In this video,
"M/V 2GO Masigla 14th Voyage" Cagayan de Oro to Iloilo to Manila #2GO #iloilo
We feature the M/V 2GO Masiglas' 14th Voyage from Cagayan de Oro Port to Iloilo City including a glimpse of our awarding event at Iloilo Convention Center by Wee Community Developers Inc as one of their Brokers who attended the said event, among the more than 400 agents and Brokers who attended and are selling their projects in Manila, Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro and Davao City. Also in this video, I included a glimpse of some aerial view shots of the City of Iloilo, also the tour from Iloilo Sea Port to the Inn [just near the Iloilo Convention Center where our event was held] that the tricycle driver had brought me to stay for one night only before going home to Cagayan de Oro via PAL to Mactan Cebu International Airport before proceeding to Laguindingan Airport in Cagayan de Oro.
Note: This is my first personal video that I reveal my face as a combination video, work and travel experience though this is just a local trip but it was one of my most unforgetable voyage experience or trip. This video was never a plan, it was just possible because of one room mate that initiated and volunteered to be the camera man for some of the interview session that was unplanned.
Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
03:18 - CDO-Iloilo Vessel's Tour (MV 2Go Masigla's 14th Voyage)
09:38 - A glimpse of Horizon Cafe
16:58 - Quick and Instant Interview with the Front Desk (Unplanned/Unprepared)
23:12 - Aerial View from the roof deck of the MV 2Go Masigla at the Port of Iloilo
23:46 - Checking What's Inside of the Accommodations Looks Like
26:20 - Interview with the Vessel's Physician
30:04 - with the PNP at the Port of Iloilo
30:35 - Tricycle Driver / Iloilo City Quick Tour
39:29 - A glimpse of WEECOMM's 4th National Awards at Iloilo Convention Center
2GO invests to elevate sea travel experience with the launch of MV 2GO Masigla
Manila, Philippines, 26 April 2024 - First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos led the launch of the MV 2GO Masigla, as the Philippines’ largest integrated transportation and logistics provider announced its strong commitment to raise the bar further for local sea travel experience.
“The MV Masigla represents our common vision for the Philippines where we aspire for more vibrant communities and thriving industries. We continue to invest and become a catalyst towards the realization of this goal and today, reflecting this commitment by providing our passengers with cruise-like amenities that elevate sea travel while remaining affordable for the Filipino,” shares Mr. Frederic DyBuncio, 2GO President and CEO.
With upgraded facilities and amenities, local sea travel is now a fun and unforgettable journey. Spacious cabins to menu options for a great dining experience are available to passengers. Even pasalubong shopping for late purchases is easily within reach with Watson, Miniso and Kultura shops onboard. This ship also comes with a clinic to ensure passenger safety and well-being. The ship is designed to pamper passengers and make their voyage truly exceptional when they are aboard a floating mall and hotel on the sea, a first of its kind in the country.
The launch of the MV Masigla aligns with 2GO’s larger mission to foster greater accessibility and connectivity for passengers and businesses. MV 2GO Masigla’s operations help connect goods reach various ports such as Iloilo, Bacolod, Cagayan and Manila 50% faster than traditional freighters. Swift turnaround times enable businesses to expedite their supply chains and meet their commitments with confidence. This faster flow of passengers and goods will help enable dynamic growth and a thriving economy as 2GO continues to invest and develop innovative solutions for travel and logistics.
It also has a host of shops for “pasalubong” while also having Watsons, Miniso, and Kultura shops onboard.
It is equipped with a clinic for the safety and well-being of passengers, making the ship the equivalent of “a floating mall.”
The vessel was originally known as "Orange 8" (Japanese: おれんじ8) of the Shikoku Orange Ferry Ltd. of Japan. She was later acquired by MS Ferry - a ferry operator based in South Korea that served Busan to Jeju, South Korea and v.v. route, where she was named "New Star" until 2023.
It is a 1999-built vessel made in Japan.
She has an overall length of 163.75 meters, a breadth of 25.6 meters and a listed gross tonnage of 9975 tons.
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23 июн 2024
