Luzon

The Philippines has kicked off construction work for a new government district in New Clark City, a planned community under development in Capas, Tarlac...

The Philippine government on July 16 announced that it will revive a US-built deep-water naval base in Subic Bay, marking the return of military...

Investvine’s Imran Saddique sat down with Herbert Bautista, a popular actor-turned-politician who on July 1, 2010 became mayor of Quezon City in a landslide...

A second day of heavy rain in Manila and the island of Luzon caused the floods in the Philippine capital to worsen. Half of...

Of all the amazing things to see and experience on a trip to the Philippines, one of the best kept secrets is the abundance...

The Philippines is on the outlook for substantial investments into the country's natural gas sector, with the Department of Energy pursuing talks with natural...

The Philippines wants to position itself as an inexpensive medical tourism destination and has set the income target from this sector to $2 billion...

The indigenous Filipino people of the Aytas, who live in scattered, isolated communities in mountainous parts of the island of Luzon, want to open...

The percentage of Filipinos who consider themselves food insecure increased nationwide, a survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS), a public opinion polling...

The Philippines and Indonesia at times seem to be tethered to the same wagon. Both countries sit just above or below investment-worthy credit ratings and are forecast to maintain a GDP growth rate of at least 5 per cent annually during the following decade.

Strong monsoon rains that inundated over half of Manila on August 8 had no significant impact on the Philippine’s export industry, a statement released...