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30.10.07

Horror means profit

- Baguio, Philippines, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

By Vincent Cabreza
Inquirer Northern Luzon Bureau

BAGUIO CITY–The summer capital’s signature fog lends atmosphere to old stories about its wandering ghosts, and that always means profit for local businesses.

Frequent visitors from Manila still look for the now closed “Spirits Disco” the moment they arrive for the long All Saints’ Day weekend, believing they can finally glimpse the facility’s elusive specter.

But they will more likely encounter street dancers wearing garish monster masks and makeup outside one of the homegrown Tiong San Bazaar buildings here.

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25.10.07

Tourist arrivals hit 4 million in 9 months

- Tourism, Tourism & Leisure -

21.10.07

Airline opens Cagayan to Macau flight

- Airlines, Macau, Philippines, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

18.10.07

A funny thing happened on our way to Bangalore

- Airlines, Airports, India, Singapore, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

16.10.07

Post-Cold War Russians warm up to the Philippines

- Philippines, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

15.10.07

Palawan takes French TV audience’s breath away

- Palawan, Philippines, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

12.10.07

Dolphins are Puerto Princesa’s new splashy treat

- Palawan, Philippines, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

11.10.07

The old, old woman of Mt. Banahaw

- Mt. Banahaw, Philippines, Quezon -

10.10.07

Itchy feet

- Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting -

09.10.07

Free hugs in Hong Kong

- Hong Kong, Tourism, Tourism & Leisure, Travel & Commuting, Videos -

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