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Traveler Spotlight: Trixie Ricablanca-Angeles, Nurse. Fiscover the holiday activities of book-loving travelers.
Our Traveler Spotlight is Trixie Ricablanca-Angeles. She is a nurse by profession, a volunteer to non-profit organization, a traveler and a self-proclaimed book geek. She is also a former colleague who became a very good friend of mine.
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Cafe Ilang-Ilang in Manila Hotel: A Comprehensive Review
Café Ilang-Ilang at the famous Manila Hotel is more than just a place to eat – it’s where you go for a top-notch dining experience right in the heart of Manila. People love it for its wide range of delicious international dishes and its classy atmosphere. Locals and tourists alike flock here for a taste of something special. In this review, we’re diving deep into Café Ilang-Ilang, checking out everything from its vibe and menu to how well they treat their guests. Get ready for a culinary journey through one of Manila’s most captivating spots.
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Romantic Gondola Ride at Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill: An Unforgettable Venetian Escape in Metro Manila
Ciao, fellow adventurers! Buckle up your seatbelts, or should I say, lace up your gondolier shoes because we’re about to embark on a journey that’ll whisk us away to the charming canals of Italy, right here in the heart of Taguig City. Yes, you heard me right! Get ready to experience the magic of the Gondola Ride at the Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Hill.
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