Planning to wakeboard in Camarines Sur or sun in Boracay sometime in August or September? I sure wish, except I am working now so my schedule isn’t as carefree as before.
No more Japanese lessons, plans to play piano, or even feigning exercise for me. Now it’s work, work and more work! Not that I’m complaining. It’s good to feel needed again, haha.
But you’re not me. So if you are (um, planning a vacay), then there’s a Cebu Pacific promo for you right now. The image says it all, only Php499 for a one-way trip from Manila to Calbayog, Catarman, Kalibo, Naga or Tuguegarao. The promo will only last until tomorrow, July 19, so get booking. Travel is from August 16 to September 30.
From Cebu Pacific:
Cebu Pacific (CEB), Asia’s third largest low-cost carrier, is offering seats for as low as P499 from Manila to established adventure destinations Naga (Cam Sur) and Kalibo (Boracay), as well as from Davao to Cagayan de Oro.
The P499 ‘Go Lite’ fare also extends to flights from Manila to Tuguegarao, Catarman, and Calbayog, and Cebu to Iloilo.
Passengers can avail of the one-way P499 ‘Go Lite’ fare to all three adventure destinations. The seat sale is from July 17-19, 2009 and is valid for travel from August 16-September 30, 2009.
Passengers with check-in baggage will just add P200.
“Naga and the Cam Sur Watersports Complex can now be accessible to thousands of wakeboarding enthusiasts. The same goes for kiteboarding and windsurfing in Boracay, and white water rafting in Cagayan de Oro,” said Candice Iyog, VP for Marketing and Distribution.
“We hope to continuously boost tourism and economy in these places with our great value low fares,” she added.
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