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Traveler Spotlight – Neil Alvin Nicerio, Discover His Adventures in Japan
For October our Traveler Spotlight is Neil Alvin Nicerio, the person behind The backpack Adventures, a Google Certified Educator, and he was one of the featured bloggers at Navi 2020 Travel Journal. His blog offers great tips for travelers that you won’t see elsewhere. You can tell Neil is passionate about his blog and loves what he does, which is why his writings are very encouraging and straightforward; and his photography skills are extraordinary. Get to know our Traveler of the Month as he shares with us some of his travel experiences by answering our 5 Travel Questions.
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More FREE Online Activities to Keep You Sane (and Maybe Even Smarter) During Quarantine!
Non-essential travel is being discouraged across the country as a result of the pandemic and a series of lockdowns. A difficult yet essential measure. Let’s all remain at home and use this extra time to reevaluate our priorities and discover new interests. It doesn’t have to be dull while you’re at it. Here are 5 more activities that you can do online for free to make the most out of your home quarantine.
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10 Best Rainy Day Filipino Food to Cozy Up With
You know that feeling when the first drops of rain hit your roof and your stomach immediately sends an urgent memo to your brain? Something like: “Hey, it’s raining. Please deploy soup immediately.” If you’re Filipino, that memo arrives with a very specific list of demands — steaming bowls, simmering broths, chewy noodles, and enough comfort to make you forget that your tricycle got soaked and your slippers are basically snorkeling gear now. Rainy day Filipino food is not just a category of cuisine. It is a love language. It is a warm hug in a bowl, a blanket you can eat, and a reminder that storms are actually wonderful…
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COVID-19 Community Quarantine Classifications in the Philippines: A Friendly, Expert Guide
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world like a wrecking ball in 2020, the Philippines, like many countries, scrambled to protect its citizens. Enter the era of the Community Quarantine—a term that has since become deeply embedded in Filipino life, vocabulary, and memes. This guide explores the ins and outs of the Community Quarantine classifications used in the Philippines during the height of the pandemic. We’ll cover what each classification meant, how they evolved, and how Filipinos adapted—often with humor, heart, and resilience. Whether you’re a student researching public health, a policymaker doing a retrospective, or someone trying to make sense of what the heck MECQ stood for, this is…
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How to Get an International Certificate of Vaccination, also known as a “Yellow Card,” in the Philippines (A Step-by-Step Guide)
Application for an international vaccination can now be done online, Filipinos may secure one should it be required. It can be used as a medical document for essential or emergency travel. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to get an International Certificate of Vaccination or “Yellow Card” in the Philippines.
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5 Fun Things To Do Online For Free While on Lockdown
Staying at home may be limiting but it doesn’t need to be boring, from learning a new language to doing random DIY projects, there are plenty of fun and productive things you can take up to pass the time – why not start right now? Here are 5 fun things that you can do online for free while on lockdown.
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Why I’ve Added the Brilliant Eiffel Tower to My Bucket List
I am not a fan of touristy places and prefer to avoid crowds. While many people rave about visiting the Eiffel Tower in France, I’ve decided to spend 2019 on the French Riviera. Most of my friends’ bucket lists include a trip to Paris, while I hope to visit Grenoble and experience the French Alps. That is, until now. Ladies and gentlemen, this article is dedicated to the woman who had a tremendous influence on my life. She was strong, elegant, and brilliant, exactly like the Eiffel Tower, and everyone admired her. Here’s why I’ve put the Eiffel Tower on my bucket list.
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Birthday Queen Diaries: 34 Revelations, Ridiculous Gifts, and Real Talk
Birthdays. They say 33 is the happiest age. Most people don’t buy it, but having spent the last 365 days testing this hypothesis, I agree. Your 30s are when you’ve worked out the kinks, found your stride, cultivated meaningful relationships, and you’re finally reaping the benefits of all those glorious life lessons. And speaking of benefits… it’s official: I am the Birthday Queen. No crown required—just wisdom, sass, a few gray hairs, and a solid skincare routine.
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10 Incredible Books Set in New York to Satisfy Your Wanderlust
New York City has long been a source of inspiration for writers, and it’s easy to see why. With its dazzling skyline, bustling streets, and rich history, the city provides the perfect backdrop for stories filled with ambition, mystery, romance, and adventure. Whether you’re dreaming of walking through Central Park, navigating the city’s underground secrets, or experiencing its glamorous nightlife, the right book can transport you straight to the heart of the Big Apple—no plane ticket required! If you’re craving a literary escape, we’ve got you covered. From thrilling mysteries to heartwarming romances and thought-provoking dramas, these 10 incredible books set in New York will take you on a journey…
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The Little Prince Translated into 24 Languages for a Magical Global Adventure!
Reading The Little Prince as an adult was such a strange experience. I remember reading this as a kindergarten, my mother gave me a copy and insisted I read it, and I only remember hating it, and that it made me cry. In grade 1, I remember telling my mom how I wanted to be an astronaut so I could travel to Asteroid B-612 and I wanted to have a fox. I also remember laughing a few times. The almost condescending attitude towards adults and the jokes at their expense makes this book appealing to kids since they can relate to being baffled by grown-ups. But as I’m laughing at the crazy…
