Lucena City gets connectivity boost

MANILA, Philippines — Lucena City, the capital of Quezon Province, has become a key growth center in Southern Luzon. 

With more than 275,000 residents and a mix of trade, education and government services, demand for reliable connectivity continues to increase. Businesses are adopting digital tools for daily operations, schools are sustaining hybrid learning setups, and households are relying on the internet for work, health, and financial transactions. 

To support this shift, telecommunications firm Globe said it is expanding its network in the city through new cell site builds and technology upgrades.

The company said it continues to enhance its network across 48 sites in Lucena, upgrading existing facilities and optimizing key locations for better coverage and faster speeds. These improvements, according to Globe, enable seamless video learning, efficient business transactions, and other digital activities, ensuring Lucena nsremain ahead in today’s fast-paced digital economy.

Globe said connectivity improvements translate directly into better quality of life. Entrepreneurs can now reach more customers through e-commerce and streamline operations using online tools. Students and teachers benefit from steady connections for research, assignments, and hybrid classes. Families gain smoother access to services such as telemedicine, government portals, and mobile banking, while entertainment, from online gaming to streaming, runs with fewer disruptions.

To match its stronger signal, the telco said it is offering flexible data promos for every type of user. Prepaid subscribers can turn to Go+ promos for bigger data allocations, while TM customers can make the most of budget-friendly bundles such as Sulit Surf. Postpaid users benefit from GPlan packages designed for households and individuals who need reliable connectivity throughout the day.

Globe said its efforts in Lucena are part of its network expansion program nationwide. By expanding cell sites and boosting capacity, the company said it is preparing communities for the future.