Dr. Charlie T. Yu

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With over four decades in aviation and tourism, Dr. Charlie T. Yu has helped people get places—and gathered plenty of stories along the way. A former airline and travel executive, senior government official, and former president of the Philippine Travel Agencies Association (PTAA), he now shares his experience as a part-time professor. After all these years, Charlie knows the journey is rarely boring—and he still has plenty of miles, stories, and opinions left in the tank.

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Christmas is coming, and with it, the annual homecoming of thousands of overseas Filipinos eager to reunite with their families, enjoy familiar food, visit favorite destinations, and celebrate the holidays in the Philippines.

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