Category Archives: Philippines

What are the reasons why foreigners are moving to the Philippines? Accessible nature spots Warm climate Availability of food back home Low cost of living English is the secondary language Hospitable people Read more…

Nomadic Fire considers the Philippines one of the best places to live abroad: What makes the Philippines the perfect country to live abroad? Simple, try closing your eyes for a few seconds. Imagine lounging on a tropical island. Feel the … Continue reading →

SkyTicket Travel Guide has this to say about the Philippines: A vast archipelago full of islands of paradise, the Philippines is a goldmine of pristine beaches, crystal clear waters and breathtaking landscapes. With other 7,000 islands, it’s hard to decide … Continue reading →

A recent article by Gilbert Mingoy The Philippines has been named among the “40 Most Beautiful Countries in the World” by the popular travel site Conde Nast Traveler (CNTraveler), released in June 2022 and based on the World Economic Forum … Continue reading →

The nation that is the world’s largest exporter of nurses is also considered the ‘text capital of the world.’ – a recent article by By Lauren Favre in US News & World Report. The Philippines is known for having an abundance … Continue reading →

Here is a recent article (April 10, 2019) by Ditas B Lopez in Bloomberg: The ranks of the poor in Philippines are moderating as the nation sustains among the fastest economic growth in the region. Filipinos living below the poverty … Continue reading →

The Philippines is now ranked as the 10th fastest-growing economy in the world – at 6.8%! This pace of growth has been going on now for some years already. Read more here. With this kind of growth, life in the Philippines … Continue reading →

Here’s a great video about Kabankalan City, a jewel in the heart of the Philippines, where our Mahogany Tree Farm is located.

Money Trees! While many are wishing to own a tree that grows money, a family in this town is growing thousands of trees that will not only bring them money but also help protect the environment. Read more in the … Continue reading →

The Philippines’ $250 billion economy surged 7.8 percent in the first quarter of this year, outpacing China. A middle class stunted by widespread poverty, political strife and corruption is beginning to share in a prosperity captured for decades by a … Continue reading →