How to Travel Safely in San Francisco

     San Francisco is an amazing melting pot of various cultures, resulting in diverse cuisines, festivals, and tourist attractions. It is a buzzing and bustling city that is known for its iconic landmarks, vibrant gastronomy, wonderful foggy weather, and stunning urban landscapes. San Francisco offers something for every kind of tourist. It’s no wonder that the City by the Bay is one of the most popular tourist destinations in America.

     While San Francisco is a fairly safe place for tourists, you can never be too careful while traveling. Whether you travel solo or in a group, safety in a new place is always a major concern. There are plenty of safe places for tourists in San Francisco. However, there are also many areas that are tricky to visit. A lot of risks are negated if you’re on some of the best San Francisco tours. However, you should follow these general travel safety tips to minimize the risks of traveling to San Francisco. 

How to Travel Safely in San Francisco
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SYKES Explores the World on its Grand Year-End Celebration

     Thousands of SYKESers gathered at the SMX Convention Center for SYKES' Year-End Celebration. Entertainment, sumptuous food, and almost P2-million-worth of raffle prizes punctuated business process outsourcing organization SYKES Asia, Inc's annual Year-End Celebration (YEC) held November 25 at Halls 1 to 4 of the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City.

     With the theme #SYKESTravelGram, the company placed the spotlight on its dedicated and aspiring talents who continuously dream to see the world. The event was hosted by Eri Neeman and 2017 Miss Universe Philippines Rachel Peters.

SYKES Explores the World on its Grand Year-End Celebration
Thousands of SYKESers gathered at the SMX Convention Center for SYKES' grand Year End Celebration

8 Holiday Trips You Can’t Afford to Overlook

     While some families like to be home for the holidays, others want to take to the road, sky, or water. So if you’re thinking about taking a trip for the holidays this year, here are eight ideas to get you started. You’re only limited on where you go by your own creativity and what your budget will allow.

8 Holiday Trips You Can’t Afford to Overlook

Avara Nature & Yacht Club Palawan

     Imagine this: The sound of waves crashing on the shore and the sunlight peeking through the window wake you up on a lazy Saturday morning. You slowly open your eyes, afraid that you’re just in the middle of a dream. But you’re not. You stand up as you feel the gentle sea breeze touch your face. You go out of the porch and look at the horizon. You take your time to enjoy the beauty of the blue skies and the deep sea. The yacht will be waiting for you whenever you’re ready, anyway. That’s the promise of Avara Nature & Yacht Club—the easy life of the seaside. 

     Established by the Seaside Premier Development Corporation, Avara is the first of its kind nature and yacht club located at Calauag Bay in Taytay, which was Palawan’s first capital. The plan for the exclusive resort was formally unveiled at the Grand Hyatt Manila.

“After many months of sailing and voyaging aboard bangkas and riding waves, we found the perfect island in Taytay, Palawan to be the home of our pioneering project. It is with a great pleasure to present to you tonight, Avara Nature and Yacht Club - the first of its kind in the Philippines, bridging the middle class to the lifestyle of the rich and famous. As Seaside Premier Development Corporation’s flagship project, we aim to redefine seaside living, where nature meets luxury,” said by its President and CEO Ms. Veronica C. Young. 

Avara Nature & Yacht Club Palawan

Where to Eat In Lucban, Quezon the Korean Way? Dun-ai!

     "E di sa Dun-ai"!!! Prolly you've heard this or don't. But for Lucbanins (native of Lucban, Quezon Province), the expression 'doon ai'/'dun-ai' means doon or there when someone asks the question "where?". So when someone asks you "where to eat in Lucban the Korean Way? The no-brainer answer is Dun-ai! Yes, at Dun-ai Hotel and Restaurant.

     Dun-ai Hotel and Restaurant is a local lodging and restaurant located across Kamay ni Hesus. It started its operation last 2017 as a hotel to accommodate guests traveling to Lucban, Quezon for the purpose of visiting Kamay ni Hesus- a healing church founded by Fr. Joey Faller that serves as a pilgrimage site for everyone who wants to repent, give thanks and pray for healing. For more information visit their official website Kamay Ni Hesus.

Where To Eat in Lucban, Quezon the Korean Way? Dun-ai!