Jomar Sapo-an, a humble tailor, emerges victorious in the GameZone Tablegame Champions Cup: September Arena…“Maraming maraming salamat sa lahat ng bumubuo ng GameZone, kung di po dahil sa kanila, wala po ako rito.”

This GTCC is the third Tongits competition held by GameZone. It is currently the most influential national-level competition in the Philippines and the Tongits competition with the largest prize pool in the entire Philippines.

GameZone presents the “GameZone Tablegame Champions Cup (GTCC): September Arena”, a 2-day offline tournament which ran from September 20 to 21, held at the Filinvest Tent in Muntinlupa, Metro Manila, bringing in the top 36 seasoned players from all over the Philippines to compete in the September Arena for the prestigious golden trophy and a prize pool of ₱10,000,000, the largest prize pool for a Tongits competition in the entire Philippines.

A Tailor from Rizal wins and raises the GTCC: September Arena Championship Trophy

How A Couple Went on a Philippine Loop Experiencing Local Culture

Motorcycle tourism remains a relatively novel concept in the Philippines, despite the prevalence of two-wheeled transport as a mainstay of daily life. Yet, for many, the notion of long-distance motorcycle touring conjures images of large groups of riders thundering through quiet provincial towns, engines roaring at 1,200cc, leaving disruption in their wake.

Gelyka and Ramir

Voluntourism, which mixes volunteering and tourism, is rapidly gaining popularity among travelers eager to see the world while doing some good along the way. The concept appeals to those who want to satisfy their wanderlust but also feel the need to make a small difference, whether by teaching in far-flung schools, helping with environmental projects, or assisting in community development efforts.

The coconut lined road in Apurawan beach mirrors the famed coconut road in Siargao

In the final days of his term, Mayor Al David Uy stood with us beside a shaded column of the Island Garden City of Samal City Hall’s new parking bay, a structure that, under any setting, might appear ordinary. But here, its rooftop holds more than 1,000 solar panels.