Road Safety in Iloilo: Are the Highways Safe for Motorists?

Recent fatal crashes on Iloiloโ€™s highways โ€“ from Pavia to Oton โ€“ have alarmed motorists. In July 2025 multiple riders and drivers were killed in collisions caused by speeding and risky maneuvers. Local police data show dozens of traffic deaths so far this year. Authorities are now urging stricter enforcement (helmets, speed limits, crosswalks) and better road upkeep to prevent more loss of life on Iloiloโ€™s roads.

What’s Next for Iloilo International Airport?

In an exciting shift for travel enthusiasts, Iloilo International Airport has recently welcomed a wave of international routes, sparking enthusiasm among locals and tourists. Cebu Pacific revived the Iloilo to Hong Kong route in October 2024, marking the beginning of this upward trend. Shortly after, the airline added direct flights to Singapore in November 2024... Continue Reading →

Iloilo Province Pushes for Pan de Azucar Island’s Eco-Tourism Development

The Iloilo provincial government is spearheading efforts to transform Pan de Azucar Island and Mt. Manaphag into premier eco-tourism destinations. Under Governor Arthur Defensor Jr.โ€™s "Turista sa Barangay" program, the initiative addresses infrastructure gaps, community engagement, and environmental protection to boost sustainable tourism. Learn how barangays Tambaliza, Talo-toan, and Macatunao are collaborating to preserve the islandโ€™s biodiversity, combat past mining concerns, and develop eco-friendly attractions like hiking trails and marine sanctuaries.

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