CEBU PACIFIC, NAKIPAG-PARTNER SA KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION;MGA PINOY, HINIKAYAT NA BISITAHIN ANG NASABING BANSA
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SA pagsisikap na mas dayuhin ng mga Pilipino ang South Korea at palakasin ang ‘travel and tourism ties’ ng dalawang bansa, pinalakas ng Philippines’ leading carrier Cebu Pacific (CEB) ang matagal na nitong partnership sa Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), sa pamamagitn ng signing ceremony nitong November 6 na dinaluhan nina KTO President and CEO Sung Hyeuck Park, CEB President and Chief Commercial Officer Xander Lao at CEB Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer Candice Iyog.
Sa pagtatampok ng papel ng partnership upang gawing mas ‘accessible’ ang paglalakbay, sinabi ni Iyog na: “Korea has long been one of the most popular international destinations among Filipino travelers. At Cebu Pacific, we see this interest reflected in the travel demand between our two countries. Ultimately, this partnership is not just about making travel more accessible — it’s about creating more opportunities for cultural exchange and strengthening the connections between our two countries.”
Ayon kay CEB spokesperson Carmina Romero, ” the partnership builds on both organizations’ efforts to make travel between the Philippines and Korea more accessible. CEB currently operates direct flights to Incheon from Manila and Cebu, providing more convenient connections to one of the most popular international destinations among Filipinos.”
“Under the partnership, Romero said both organizations will collaborate on tourism promotion, Korea-bound airfare promotions, joint marketing, and consumer engagement. Initiatives will also explore Korean pop culture and Hallyu-related content, as well as opportunities to strengthen air connectivity and support route development, with both organizations aiming to welcome 30,000 Filipino travelers to South Korea in 2027.” dagdag pa ni Romero.
Binigyang-diin naman ni Park ang kahalagahan ng Philippine market sa Korean tourism industry at sinabing ‘welcome’ ang patuloy na collaboration sa airline.
“The Philippines is an important market for Korean tourism, and we are pleased to strengthen our partnership with Cebu Pacific to make Korea more accessible to Filipino travelers. Together, we hope to inspire more Filipinos to discover Korea and experience the country’s rich culture, attractions, and unique offerings,” ayon naman kay Park.
Sinabi ni Romero na ang mga manlalakbay ay maaring umasa ng mas madaming joint initiatives, pati na travel offers at promotions upang gawing mas abot-kaya ng lahat ang pagbisita sa Korea. (JERRY S. TAN)