SPLASH ISLAND

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Do something fabulously different this year. Make it at Midas Hotel & Casino.
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MANILA, Philippines - The Holy Week may be over but the summer heat is likely to stay and what better way to beat the heat than go splashing, wading or sliding at the country’s best water park, the all-new Splash Island, in Biñan, Laguna.
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Tinaguriang "Big Splash for Team Philippines"  ang naturang aktibidades na magbibigay sa mahigit 300 atleta nang maikling pahinga mula sa kanilang masinsinang pagsasanay ay itataguyod ng Splash Island sa tulong ni FMMI president Jaime V. Borromeo.            


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                    [Summary] => The simmering rift between the Philippine Sports Commission and the Department of Education is simply symbolic of the Philippine government’s lack of a clear direction when it comes to sports.


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Home for the season is Midas Hotel & Casino

December 18, 2011 - 12:00am

Do something fabulously different this year. Make it at Midas Hotel & Casino.

Travel and Tourism

Beat the heat at the all-new Splash Island

April 17, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - The Holy Week may be over but the summer heat is likely to stay and what better way to beat the heat than go splashing, wading or sliding at the country’s best water park, the all-new...

Travel and Tourism

Big Splash para sa Team Philippines

May 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Magdaraos ng isang pagtitipon ang mga national athletes sa Mayo 26 sa Splash Island resort sa Biñan, Laguna sa pakikipagtulungan ng Philippine Sports Commission at Federal Management and Main-tenance, Inc....

PSN Palaro

Who’s in charge here?

By Bill Velasco | May 11, 2002 - 12:00am

The simmering rift between the Philippine Sports Commission and the Department of Education is simply symbolic of the Philippine government’s lack of a clear direction when it comes to sports.

Sports