PAL flies to Bangkok from Cebu
Architect Sarah Abadia, operations manager of AppleOne Mactan Paolo Diaz
Many Asian destinations from Cebu are reached by air through connecting flights out of Manila. This entails the hassle of security, baggage check and potential delays.
Luckily for Cebuanos and its neighboring islands, Philippine Airlines (PAL) recently launched its direct non-stop flights to Bangkok. The thrice weekly service departs Mactan,Cebu every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and leaves Bangkok every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Travelers from Thailand also have a convenient direct link to Cebu and can connect to any of the domestic destinations PAL flies to from Cebu.
PAL is fulfilling its promise of adding more direct flights from Cebu. To date, travelers can fly to Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Seoul, Singapore, Chengdu and Beijing. These destinations are part of the ongoing expansion of PAL Cebu, considered the flag carrier’s primary hub outside Manila.
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The Residences at Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort hosted an intimate gathering at its showroom to celebrate the new year.
Set to formally open in 2020, The Residences is situated on an immaculate stretch of private beach with spectacular views of the Hilutungan Channel and Magellan Bay.
The premier resort condominium will offer an unparalleled world of luxury and convenience for the highly discerning. Captivating cultural experiences and exciting activities are within reach, allowing residents to enjoy the best of resort-style living in a sanctuary of beauty and tranquility.
Guests of honor were Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Paz Radaza; Gelena Asis Dimpas, the OIC designate of the Lapu-Lapu City Mayor; and executive vice president for AppleOne Properties Joy Veloso.
The entertainment for the evening started with a spunky and magical ballet number, followed by Richard Poon, the country’s multi-awarded big-band crooner serenading the invitees.
