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[Title] => Gov't urged to re-open Baguio Airport
[Summary] => The Hotel and Restaurant Association of Baguio (HRAB) is urging the government to re-open the Loakan Airport here to commercial traffic.
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[Title] => Support swells for Gregorio as tourism czar
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The toss-up for the new tourism secretary has spurred a groundswell of support for Patrick Gregorio, president of Waterfront Hotels Philippines.
Endorsements of support from Cebu and the rest of the Central Visayas have snowballed to Mindanao, Metro Manila and Luzon.
The endorsements for Gregorio come not only from leaders and members of the tourism industry and other business sectors, but also from local government officials, including those in the cities of Davao, Bacolod and Tagaytay, and the provinces of Negros Oriental, Southern Leyte and Palawan.
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[Title] => PAGCOR tops SEC’s profitable firms in ’02
[Summary] => The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) topped the Securities and Exchange Commission’s list of the most profitable companies in the country last year with a record-breaking net income of P11 billion.
The gaming firm, which made it as the only government-owned and controlled corporation in the top 10, accomplished the feat despite the economic slump that slowed down business in the Asian region and the rest of the world as well.
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Forget about the Abu Sayyaf and their terroristic tactics. Here is one foreigner who won’t allow them to rob him of the pleasure visiting the Philippines offers. Japanese actor-director Tetsuya Matsui, 30, has decided to pack his bags and spend one month in Manila to look at the possibilities of making an action movie here. The fearless Tetsuya goes around in Robinsons Makati by his lonesome, and has explored such tourist destinations as Matabungkay, Bacolod and Tagaytay.
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Endorsements of support from Cebu and the rest of the Central Visayas have snowballed to Mindanao, Metro Manila and Luzon.
The endorsements for Gregorio come not only from leaders and members of the tourism industry and other business sectors, but also from local government officials, including those in the cities of Davao, Bacolod and Tagaytay, and the provinces of Negros Oriental, Southern Leyte and Palawan.
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The gaming firm, which made it as the only government-owned and controlled corporation in the top 10, accomplished the feat despite the economic slump that slowed down business in the Asian region and the rest of the world as well.
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September 3, 2003 - 12:00am
