What is happening now in Pampanga Real Estate Philippines Part 3

Tourism is a Top Priority here

With the cheap airfares and budget travel on the rise. People are getting into traveling other places within the country or overseas. This creates a new opportunity for local tourism to spring. The national government is considering it making Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) as a dual airport with Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Paranaque City, Metro Manila.

DMIA has been servicing international budget carriers such as Tiger Airways, AirAsia and others airline companies with international flights and destinations from Asian countries or cities like Hong Kong, Bangkok, Seoul and even Darwin, Australia.

Local budget airlines such as Cebu Pacific, Zest Air, PAL Express have already been servicing air transport and passenger services to local destination in southern island of Visayas and Mindanao regions from Diosdado Macapagal International Airport at Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.

In a newspaper published report from The Philippine Daily Inquirer DMIA is expected to serve 750,000 passengers by the end of this year. By next year, "the number was seen to breach 1 million" said by Clark International Airport President Victor Luciano, in an interview.

What is happening now in Pampanga Real Estate Philippines Part 2

Historical Pampanga: Interesting tidbits and historical treasures in Pampanga

Emilio Aguinaldo Portrait from Malacanang Palace

On my research, there are many historical places to visit in Pampanga ranging from the adobe heritage houses dating back from the Spanish colonial times to other historical related and significant any visitor should visit.

In 1762-1763, the town of Bacolor was the capital of the Philippines during the British occupation of Manila in  when the Spaniards under Simon de Anda retreated in this town.

The San Fernando Train Station were our national hero, Jose Rizal disembarked for a stopover and recruit new members for La Liga Filipina on June 27, 1892.

In 1899, Emilio Aguinaldo moved the Capital of the First Philippine Republic from Malolos to several towns to escape American Forces. The Pamintuan House / Mansion located in Miranda Street corner of Sto. Entierro Street became the headquarters and palace of Phillippine revolutionary government.The town of Bacolor was the capital of the Philippines during the British occupation of Manila  when the Spaniards under Simon de Anda retreated in this town.

What is happening now in Pampanga Real Estate Philippines Part 1

This article is a three part series tells the story reflecting the growth of our province Pampanga and how it move rapidly from a disaster-prone area to an economic super province of the Philippines. See more of the past, present and to future of Pampanga, Pnilippines.

Cities and Towns in Pampanga, Philippines are Rapidly Growing and Moving Forward! 

For the past 10 years, major Philippine developers are making name and building a niche of themselves in Central Luzon. Their vast network of developments around the province had made news and sprung interests in reshaping the land that was once devastated by natural calamities. In short, Pampanga has become a major hub of agricultural and industrial businesses with its Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) accredited facilities within cities of Angeles, Mabalacat and town of Bacolor.