Coffee That’s Really Good For You: Glorious, Isn’t It?

by May Castillo // May 1, 2021 // No Comments

For decades, coffee had received a bad reputation. Besides allegedly triggering high blood pressure, insomnia, and hyperacidity, the Filipino habit of adding lots of sugar and cream to one’s cup has been said to aggravate diabetes. While there’s no denying... Continue reading →

SPREAD ‘EASTER JOY!’ WITH THE MANILA HOTEL’S MYSTERY EGG

by May Castillo // March 30, 2021 // No Comments

This is the second year we would be celebrating Easter without events featuring fun and games for kids, or even their much-awaited Easter egg hunt. While we are all advised to stay at home and keep safe, parents can still... Continue reading →

LEA SALONGA, KUH LEDESMA & OTHERS FEATURED IN THE MANILA HOTEL’S 2021 COUNTDOWN WITH A CAUSE

by May Castillo // December 28, 2020 // No Comments

Artists like Lea Salonga, Kuh Ledesma, world-renowned soprano Rachelle Gerodias, Korean baritone Byeong-In Park, Richard Reynoso, UP Concert Chorus, and others join The Manila Hotel in a virtual countdown event to mark the coming of the New Year. In keeping... Continue reading →

Defensil Isopropyl Alcohol Welcomes Richard Gutierrez, Sarah Lahbati, and kids as Brand Ambassadors

by May Castillo // December 21, 2020 // No Comments

Defensil 70% Solution Isopropyl Alcohol continues its campaign to be Filipino families’ ally in germ protection in the new normal as they welcome newlyweds, Richard Gutierrez and Sarah Lahbati, together with their adorable kids Zion and Kai, as their brand... Continue reading →

Six Holiday Surprises This Christmas at SM

by May Castillo // November 7, 2020 // No Comments

Christmas is almost here! Not even the pandemic can take away the beloved tradition of Filipino families to celebrate this joyous season at SM. Let the wonderful, magical and truly merry Christmas at SM drive away the blues! Sama sama tayo sa... Continue reading →

Why Igorots in Metro Manila Directly Source Goods from Farmers

by May Castillo // September 24, 2020 // No Comments

Two pesos a kilo for cabbage. Four pesos for cucumber. After spending to bring their produce to the nearest vegetable trading post in the last week of July, Cordilleran farmers were given a cruel rate, crushing their hope of raising... Continue reading →