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New Infrastructure Project Set to Boost the Travel Industry!

New Infrastructure Projects Set to Boost the Travel Industry!

by Nhaeomy Samson and Boris See

The future of travel is set to be transformed with the enhancement of world-class facilities, promising the most enjoyable journeys. Let’s discover some of these highly anticipated project here in the Philippines:

New Manila International Airport (NMIA)

The Bulacan International Airport, also known as the New Manila International Airport, is a groundbreaking project in the province of Bulacan, Philippines. This 2,500-hectare project by San Miguel Corporation (SMC) will feature a state-of-the-art terminal, at least four parallel runways, and an interconnected infrastructure system that includes expressways and railways. Expected to be completed in 2027, NMIA aims to redefine the nation’s air transportation landscape.

Source: San Miguel Corporation

Philippines’ Much-Needed Airport

On a monumental scale, NMIA will play a pivotal role in the nation’s economic recovery and cater to the Philippines’ current and future air transportation needs. Designed to be a world-class airport, its initial capacity will be 35 million passengers annually, with a target of 100 million passengers per year upon full completion.

The NMIA project is expected to generate over a million direct and indirect jobs, significantly boosting the local economies of Bulacan and surrounding provinces. This development instills optimism and hope in local communities and enhances the nation’s reputation as a travel and investment destination. By providing a sustainable solution to air traffic congestion, NMIA addresses a long-standing barrier to economic growth and various transportation-related issues, offering secure, timely, reliable, and efficient air transport services.

Source: Airport Technology


Clark International Airport Corporation – Stadium for Major International Events & Concerts

The Clark International Airport and Corp. (CIAC) is set to build a large stadium to host concerts and performances by A-list celebrities like Taylor Swift. The potential of this new stadium is bound to excite music enthusiasts and tourism industry professionals alike. The construction is projected to cost P32 billion and cover an area of about 40 hectares. In a press conference, Arrey Perez, the president and chief executive officer of CIAC, emphasized that the stadium will be strategically positioned within ‘walking distance’ from Pampanga’s Clark International Airport (CRK), ensuring a convenient and thrilling experience for concert-goers.

Source: Philstar Life

Clark’s Taylor Swift Concert-ready Stadium by 2028! 

The Philippines missed out on Taylor Swift’s Eras tour, the highest-grossing concert tour of all time. However, the country’s love for music promises a vibrant future for the entertainment industry, which will surely benefit the flourishing tourism at Clark International airport. Being near the new stadium, with its potential to host international concerts, is set to make the Philippines a hub for such events, opening up a world of possibilities for the entertainment industry and the country’s travel industry.

Source: Philstar Life


The Philippines Unveils “Woven” Exhibit for World Expo 2025

The Philippines is set to showcase its rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship at an upcoming event in Tokyo with the unveiling of the “Woven” exhibit. This exhibit, designed by Carlo Calma Consultancy, will be a highlight at the World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Featuring an interactive live performance facade and 212 handwoven textiles, the “Woven” exhibit aims to underline the importance of interconnectedness amidst diversity, reflecting the Philippines’ dedication to sustainability and cultural preservation

Source: Japan Embassy of the Philippines

How the travel industry will benefit from this event 

The “Woven” exhibit is expected to have significant positive implications for the Philippine tourism industry. By showcasing the country’s unique cultural heritage on an international stage, the exhibit will enhance the Philippines’ reputation as a vibrant and culturally rich destination. This exposure is likely to attract more international tourists, boosting the local economy and creating opportunities for cultural exchange and collaboration. Additionally, the focus on sustainability and traditional craftsmanship aligns with global tourism trends, positioning the Philippines as a forward-thinking and responsible travel destination.

Source: Business Inquirer


These future establishments herald an exciting new era in the travel industry. To be kept up to date on all the latest news about travel and the best destinations as well as travel deals, sign up for our weekly newsletter:

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