Technology and Travel

Salmon, a credit-led financial technology company, has just launched Salmon Moto Loans—a simple, fully digital way for customers to purchase motorcycles with transparent pricing, fast approval, and flexible payment terms. Motorcycles are becoming the backbone of mobility in the Philippines, with millions relying on 2-wheelers to commute, earn a living, and support their families. According […]

By Tessa R. Salazar The Oct 7, 2025 advisory of the Philippine National Police-Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG) requiring owners of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) to secure a certification from the Department of Energy (DOE) as a prerequisite for exemption from the number coding scheme implemented along EDSA and other major thoroughfares

Isuzu Philippines Corp (IPC) welcomed the summer season by joining the much-anticipated annual Overland Kings Camp Out, one of the country’s premier gatherings for outdoor and off-road enthusiasts. Held recently at the picturesque Crystal Beach in Zambales, the event attracted over 140 rugged rigs outfitted with cutting-edge overlanding accessories, setting the stage for three days

(Photo by Aibek Skakov/Pexels) Despite South Korea’s short-lived martial law, its citizens will continue to travel abroad, and even include the Philippines in their itinerary. This was the prediction made by Quezon City Rep. Marvin Rillo. “We look forward to a very large number of South Korean tourists arriving in the Philippines in 2025,” Rillo,

Isuzu Philippines Corp (IPC) recently concluded a 2-day adventure with D-MAX customers and car club members from across the country at its latest Isuzu D-MAX Camp-Out. The event, which combined eco-driving, overlanding activities, and family fun, highlighted the Isuzu D-MAX’s off-road prowess and fuel efficiency in a stunning beachside setting at Crystal Beach, Zambales. The

The much-anticipated Pangasinan Link Expressway (P-Lex) spanning the province’s Binalonan and Laoac towns has recently broken ground, in a ceremony initiated by San Miguel Corp (SMC) and the Pangasinan provincial government. The project is seen to further unlock the province’s economic potential through improved accessibility and mobility. SMC president and CEO Ramon S. Ang described