Swissôtel Clark just added another compelling reason to visit their vitality-inspired property with the launch of their first-ever Verona Brunch Club (VBC)—a dining concept designed to redefine how you experience Sunday mid-day dining in Central Luzon.

Entering Quest Plus Clark's Mimosa Plus Golf Clubhouse, my attention was immediately drawn to the brilliant sheen of the morning sun kissing the greens of the golf course. I sensed a lovely day ahead as I smelled the aroma of coffee and fresh pastries.

The Museo ning Angeles, which is well-preserved and ideally located in front of the Holy Rosary Church and a few steps away from Pamintuan Mansion, was initially built in 1922 as the Municipio del Pueblo, or the Town Hall of Angeles City. Earlier than that, the site was the location of a casa tribunal (courthouse) during the Spanish rule that burned down in 1860. Today, after the town hall was moved to its current location, it serves as a museum showcasing historical artifacts, artwork, and relics from the city and the province of Pampanga.

The history of World War II was like this wild story that just seeped into the very consciousness of my childhood. Ever since I stumbled upon my late father’s encyclopedia set back in first grade, I had been captivated by the pages that delved into the timeline bridging World War I and World War II.

The earliest I could recall hearing about Pearl Farm dated back to the 1990s. It was during this time when most Filipinos who could afford to travel often chalked up resorts and hotels as main destinations: Dakak in Dapitan, Punta Baluarte in Batangas, Pearl Farm in Davao, and Puerto Azul in Cavite, just to name a few.

NLEX Corporation recently launched a "Humans of the North" mini-documentary series that lends vibrancy to destinations in Northern Luzon by adding a dose of human touch. The series was envisioned to focus on ordinary people who have managed to create a ripple of positivity that extended beyond their communities.