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PAL launches 3-day flash sale with up to 50% off fares

Philippine Airlines is running a limited "3-Day Flash Sale" from July 15 to 17, cutting fares on select domestic and international routes for travel starting August 1 this year. Travel until January 31, 2026 qualifies for up to 30 percent off, while trips from February 2027 onward get bigger discounts: up to 50 percent on domestic base fares and up to 40 percent on international base rates. The offer covers destinations across the Philippines, Asia, Australia, North America, and the Middle East, with passengers retaining access to full services including free meals and standard baggage allowances. Eligible domestic bookings worth at least P20,000 also come with zero-percent installment plans for up to three months via partner banks BPI, Metrobank, and HSBC.

Globe Business steps up support for HoReCa industry digital shift 

Globe Business is expanding its focus on the local hotel, restaurant and café sector as businesses strive to keep pace with the fast growing digital travel economy. Rising demand from medical and wellness tourists, MICE travelers, and digital nomads is pushing operators to deliver personalized service, while facing a 325 percent jump in industry cyber threats and ongoing labor pressures. The firm is promoting its "Intelligent Transformation" approach, which combines strong connectivity, cloud tools, cybersecurity and data analytics to streamline operations and tailor guest experiences. Industry data shows this level of personalization can lift guest lifetime value by 20 percent to 30 percent. Globe Business shared these strategies during the recent Hospitality and Food and Beverage Summits, aiming to help businesses build secure, efficient digital foundations for long term growth.

Japan urges compliance on 10th anniversary of South China Sea legal ruling

Japan has called on China to respect international law, marking exactly ten years since a landmark legal ruling rejected Beijing’s vast maritime claims in the South China Sea.

Megaworld raises P5.6 billion for MREIT expansion push

Property giant Megaworld Corp. has raised P5.6 billion through a series of MREIT Inc. block sales between April and July, providing fresh capital to bankroll the next wave of township developments while expanding the listed real estate investment trust's portfolio.

Lenovo launches ICC platform to support 2026 World Cup operations

Lenovo has introduced its Intelligent Command Center, a centralized real-time system built to help manage the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026™. As the largest tournament to date with 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities and three host nations, the event requires unprecedented operational coordination.

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First Holdings sets 2-year, P5B share buyback program

First Philippine Holdings Corp. said its board approved a new share buyback program that gives the Lopez-led conglomerate up to P5 billion to repurchase its own shares over the next two years while also declaring P467 million in cash dividends.

DENR bolsters El Niño readiness nationwide

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has activated all its units to scale up El Niño preparations, as DOST-PAGASA warns the event could turn very strong by late 2026 and persist into mid-2027.

Philippines sets 75% emission cut goal, moves fast on superpollutants at UN Summit

The Philippines has reaffirmed its 75 percent emission reduction and avoidance target in its 2026 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), laying out concrete plans to curb short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs)—or “superpollutants”—at the Superpollutant Action Summit in New York. Held alongside the 81st UN General Assembly and organized by the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, the summit gathered global leaders to speed action on pollutants that drive rapid warming and health harm.

The electric car meets the Filipino road

The electric vehicle has arrived in the Philippines with a promise familiar to anyone who has spent an afternoon crawling along EDSA: less dependence on gasoline, quieter motoring, and a little less money disappearing into the fuel tank. It’s an appealing proposition. The only complication is that the Filipino road has never been particularly interested in making life easy for anyone.
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