#cebu🇵🇭

[tejennnn]

Fly with HWS SEA girls (updated) ✈️

Compiled my 2023 low-cost carrier crew uniform doodle series with HWS SEA girls + added my fanon ver of HWS Cambodia and Laos this time!

Some of the uniform looks so modern and fresh, even I would wear them on daily basis 😭

Based on:

Vi 🇻🇳 : VietJet Air Indo 🇮🇩 : Super Air Jet Mal 🇲🇾 : Air Asia Piri 🇵🇭 : Cebu Pacific Thai 🇹🇭 : Nok Air Singa 🇸🇬 : Scoot Airlines Cam 🇰🇭 : Cambodia Airways Lao 🇱🇦 : Laos Skyway

Also look at my inconsistent eye drawing (I drew them based on which kind suites their personality/emotion the most) 🤡

[jaymyfaie]

The spirit of Christmas in Cebu, Philippines is sooo different🎅🎄🇵🇭

[patchesjam]

bro im a third-world asian it would cost more than my entire worth as a human being to travel outside of my country 🇵🇭

one of my friends is in cebu at this moment it looks stunning :) i hope you at least enjoy where you are

[cebu101]

Capturing the breathtaking beauty of Cebu Island from above, with its lush green hills, pristine beaches, and vibrant coastal communities. Aerial perspective of paradise found! 🌸🇵🇭

[travelswshaylyn]

🇵🇭 Experience the Best of the Philippines! 🇵🇭

A tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture, the Philippines is a must-see destination for every traveler. 

- 🏙️ Explore Manila - The vibrant ‘Pearl of the Orient’ and national capital

- 🏛️ Visit Cebu - The oldest city, rich in history and culture

- 🌿 Day Tour to Bohol - Famous for Chocolate Hills, heritage sites, and tiny tarsiers

- 🏖️ Relax in Boracay - One of the world’s top beach destinations

📆 Book your spot now and dive into paradise!

*Alternate dates available*

Fill out this form, and let's dive into planning your adventure!

Or

Contact:

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Call or text (801) 663-9213

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[viajarelajado]

Paseando por la playa de Moalboal, Filipinas 🇵🇭 en el año 2023. #alldaytraveling #amoviajar #aroundtheworld #beautifuldestinations #placestogo #discoverearth #destinationearth #travelblogger #wanderlust #phototravel #exploretheworld #photoworld #lovetravel #instatravelgram #instatraveling #instatravel #instatraveler #letsgosomewhere #instavacation #igtraveller #igworldtrip #igglobalclub #greatphoto #moalboal #cebu #filipinas

[amike1055]

Philippines 🇵🇭 Walking at Night in CEBU CITY | Nighttime Scene of Downto...

[got7ent]

bambam1a: Hi Cebu 🇵🇭

[avaetin]

Me: (scrolling through IG)

Post: Did you know the gayest country in the world is not actually the USA? It's actually the Philippines.

Me: (slow smile) (opens the comment section, fully knowing what to expect)

Comment 1: PHILIPPINES MENTIONED!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🔥🔥🔥

Comment 2: Cebu mentioned!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Comment 3: 🎉🎉🎉

[raymondduggantravel]

🇵🇭 Welcome to the Philippines: Where Beauty Meets Hospitality 🌴🌊

Welcome to the Philippines, an archipelago of stunning islands, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. From the white sandy beaches of Boracay to the bustling streets of Manila, the Philippines invites travelers to explore its natural wonders, rich history, and diverse traditions.

Introduction: Step into a country where crystal-clear waters meet lush tropical forests, and every corner offers a glimpse into paradise. The Philippines welcomes you to wander through its bustling cities, relax on its pristine beaches, and immerse yourself in its colorful festivals and traditions. Whether you're diving into the vibrant marine life or sampling Filipino cuisine, the Philippines promises an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Beauty and Culture: The Philippines boasts some of the world's most beautiful islands, including Palawan's limestone cliffs and the stunning beaches of Cebu. Manila, the capital city, is a vibrant metropolis blending Spanish colonial architecture with modern skyscrapers. Intramuros, Manila's historic walled city, preserves Spanish-era landmarks such as Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church.

Beyond the cities, the Philippines' natural beauty unfolds in the Chocolate Hills of Bohol, the rice terraces of Banaue, and the underground river of Puerto Princesa. Filipino cuisine is a fusion of flavors influenced by Malay, Spanish, Chinese, and American cuisines, with dishes like adobo (marinated meat), sinigang (sour soup), and lechon (roast pig) showcasing its diverse culinary heritage.

Filipino culture is rich with festivals such as Sinulog in Cebu and Ati-Atihan in Aklan, celebrating religious devotion and community spirit through colorful parades and traditional dances. Filipino hospitality, known as "kapwa," reflects the warmth and generosity of the Filipino people, making visitors feel at home wherever they go.

Embark on your Philippine adventure with Expedia! Book your next journey and uncover the treasures of this tropical paradise. 🏝️🌺🌞 Explore the Philippines with Expedia

Join us as we celebrate the Philippines' natural beauty, vibrant culture, and legendary hospitality. #Philippines #TravelInspiration #TropicalParadise

[tejennnn]

I couldn't help but doodle the rest of them ahahah ;;; Fly with HWS SEA girls! ✈️

Nyo! Mal, Piri, Thai and Singa in local low-cost carrier flight attendant uniform 👀 Based on:

Mal 🇲🇾 : Air Asia

Piri 🇵🇭 : Cebu Pacific

Thai 🇹🇭 : Nok Air

Singa 🇸🇬 : Scoot Airlines

Uniform references under cut!

Mal 🇲🇾 :

Piri 🇵🇭 :

Thai 🇹🇭 :

Singa 🇸🇬 :

[sandnspice]

Cebu City Guesthouse: New Era Pension Inn 🇵🇭 Philippines Our Pension in Cebu city was located in a typical poor & congested Fillipino street area, with chickens & children dodging between the cars. https://www.sandspice.com/cebu-city-guesthouse/ #Philippines #Hotels #Guesthouse #Cebu #Ayala #NewEra

[masongrizchel]

The Only Scientist in the Family 👨‍🔬

What does it feel like to be the only scientist in the family? 🧪🔬

When my grandmother died, all the family members from my mother's side came, including my aunts and uncles, my cousins, and their siblings. In the Philippines, families are typically extended, making family reunions either exhausting or unlikely, especially for very large extended families. At least 2–3 generations of the family tree primarily cover this aspect. 🌳

On one side of the story, there is a comparison of the careers and life choices that your cousins made. Typically, Filipino parents are highly competitive, often comparing you to someone they perceive as doing better, saying things like, "Look at ___; he has a car, a stable job, and great pay and benefits. 🚗💼💰This is a common comment amongst aunts and uncles. Comparison is a natural aspect of family reunions. During the reunion, the metrics of success primarily rely on the number of assets one can present or flaunt (this is how they flex). 💪💼 How much they earn, how many kids they were able to finish college, and how well off they are in terms of their respective careers—for the most part, it focuses on what I call superficial things, mostly tangible (no offense meant). I enjoy conversing with them because my perspective and motivations are quite different from theirs, especially when most of their motivations are different from mine. What motivates you on a completely different level is the desire to leave something for the next generation to explore. 🌱🚀

Just to give you an idea, most of my cousins are seamen (if male) and teachers or managers of fast-food chains (if female). 🚢👨‍🏫🍔 As part of our culture, we all feel obligated to provide the comfort that our parents didn't have. 🏠 What do our aunts and uncles usually boast about? They often express a sense of pride and ownership regarding their siblings' successes. 💼 Despite facing various challenges within their own families, he or she supported their nephews or nieces in achieving their dreams or completing their education. 🎓 As a result, they tend to boast about how their kids pamper them. 🌟 Many of your cousins' jobs are either highly profitable or offer the greatest financial convenience. 💰 Tracking most of their careers, it is noticeable that I am the only scientist in our entire family (mother’s side). 👩‍🔬

On my father’s side, however, due to significant disparities in economic opportunities, he is illiterate. It's fortunate for them to have received at least an elementary education. 📚 My father completed elementary school, and according to what I heard from my late grandmother, he excelled academically, often ranking at the top of his class. 🎓 But since my dad wanted to help his family (his sister, brother, and mother), he grabbed the chance to ride the ship and sail to the new place of Metro Manila. ⛴️ His uncle started a photolithography business, and he recruited most of his nephews for job opportunities and ventures. According to what I heard from my grandmother, my dad is the son of a carnival owner in Cebu. 🎪 My dad, as a maiden child, was asked to live with my grandfather. I often hear this story, and I see it as a good opportunity for my dad to explore new ventures. However, I sensed some resentment because my dad also had to fend for his family on his own. 😔 This is a unique trait among Filipinos in general. They have this sense of pride and responsibility to show how independent they are. 🇵🇭 Most of my dad’s relatives are fishermen; their swimming skills determined their success, depending on how many fish they could catch. 🎣 But sadly, this can’t support and provide better opportunities for them since there are lots of factors involved when it comes to the number of fish that they can harvest from their respective nets. 🌊

Being with my relatives raised common questions about my salary and benefits. 💰 They often teased me, while few understood your true intentions or how much you wanted to contribute. 🤔 Your intrinsic drive for the quest that tests human boundaries is remarkable. 🚀 A middle-class background doesn't necessarily shield families from these persistent issues. 💼 You feel like you are the only one who is out of touch with the reality of the present time. 🕰️ You always think ahead since, for the majority of your work, you have deliverables to accomplish, as set by the funding agency that allowed you to ride your own mission. 📊 When you take part in something that your relatives think is pointless, you have no choice but to look for the support that will help you propel yourself to live up to your dream and vision that maybe someday everything that you have been doing right now will make sense. 🌟

Being the only scientist in the family is a unique experience that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. It's an opportunity to bridge the gap between science and everyday life, helping to foster a greater appreciation for scientific inquiry within your family. 🔬👩‍🔬🌱

[marcedrickirby]

Bargaining for Lechon in Cebu, Philippines 🇵🇭

MARCEDRIC KIRBY FOUNDER CEO.

MARCEDRIC.KIRBY INC.

THE VALLEY OF THE VAMPIRES

[khevingonzales]

February 24, 2024 | Filipinos are NOT FOR SALE! 🇵🇭 Prayer Rally!

Venue: Kasadya Ground Across Nustar | SRP-Cebu

Date & Time: February 25, 2024 | Sunday | 7PM! For Transparency, Accountability, Peace and Security in our Country! 🇵🇭💚

#FilipinosAreNotForSale #PrayerRally #Duterte #PDPLaban #Pilipinas #Philippines🇵🇭

[viajarelajado]

Recorriendo Moalboal, Filipinas 🇵🇭 en el año 2023. #alldaytraveling #amoviajar #aroundtheworld #beautifuldestinations #placestogo #discoverearth #destinationearth #travelblogger #wanderlust #phototravel #exploretheworld #photoworld #lovetravel #instatravelgram #instatraveling #instatravel #instatraveler #letsgosomewhere #instavacation #igtraveller #igworldtrip #igglobalclub #greatphoto #moalboal #cebu #filipinas