BBC Travel Show - Siargao - Surviving the storm 

Very true!!! Especially El Nido... when I was there few days ago I am so happy that it is not super busy and lots of tourist, there are still tourist but not overly crowded which is good since everyone can enjoy the island and its beauty.... :)

Maganda kaso maraming crime nga lang. Kasi tayu hindi safe sa bansa natin

Kahit Saan Bansa may crime, Tayong mga tourist kailangan din maging responsible.

@@pinoy1970 agree. Pero mas malala ngayun kumpara sa time ni President Dueterte. Yun lang napapansin ko.

Talaga ba? Compare sa mga kapitbahay nating asian cities gaya ng Singapore, Bangkok at Kuala Lumpur, napaka baho at napakadumi ng Maynila. Yang palawan, siargao etc. masisira din mga yan kalaunan sa kababuyan at kamangmangan ng mga pilipino sa pangangalaga ng kalikasan. Asa ka pa dyan

@@wahtusy3519 may mali ba akung nasabi?

i think thats the hidden talent of filipino. they are only the one who knows they are creative and resourceful 🤣🤣

Its restricted and Palawan has more restricted and protected area.. some has wild crocs and sharks, snakes and other wild life aside from than some Guerrilas

you mean mango not mangroves😅

Stop... It's cringe... We're not the only ones being capable of that...

Big companies are buying land and the politician alvarez also

except for mathematics, science, and reading comprehension, landing at the bottom ten out of 81 countries

Except when choosing their leaders lols

It's the reason why it's still a 3rd world country in 2023 for a reason 😅

until western brands and imports are banned

When they become cheaper for consumers?

The travel show never stop

You mean BBC channel this is BBC travel…

Because most of the names are in Chinese where in fact, China is not getting hit. The names are also in alphabetical order so we know what number the typhoon is. Odette, for example, is the 15th typhoon of the year, hence it starts with the letter O.

@@genrerationx Interesting. So, is it only a China Vs. Philippines thing, or any other country do this, too?

@@seaweedhero1707 I don't know about typhoon naming in neighboring countries but Filipinos don't like Chinese names as they ar hard to pronounce and sound the same, especially people's names.

The PH typhoon naming system is unique to us since we get so many typhoons. The first letter of the name signifies what order the typhoon enters the PH Area of Responsibility. The first typhoon’s name would begin with A, then B, and so on.

@@genrerationxBut it’s not all Chinese names though. Some are from other Asian countries.

And you are so damn proud of your dirty minds.

Hahahah😂

Oh tinda ko

TMI

Yep.

Exactly my thought

True!!!!! We love it as it is... so like El Nido... I dont want it to be like Phuket or something... over tourist is not also good... :)

It is beautiful here. Im currently here now. Yes it is very develop, but still super beautiful..

Its already restored, cleaned, developed and regulated. Its like a modern nature now, what are you talking about?

Whatever you say, boracay is beautiful.

Indonesia is the undisputed most beautiful place in the whole world!! 🤪🤑😜😁🥴

Try to search "the most beautiful islands" and you will see

???????

@@ibyanglontok4488 You won't see this info on the brochure. Do your due diligence.

​@@ibyanglontok4488 War on drugs

hmmm

She's Australian. Can tell from the accent. But noticed she's generally not too adept at pronouncing non-English words and place names in general. Not all Australians would pronounce things the way she would. In standard UK English, it would be pronounced as "See-ar-gao" or "shar-gao" when spoken at speed: not too different from Philippine pronunciation.

What are their names and the names of their bishops. Are you a deceiver?

Well, it is helping the nation's economy. Be happy.

Somebody sure is cranky. 😁

I'm always amused of your comments in every contents like this😆😆😆

He is always negative about his comments on the Philippines. Each island has its unique charm. But he likes to compare each of them according to his own truth.

@@JunBermz Especially liked "according to his own truth". 😎

Unfortunately it is truly a third world country or a less demeaning name, a developing country. Developed countries for your info have very good garbage collection system, water system functions well, no tricycles all over the place, traffic lights are everywhere. Most houses and buildings have aircon if it is summer and heater if winter time. No traffic in developed countries, roads and highways are clear because there are police officers that make sure traffic will not be caused by people. Sidewalks are well defined, paved and smooth for pedestrians in developed countries. The Philippines is truly beautiful when it comes to nature. I went to visit Moalboal and Oslob, Cebu, Philippines recently, those 2 places are incredible for me. More beautiful and memorable than Bali. Bali was developed so many years already and so the government and private sectors had planted flowers and beautiful trees to beautify Bali while Oslob and Moalboal are truly nature, however the Philippine local and national government had not developed both places for convenience of tourists. Garbage and litters were seen everywhere close to the tourist spots. The roads and side walks leading to the tourist spots were not paved well smoothly and definitively for tourist's convenience. The local government was only after collecting fees but were not beautifying the surrounding places close to the tourist spots, very disappointing. Tourists will not spend big money to go see trash so hoping the local government of Oslob and Moalboal will remember it. There are thousands of places on earth to see so the local government should improve those places all the time. It is the source of their income and their people.