CEBU PACIFIC, ITUTULOY ANG INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY SA DAVAO MULA OCT. 25
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Mula Oktubre 25, ipagpapatuloy ng Cebu Pacific (CEB), Philippines’ leading carrier, ang direct flights mula Davao patungong Hong Kong at Bangkok (Don Mueang), kasabay ng increased frequencies sa Iloilo at Siargao.
Ayon kay CEB spokesperson Carmina Romero , sa October 25 ay itutuloy ng CEB ang nasabing direct flights sa pagitan ng Davao at Hong Kong, “operating four times weekly – every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. Meanwhile, direct flights to Don Mueang (Bangkok) will start on October 26, with thrice weekly flights every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.”
“To further strengthen its domestic reach, the airline will also be increasing its Davao-Siargao flights, from 6x weekly to 10x weekly flights, while Davao-Iloilo services will grow from 10x weekly to 14x weekly flights, providing travelers more flexibility and convenient travel options. Travelers from Mindanao can now immerse themselves in Siargao’s laid-back island charm and world-famous surf spots or explore Iloilo’s rich heritage, thriving food culture and well-preserved historical landmarks” ani Romero.
“Outside the country, Hong Kong offers visitors unique experiences with its vibrant cityscape and culinary scene, while Thailand highlights its rich cultural heritage and renowned street food,” dagdag pa niya.
Samantala, patuloy umano ang CEB seat sale hanggang August 15. Maari umanong mag-book ng flights sa lahat ng domestic at international destinations na naka-sale sa halagang P88 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and surcharges. Ang travel period ay mula September 1 hanggang December 31, 2026.
“CEB operates in 35 Philippine and 26 international destinations spread across Asia, Australia and the Middle East and passengers can make their journey more convenient by purchasing additional baggage allowance and pre-ordering meals for their flight. It offers various payment options, including credit or debit cards and e-wallets, to book flights and buy add-ons,” ani Romero. (JERRY S. TAN/ JOJO SADIWA)