Philippine Travel Notes

Arrived ! And, I stealthily made my way out of that airport, while everyone was still busy with the arrival ceremonies. I knew where I was going, Bantayan. No no, not the island in Cebu heheh! Just a main (longest) thoroughfare of San Jose De Buenavista (SJDB). The arrangement was: to drop my bags at a hotel (I choose not to name it for now), because I was still very early, then come back at 12NN for check-in (overnight stay). Tricycles Fares Are Prominently Displayed It was even this hotel that taught me how to commute from the airport, via tricycle. I like cities that have transparent transportation fares, and that are strictly enforced. They're cities that seriously embrace honesty and fairness, that travelers love . Bawal ang nanlalamang na driver. That, is a mark of mature and progressive communities. There are not many of them in this country. I can even only remember Cauayan and Puerto Princesa. Now let's add San Jose De Buenavista, Antique. Worth emulating

Alright folks, let's continue from my last post . That was long ha?! Table of Contents My Notes this time are on: Mabuhay Lounge Smoking Room Mabuhay Lounge Food Check-thru (Through Ceck-in) Elevator Incident and Discoveries Laptop Stations at NAIA T2 Boarding of Lounge Passengers Bus Gate at NAIA T2 Equipment Around An Airplane The Orange Safety Cones JOCASP: sino sya? About Airplane Fuel NAIA Remote Parking Bays Boarding Courtesy My Easy Way To Record Time Manila's Cargo Termnals Manila International Airport (T1) Runway Traffic Disposing Trash Inflight Laguidingan Is Not CDO Why Airport Names Aren't Accurate The Airstairs Topic Again Here we go... Let's skip the check-in seremonyas . It is still the same for PAL at T2. Nothing much has changed there! We ended that last story talking about the smoking area of T2 . Mabuhay Lounge Smok