Cebu Pacific supports Kadayawan 2022
The Philippines’ leading airline Cebu Pacific (CEB) goes all out as it supported the first face-to-face Kadayawan Festival since the pandemic, contributing as gold sponsor to the event. To stimulate travel to the region, CEB has an ongoing seat sale exclusive for the Davao region that will run until August 26, 2022. Experience Davao for
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The Philippines’ leading airline Cebu Pacific (CEB) goes all out as it supported the first face-to-face Kadayawan Festival since the pandemic, contributing as gold sponsor to the event.
To stimulate travel to the region, CEB has an ongoing seat sale exclusive for the Davao region that will run until August 26, 2022. Experience Davao for as low as P88 one-way base fare, for travels until January 31, 2023.
Over the weekend, CEB flew to Davao leading adventure travel bloggers and online lifestyle journalists from Manila to experience the rich culture, sights, and sounds of Kadayawan in Davao City, in partnership with several tourism establishments.
“We are happy to finally celebrate Kadayawan face-to-face after a long time. We appreciate the support of Cebu Pacific and other Philippine carriers in enticing both local and foreign tourists to visit Davao and its surrounding areas. Davao has so much to offer, whether it’s cultural heritage, outdoor adventure, island experience, or delicious Filipino food,” said Department of Tourism Davao (DOT 11) regional director, Tanya Rabat-Tan.
“We want to give everyJuan a convenient and affordable air travel, that is why we encourage families, friends, and even solo backpackers to take advantage of this promo and fly to Davao. Likewise, those from Davao can also book to other destinations in the country, like Bohol, Cebu, Iloilo and Zamboanga,” said Carmina Romero, Corporate Communications Director of Cebu Pacific.
Davao is one of the pioneer routes of Cebu Pacific, with the maiden Manila-Davao-Manila service in 1996. In 2008, CEB designated the Davao City International Airport as its hub in Mindanao. It remains as one of CEB’s largest hubs.
Starting August 24, CEB will increase its flight frequency between Davao and Zamboanga, from five times to seven times weekly.
CEB currently flies 8x daily from Manila to Davao, thrice daily from Davao to Cebu, thrice weekly from Davao to Bohol (every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday), and daily from Davao to Iloilo.
The airline continues to offer its guaranteed low fares to stimulate travel across its widest domestic network and continues to implement a multi-layered approach to safety.
Fly easy, going online is key! Let’s Fly Juans More to CEB’s widest domestic network. Book now via www.cebupacificair.com.
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