+ Follow MANILA AND EUROPE Tag
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - No backsliding
[Summary] => After three years, the European Union yesterday announced it had taken the Philippines out of its air safety blacklist. The EU ban on flag carrier Philippine Airlines was also lifted, allowing PAL to fly directly to Europe.
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[Title] => Travel agencies welcome passage of bill exempting foreign airline from taxes
[Summary] => Travel agencies welcomed the passage of a bill exempting foreign carriers from several taxes saying it has a potential to strengthen the tourism industry. At the same time, however, they urged the government to address other concerns in the industry.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Last flight out
[Summary] => With the travel season at its peak, the last direct flight between the Philippines and Europe flew out of Manila last Sunday.
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[Title] => Philippines, EU in formal talks for partnership cooperation
[Summary] => MANILA (Xinhua) -- After three years of exploratory talks, the Philippines and the European Union will formally start tomorrow the first round of negotiations for an expanded bilateral agreement, which aims to open greater economic, political, security and social cooperation between Manila and Europe, the Philippine government said today.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Rizal’s dream
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As classes start in all schools, we are seeing images once again of children without desks or classrooms. One picture showed students seated on the floor of a school hallway as they wrote down the day’s lessons. The hallway is an improvement; at least there is a roof. Elsewhere in the county, it’s still common to see classes being held in the shade of trees in a schoolyard.
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[Title] => A provincial fiesta goes international
[Summary] => Bohol may not have started the tradition of yearly festivals to mark historic events. But it brought its Sandugo celebration to world notice this year, thanks to the initiative of its artists and expats.
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[Title] => Local airlines can’t compete under open skies, says exec
[Summary] => An aviation industry executive raised doubts yesterday on the Philippines’ ability to compete with the mega carriers of other countries under an open skies environment.
Robert Lim Joseph, president of the Save Our Skies (SOS) movement, said open skies, although a sound concept, will not bring in the tourists as wrongly believed by open skies advocates.
He said these people are advocating open skies in the guise of attracting tourists, but reality will show that this (open skies) is not the answer to the country’s campaign to bring in visitors.
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MANILA AND EUROPE
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As classes start in all schools, we are seeing images once again of children without desks or classrooms. One picture showed students seated on the floor of a school hallway as they wrote down the day’s lessons. The hallway is an improvement; at least there is a roof. Elsewhere in the county, it’s still common to see classes being held in the shade of trees in a schoolyard.
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[Title] => A provincial fiesta goes international
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[Title] => Local airlines can’t compete under open skies, says exec
[Summary] => An aviation industry executive raised doubts yesterday on the Philippines’ ability to compete with the mega carriers of other countries under an open skies environment.
Robert Lim Joseph, president of the Save Our Skies (SOS) movement, said open skies, although a sound concept, will not bring in the tourists as wrongly believed by open skies advocates.
He said these people are advocating open skies in the guise of attracting tourists, but reality will show that this (open skies) is not the answer to the country’s campaign to bring in visitors.
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February 8, 2009 - 7:58pm
January 23, 2002 - 12:00am
