Globe AT HOME brings fiber broadband closer to communities across South Luzon and the Visayas

Through its expanded Broadband Microshop network, Globe AT HOME gives more families convenient access to Globe Fiber services and expert assistance.
More Filipino families in South Luzon and the Visayas can now access Globe AT HOME services more conveniently as Globe expands its Broadband Microshops across 11 provinces in Batangas, Laguna, Quezon, Camarines Norte, Sorsogon, Cebu, Leyte, Eastern Samar, Iloilo, Antique, and Aklan.
The expansion strengthens Globe AT HOME’s presence in underserved and developing communities, making it easier for residents to explore Globe Fiber services and find broadband plans that suit their homes. As internet connectivity becomes increasingly essential for learning, work, business, and everyday transactions, Globe is making it easier for families to access broadband services and support within their communities.
Broadband Microshops serve as community-based touchpoints where residents can learn about Globe Fiber services, check service availability, and receive assistance without having to travel far from home. Through dedicated Globe representatives, customers can better understand available connectivity solutions and choose plans that fit their needs without traveling to major commercial centers.
“At Globe, we believe meaningful customer experience begins with accessibility. By bringing Broadband Microshops directly into communities, we make it easier for families to access reliable connectivity and receive the personalized support they need every step of the way,” said Adonis Evangelista, General Manager for South Luzon at Globe.
Located in strategic communities across South Luzon and the Visayas, the Broadband Microshops bring Globe AT HOME services within easier reach of thousands of households in fast-growing residential areas. Residents can visit the hubs to learn more about available broadband plans, check Globe Fiber coverage in their area, and receive guidance throughout their broadband journey.
“Reliable internet access opens opportunities for communities to learn, work, and grow. Through Broadband Microshops, we are bringing connectivity and customer support closer to the families we serve across the Visayas, helping more Filipinos benefit from the digital economy,” said Jimbo Cordero, General Manager for Visayas at Globe.
The expansion reinforces Globe’s commitment to digital inclusion by helping bridge connectivity gaps and extending digital opportunities to more Filipinos. Through initiatives such as Broadband Microshops, Globe continues to create a #GlobeOfGood by enabling more communities to learn, earn, and thrive in an increasingly connected world.
Residents may visit their nearest Globe AT HOME Broadband Microshop to learn more about available plans, check Globe Fiber availability, and receive assistance with their broadband needs. More information is available at www.globe.com.ph/broadband.
For more information about Globe, visit www.globe.com.ph.
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