Another opportunity to plan your vacations to some of your favorite places in the country. At Airphil Express, you can fly from July 01 to October 15, 2012 at a very low prices to lots of local destinations.
@ 88 Pesos
Manila to Cebu, Iloilo, Kalibo, Tagbilaran, Tacloban,
Catarman, Calbayog, Puerto Princesa, Laoag, Tuguegarao
and San Jose or (vice versa)..
Cebu to Cagayan de Oro, Bacolod, Iloilo, Ozamiz, Tacloban,
Zamboanga and Davao (vice versa)..
@ 688 Pesos
Manila to Cotabato, Ozamiz, General Santos, Zamboanga,
Cagayan De Oro and Surigao (vice versa)..
Selling period: December 9 - 11, 2011
Travel period : July 01 - October 15, 2012
You can visit this link to check and book your tickets. www.airphilexpress.com
Terms and Conditions (as posted on their website):
1. Book and Buy
2. Senior Citizen discount permitted
3. Student discount NOT permitted
4. Infant discount permitted
5. Non- Reroutable
6. Non-Rebookable.
7. Non- Refundable. Tickets are forfeited if not used on
flight/date shown
8. PHP 1200 – for changes made atleast 1 day before the
scheduled departure (Domestic Flights only)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
A 4th Filipino was executed in China
A Filipino, considered drug smuggler was been executed in China. A 35-year old, who was not been known to the public, was given lethal injection just after a last meeting with family members and a priest. Despite appeals from the Philippine government, China remained firm and strong with her laws.
Way back 2008, a Filipino was been arrested and charged at a Chinese airport for smuggling about 1.5 kilograms of heroin. From Malaysia, he entered China as tourist.
This is considered as the fourth Filipino smuggler that is executed through lethal injection this year.
Way back 2008, a Filipino was been arrested and charged at a Chinese airport for smuggling about 1.5 kilograms of heroin. From Malaysia, he entered China as tourist.
This is considered as the fourth Filipino smuggler that is executed through lethal injection this year.
Friday, December 2, 2011
iPhone 4S from Smart Communication, this December 16
With one of the country's giant communication services provider's latest announcement on taking orders for Apple's latest product - iPhone 4S, Smart Communication Inc. is gaining confidence in taking over it's rival Globe Telecom Inc. in the postpaid market sector.
Smart Communication Inc. will be rolling-out to it's subscribers the Apple's best iPhone yet in the country starting this 16th of the month, December. Given with Apple's right to distribute their best known phones which ending Globe's exclusivity over the smartphone since the launch of its first version in 2008.
The iPhone 4S has been much anticipated and with its anticipated new features that includes the voice-enabled personal assistant, Siri.
Maybe worth knowing, Smart has 476,000 postpaid subscribers, only nearly a third of Globe's 1.4 million subscribers. Sun Cellular has close to 1.5 million postpaid subscribers.
Smart Communication Inc. will be rolling-out to it's subscribers the Apple's best iPhone yet in the country starting this 16th of the month, December. Given with Apple's right to distribute their best known phones which ending Globe's exclusivity over the smartphone since the launch of its first version in 2008.
The iPhone 4S has been much anticipated and with its anticipated new features that includes the voice-enabled personal assistant, Siri.
Maybe worth knowing, Smart has 476,000 postpaid subscribers, only nearly a third of Globe's 1.4 million subscribers. Sun Cellular has close to 1.5 million postpaid subscribers.
ZeroUnlimited Philippines by Globe
ZeroUnlimited Philippines
Globe Telecom partnered with Americantel Corporation through its subsidiary, GTI Telecom, to launch the first wireless plan with unlimited domestic and international calling to Philippines named as ZeroUnlimited Philippines, extending leadership of both companies in Filipino-American consumer section.
It was been internationally built to cater unlimited calls within the US and to the Philippines. This is part of Americatel's flagship contract-free prepaid wireless service ZERO11 wireless™ which is to provide affordable, reliable and ease of use.
ZeroUnlimited Philippines is the first ever wireless plan that offer unlimited domestic and international calling to the Philippines at one low flat monthly fee. This service works with most unlocked GSM phones in the United States, including Hawaii that no longer need to purchase new unit. According to source, Manila Bulletin, the monthly fee cost only $79.99 including unlimited domestic calls within the US, international calling to up to five Globe and TM cellular or landline numbers in the Philippines, as well as unlimited domestic texting and unlimited incoming international SMS. Data plans are available at $10 a month for 250MB and $20 a month for 2GB of data. Customers can dial any other number in the Philippines or worldwide at an additional charge as low as 2 cents ($0. 02) per minute.
In order to receive the benefits of ZeroUnlimited
Philippines wireless plan, customers must purchase the
plan with a free ZERO11 wireless™ SIM card and insert the activated SIM card into their unlocked GSM phones. The service can be purchased at authorized dealers throughout US, by calling toll free number 1-877- 724-8325 or online at www.zero11wireless.com/philippines. Customers must pre-register up to five Globe and TM numbers (cellular or landline) for unlimited calling to the Philippines. The service activation is instant and free.
Globe Telecom partnered with Americantel Corporation through its subsidiary, GTI Telecom, to launch the first wireless plan with unlimited domestic and international calling to Philippines named as ZeroUnlimited Philippines, extending leadership of both companies in Filipino-American consumer section.
It was been internationally built to cater unlimited calls within the US and to the Philippines. This is part of Americatel's flagship contract-free prepaid wireless service ZERO11 wireless™ which is to provide affordable, reliable and ease of use.
ZeroUnlimited Philippines is the first ever wireless plan that offer unlimited domestic and international calling to the Philippines at one low flat monthly fee. This service works with most unlocked GSM phones in the United States, including Hawaii that no longer need to purchase new unit. According to source, Manila Bulletin, the monthly fee cost only $79.99 including unlimited domestic calls within the US, international calling to up to five Globe and TM cellular or landline numbers in the Philippines, as well as unlimited domestic texting and unlimited incoming international SMS. Data plans are available at $10 a month for 250MB and $20 a month for 2GB of data. Customers can dial any other number in the Philippines or worldwide at an additional charge as low as 2 cents ($0. 02) per minute.
In order to receive the benefits of ZeroUnlimited
Philippines wireless plan, customers must purchase the
plan with a free ZERO11 wireless™ SIM card and insert the activated SIM card into their unlocked GSM phones. The service can be purchased at authorized dealers throughout US, by calling toll free number 1-877- 724-8325 or online at www.zero11wireless.com/philippines. Customers must pre-register up to five Globe and TM numbers (cellular or landline) for unlimited calling to the Philippines. The service activation is instant and free.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Death Sentence on Filipino - Final
Death sentence on Filipino
According to Manila Inquirer, it’s now final. Spokesmen
for both the Chinese embassy and the Department of
Foreign Affairs said of the decision of the Supreme
People’s Court of China affirming the drug trafficking
conviction and death sentence of a Filipino scheduled for
execution next week, as said by Ethan Sun Yi, deputy chief of the embassy’s political section and mission spokesperson.
DFA spokesman Raul Hernandez said exactly the same
thing, but added that “our government is appealing that
the death penalty be commuted to life imprisonment for
humanitarian reasons.”
According to Manila Inquirer, it’s now final. Spokesmen
for both the Chinese embassy and the Department of
Foreign Affairs said of the decision of the Supreme
People’s Court of China affirming the drug trafficking
conviction and death sentence of a Filipino scheduled for
execution next week, as said by Ethan Sun Yi, deputy chief of the embassy’s political section and mission spokesperson.
DFA spokesman Raul Hernandez said exactly the same
thing, but added that “our government is appealing that
the death penalty be commuted to life imprisonment for
humanitarian reasons.”
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