the world’s economic giants and home to its second busiest port (the first is Rotterdam). But underneath the towering skyscrapers is a soul that cherishes tradition and history.

Singapore’s landmarks tell of a rich, historical past. Its temples and rituals underscore a curious mix of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures. Known also as The Garden City, Singapore tempers its concrete jungle with lush greenery. Favorite tourist destinations include the Jurong Bird Paradise, Morning Zoo, Night Safari and Sentosa, an island amusement arcade.


Prices start at USD207


Swingaround Singapore
Includes airfare and hotel accommodation
Basic Package Option 1 (01 April 2009 - 31 March 2010)
Basic Package Option 2 (01 April 2009 - 31 March 2010)
Promo Package (16 October 2009 - 02 January 2010)
Sizzling Singapore Surprises! Package (17 November 2009 - 31 March 2010)

Hotel Rates Only (01 July 2009 - 31 March 2010)
(Terms and conditions apply.)

To Air Tickets: AirPhil resumes Caticlan flights

Air Philippines resumed its flights to Caticlan – gateway to Boracay – beginning last December 1, 2009, using the Bombardier Q300 turboprop aircraft after the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) lifted its ban on the limited use of Caticlan airport.

To Air Tickets:

Air Philippines flies eight times a day to Caticlan from Manila and twice a day from Cebu.

With the deployment of the Q300 turboprop to Caticlan, Air Philippines also announced the adjustment of its schedule to other domestic destinations –

• twice a day flights Manila to Busuanga reduced to daily;
• daily flights Manila to Calbayog reduced to thrice weekly;
• daily flights Manila to Catarman reduced to four times weekly;
• four times a week Cebu-Dipolog service reduced to thrice a week;
• suspension of Cebu-Butuan, Cebu-General Santos, vice versa, service.

The new domestic schedule took effect December 1 st , 2009. Air Philippines currently utilizes a fleet of three 50-seater Q300 and five 76-seater Q400 turboprop aircraft which fly from –

• Manila to: Busuanga, Caticlan, Calbayog, Naga, Ormoc, San Jose (Mindoro), Tuguegarao, Virac and vice versa;
• Cebu to: Bacolod, Caticlan, Cagayan de Oro, Dipolog, Iloilo, Kalibo, Ozamiz, Tacloban, Zamboanga and vice versa; and
• Zamboanga to Davao and vice versa.

For further details on the revised Air Philippines flight schedule, passengers may call their 24-hour reservations hotline at 855-9000 or log on to their website – www.airphils.com. Passengers may also book and buy Air Philippines to air tickets at any Philippine Airlines ticket office or at the PAL website – www.philippineairlines.com.

PAL expands Australian operations

Philippine Airlines (PAL) will expand its Australian operations when it returns to Brisbane in March 2010.

The flag carrier is eyeing a twice-weekly service to Brisbane in the Australian State of Queensland, and twice a week via Melbourne, utilizing the 302-seater Airbus 330-300 aircraft.

PAL will continue to fly to Sydney and Melbourne five (5) times a week. Sydney will be served exclusively by PAL's new B777-300ER aircraft which features the latest Recaro full-flat seats in Business Class and Weber seats with in-seat videos in Economy.

“The addition of Brisbane service, our third destination in the country, is expected to boost PAL’s market performance as the Australian economy remains resilient amidst the crippling worldwide recession,” said PAL President Jaime J. Bautista.

“With the Brisbane service, we expect to make the existing Australian routes more profitable as we cater to more passengers flying to and from the country including the Filipino migrant community, tourists and businessmen considering its constantly growing market,” he added.

Brisbane is the third most popular tourist destination in Australia, next to Sydney and Melbourne. It is renowned for its rich culture, architecture and landscape and is famous for its stature as a world city.

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