Cebu Pacific, the country’s leading carrier, kicks off November with an exciting Cebu Pacific seat sale, offering over 750,000 domestic seats at affordable prices for Visayas and Mindanao travelers ready to explore more of the Philippines in 2025.

CEB travelers can book flights until November 7 to all domestic destinations for as low as PHP 99 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and surcharges. The travel period is from January 1 to March 31, 2025, perfect for travelers who are looking to discover more Philippines at the start of the new year.

CEB has recently expanded Visayas and Mindanao network with direct flights to more destinations. From Davao, passengers can access 12 domestic routes, including Cagayan de Oro, Puerto Princesa, and Clark. Iloilo offers 12 domestic routes, such as Tacloban and Zamboanga, while Cebu remains a key hub with over 20 routes, including new flights to Masbate and San Vicente in Palawan.

With CEB’s extensive network and low fares, every Juan in Visayas and Mindanao can plan their ideal vacation—whether it’s diving in Palawan, island-hopping around Iloilo, or visiting General Santos, known as the “Tuna Capital of the Philippines.”

Passengers can use their Travel Fund to book flights or choose from other payment options, such as credit or debit cards and e-wallets, to secure flights and add-ons.

CEB operates in 35 domestic and 26 international destinations, covering Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, giving Visayas and Mindanao travelers a wide range of travel opportunities.

Book your flights now at bit.ly/CebuPacificSale.

Cebu Pacific (PSE: CEB), the Philippines’ leading carrier, inaugurated on October 29 its direct flights from Manila to Chiang Mai, offering more Juans a seamless and affordable way to visit the mountainous region of northern Thailand.

The Manila-Chiang Mai flights will operate three times weekly — every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

CEB — which is the only carrier in the Philippines that offers direct flights to Chiang Mai — celebrated the launch with an event at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, attended by His Excellency Mr. Tull Traisorat, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand to the Philippines, and Ms. Yatika Kaewborisoot, Director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

In his speech during the event, CEB President and Chief Commercial Officer Xander Lao highlighted the airline’s commitment to offering passengers more opportunities to explore the country and the world.

“For years, Cebu Pacific has been dedicated to connecting Filipinos not only to essential destinations, but also to popular places that were previously difficult to reach. More than adding to Cebu Pacific’s growing network, the launch of the Manila-Chiang Mai also serves as a testament to Cebu Pacific’s commitment to making air travel more accessible for every Juan,” he added.

With the launch of this route, travelers will now enjoy a shorter and more efficient journey to Chiang Mai – cutting up to 8 hours of the passenger’s travel time. Travelers will also save up to 64% on their flight costs with our direct service.

As direct flights between Manila and Chiang Mai begin, more Filipino travelers will now experience the popular Lantern Festival every November, take home renowned Thai handicrafts, and visit the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep — one of the most venerated temples in Chiang Mai.

To commemorate the event, passengers of the maiden flight were treated to Thai snacks and other travel essentials from TAT prior to boarding their flight.

CEB operates in 35 domestic and 26 international destinations spread across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.

It’s truly beginning to look a lot like Christmas for Filipinos! To make the season of giving even more special, AirAsia MOVE has partnered with VISA and the Landbank of the Philippines to offer more affordable travel options.

Landbank Visa Debit Card

This collaboration hopes to make travel more accessible and enjoyable for more Filipinos and government workers.

With this latest promo, cardholders who book AirAsia and non-AirAsia flights and hotels via the AirAsia MOVE app can enjoy exclusive and limited-time benefits.

Weng Rivera, Head of Travel of AirAsia MOVE Philippines, shared her excitement for the new collaboration: “The season of giving brings so much joy and happiness to all. With all these affordable deals, we can share the gift of travel and precious memories to Filipinos. I’d also like to underscore that this partnership hopes to bring some reward and joy to our hardworking government employees. May they enjoy their well-deserved break with these travel offerings from AirAsia MOVE."

AirAsia MOVE app can enjoy exclusive and limited-time benefits

For AirAsia flights with a minimum spend of PHP5,000 booked on AirAsia MOVE using a Landbank Visa Debit Card, travelers will enjoy a PHP 500 discount on their booking, a complimentary Santan meal on board, and a bonus of 500 AirAsia points added to their accounts. No promo code is required for the promotional AirAsia flights, as the discount is automatically applied when the Landbank Visa Debit Card is used at checkout. 

Landbank Debit Cardholders booking a flight with other airlines via AirAsia MOVE can also enjoy a PHP500 discount using the promo code LBPVISA at checkout.

To complete the seamless travel experience, they can also book hotels on the app at discounted rates. They can get PHP200 savings with promo code LBPVISA for a minimum spend of PHP2,000.

Landbank Debit Cardholders can book these exclusive deals every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until December 31, 2024. The travel period is from October 11, 2024, to August 31, 2025.

Strengthens efforts in Reef and Coastal Clean-up

After its successful run in 2023, Century Tuna, the country’s no.1 tuna brand, continues to lead the charge in marine conservation in the Philippines, further solidifying its commitment to fighting plastic pollution with the 2nd year of its “Saving Our Seas” campaign. 

Volunteer divers participated in the Century Tuna ‘Saving Our Seas’ reef cleanup activity in Mabini, Batangas.

This 2024, Century Tuna expanded its efforts by leading education drives on the Plastic Circular Economy and responsible plastic waste management, spearheaded initiatives to restore and protect vital coastal areas, and actively engaging with local communities across the country.

Ms. Bea Ballesca-Martinez, Century Tuna Marketing Manager, helmed the Coastal Clean-up leg of Century Tuna “Saving Our Seas” in Mabini, Batangas.

Representatives and volunteers from Century Pacific Food Inc. (CPFI), Century Tuna Superbods 2024 finalists, HOPE, and the Local Government of Mabini, Batangas, gathered for the “Saving Our Seas” International Coastal Cleanup Day activity on the coast of Anilao in Batangas.

Mr. Carlo Endaya, Vice President and General Manager of the Branded Tuna Division, Century Pacific Food Inc., talked about the second year of the “Saving Our Seas” Initiative

“With the second year of the ‘Saving Our Seas’ campaign, Century Tuna is reiterating its commitment to taking proactive steps in protecting our marine environments,” said Mr. Carlo Endaya, Vice President and General Manager of Branded Tuna Division, Century Pacific Food Inc. (CPFI). “That’s why we’re doing this—aside from cleaning the ocean, we want to continue spreading the word and fostering the mindset that we must always work to prevent plastic pollution.”

Century Tuna Superbods 2024 finalists led by Century Tuna Superbods 2024 Runner-up Patrick Patawaran, participated in the Century Tuna 'Saving Our Seas' International Coastal Cleanup Day in Mabini, Batangas.

Century Tuna Superbods finalists and CPFI executives spearheaded the Century Tuna 'Saving Our Seas' coastal cleanup in Subic Bay, Zambales.

In celebration of International Coastal Cleanup Day, Century Tuna initiated a school-based plastic recycling drive in several elementary schools in Mabini, Batangas. In partnership with HOPE’s Aling Tindera Waste-to-Cash program, elementary students were encouraged to collect plastic waste, exchange it for cash, and learn more about the Plastic Circular Economy - where all plastics collected and recycled are diverted away from nature to ensure that it won’t leak back into the open environment.

“The idea is to help everyone realize that by picking up that piece of plastic, you can not only earn a little extra money for your family but also contribute to solving this global problem and help clean up the Philippines and the world,” said Ms. Ilusion Farias, HOPE Managing Director.

Ms. Ilusion Farias, HOPE Managing Director shared the importance of teaching students about the Plastic Circular Economy at the Century Tuna “Saving Our Seas” School Plastic Drive

Following the initiative and coinciding with the International Coastal Cleanup Day, representatives from Century Tuna, together with finalists from Century Tuna Superbods 2024 led by Runner-up Patrick Patawaran, CPFI employees, and volunteer divers participated in a coastal and reef cleanup activity in Mabini, Batangas. They were able to collect a total of 357 kilograms of plastic waste from both the shoreline and underwater.

CPFI employees and the Local Government of San Juan, La Union collaborated for the Century Tuna “Saving Our Seas” Earth Day Palit-Plastic Project in San Juan, La Union.

The award-winning Century Tuna’s “Saving Our Seas” campaign is a continuation of its bigger mission to aid in marine conservation. Last year, the campaign was able to surpass its initial target of collecting 10 metric tons of plastic waste and avoiding it getting leaked into our seas.

Early this year, “Saving Our Seas” made notable progress with key events such as the Earth Day Palit Plastic Project in La Union and the Superbods Cleanup Drive in Subic Bay, Zambales. These efforts highlight Century Tuna’s dedication to the bigger cause of fighting plastic pollution and educate people on the idea of a Plastic Circular Economy.

For more information, please visit https://centurytuna.ph/ or visit Century Tuna on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/centurytuna or @centurytunasuperbods on Instagram for more updates.

Cebu Pacific Advisory

Cebu Pacific new Airbus A321neo

• 5J flights: Operated by Cebu Pacific using larger commercial jet aircraft. These flights to and from Manila arrive at and depart from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3.
• DG flights: Operated by Cebgo using smaller turboprop aircraft. These flights to and from Manila currently operate from NAIA Terminal 4 (along Domestic Road, Pasay City).