Cebu Pacific now flies to Legazpi!
Wednesday, July 26th, 2006Cebu Pacific will open daily flights to Legaspi City, starting August 17, for a special introductory fare of only P99 one-way, the airline said in a press release.
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Cebu Pacific will open daily flights to Legaspi City, starting August 17, for a special introductory fare of only P99 one-way, the airline said in a press release.
The images at the beginning of this video are great, and will awaken your travel muse. The rest… just for entertainment purposes only, folks!
Note that the facts are not 100% accurate. But you’ll have to agree it deserves points for creativity!
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There are two things that make this resort special among the many resorts located in the island [...]
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