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Saturday, May 11, 2013

Cebu Pacific Air, cheapest way of travelling in the Philippines

$8 for a domestic flight ticket any destinations in the Philippines.


Are you looking for a cheap flight ticket in the Philippines? Cebu Pacific would be your answer. Keep visiting the site and you'll find a amazing deal like this. 1 peso ticket for all domestic destinations. Well, there are surcharges such as admin fee and tax but the total amount is less than $10 for one-way ticket. 



Below is the link for Cebu Pacific Air. Have fun in the Philippines!

http://www.cebupacificair.com/Pages/default.aspx

Better way of booking hotels in the Philippines, Hotel Brokers


If you are planning to book hotel rooms in the Philippines, it'll be worth searching hotel brokers. Sofitel Manila's superior room rate is $190 per night but if you book it through the broker you can get it for $140 per night. This korean broker offers rooms in Sofitel, EDSA shangri-la, Richmond Ortigas, St. Giles and more.  Contact number is 63.915.2286115, 63.2.374.2490.


This broker offers better deal for some hotels; $130 for Sofitel and $120 for EDSA Shangri-la Hotel. Contact number for this broker is 63.2.521.7181.

Internet Service in the Philippines



Internet is pretty slow and relatively expensive in the Philippines. PLDT, Philippines Long Distance Telecome, is the major play in the market. PLDT is known for stable connection but infamous for poor service at the same time. Monthly charge for 1.5 Mbps speed is 999 peso. I'm using 3Mbps service and it's not bad. I can watch Youtube videos without buffering; I'm not talking about HD quality videos, of course. Downside of PLDT DSL is that it comes with landline and it's not free. Homephone is 700 peso per month. So if you apply for PLDT 3Mbps you will end up paying 2,700 peso per month. Another thing to know before you sign up for PLDT; installation takes about 1 month. One month. Thing twice before you call PLDT if you can't this long.


Alternative to PLDT is SkyCable. I've never used Skycable but it seems to be gaining popularity.