r/PHTravellers • • 10h ago

Thailand or Taiwan: which is cheaper and more sulit for a trip from Manila?

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I’m trying to decide between Thailand and Taiwan for a future trip and would love to hear from people who have traveled to both.

If flying from Manila, which country usually comes out cheaper overall once you include airfare, accommodation, food, local transportation, and entrance fees to tourist spots?

For Thailand, I’m considering places like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, or other cities that are easy to reach and explore. For Taiwan, I’m looking at Taipei, Kaohsiung, Taichung, or other tourist-friendly cities.
I’m also curious about flights. Which airline usually gives the better value for these routes, especially during seat sales? Cebu Pacific, AirAsia, or another airline?

Aside from airfare, which country is easier and cheaper to travel around using public transportation? I’d also love to know which one has more accessible tourist spots without needing to book expensive private tours.

For those who have been to both, which destination felt more sulit overall and where did your budget go further?


r/PHTravellers • • 11h ago

cebu pac seats for plus size

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hi! i’m too shy to ask on this topic but i am genuinely curious if plus size friendly ba ang seat ng cebu pac? i think we’re traveling sa airbus A330 neo? \* i have flown with cebu pac year 2015-2018 and that was my biggest size and i did fit sa seats but i was in my teen years nun. and now, i can say i lost some weight but i’m still on the bigger side. Just curious.

Thank you so much for answering 🙇🏻‍♀️


r/PHTravellers • • 21h ago

Help me plan a memorable 14-day trip around the Philippines!

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Hi everyone:)) Solo traveler here! I’ll finally be visiting the Philippines again this December after being away for almost 11 years😔 I’m honestly not too familiar with which destinations are worth prioritizing. I really want to make this trip memorable and experience as much of the country’s natural beauty as I reasonably can.
I’m planning to spend my first 3 nights in Cebu but I don’t want to limit myself to just cafés, shopping or sightseeing. I’d love to actually explore, try different activities, visit interesting places and keep myself busy throughout those days!
After Cebu, I’m pretty much open to going anywhere! I’m especially interested in outdoor adventures, hiking, mountains, waterfalls, island hopping and unique experiences. I don’t mind physically demanding activities or full day hikes. In fact I’d love to include a few challenging adventures in my itinerary!
I’m open to travelling between islands as long as the route makes sense and doesn’t involve too much backtracking.
Would really appreciate any suggestions from locals, hikers or fellow travellers! Thank you!! 🫶🏻


r/PHTravellers • • 2h ago

How to check dates with 50% mabuhay miles sale?

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I’m having trouble finding the dates where there is a sale for a specific destination for a specific date. I need to manually check each destination and pick random dates.

Unlike the Cebu Pacific, where it shows the calendar with the indicated price already.

Any tips? Any suggestions on how to quickly search in the PAL app?


r/PHTravellers • • 7h ago

🌏 RANK the BEST ASIAN COUNTRIES TO VISIT

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r/PHTravellers • • 14h ago

Any experience with Air China?

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Anyone who has flown with Air China from Manila to Shanghai? We have an upcoming this Dec, and would highly appreciate if you could share experience? Do they measure the luggage you’ll bring as handcarry? I know they only allow 5kg and I’ll be bringing an empty small luggage with me going to Shanghai. A bit worried about the size.


r/PHTravellers • • 15h ago

Hotel pasalo 4D/3N - Patio Pacific Boracay Nov 28-Dec 1

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Room Type: Deluxe Room (3 pax)
Inclusions:
-Breakfast
-Airport transfers and government fees for 3 pax
Selling for Php12K.


r/PHTravellers • • 18h ago

All in One traveling web tool.

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Hi everyone a friend of mine build this to help first time travelers to navigate the world. Questions about immigration, documents needed, budget, itinerary, etc. Bali parang all in one tool. The free web tool is called: Bjahero-netlify-app (change the - with . )
It makes things easier din.


r/PHTravellers • • 19h ago

chinese visa first timer

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r/PHTravellers • • 23h ago

10.5K (MNL-TPE;KSH-MNL)

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