"It's more fun in the Philippines". The slogan turned into a viral meme and briefly became a top trending topic worldwide on Friday morning. "Pag may handaan sa kapitbahay invited ka kahit hindi kayo ...

Their submissions and memes for this campaign are nice, well-thought of and entertaining.” — Ithan Jessemar Dollente “It’s more fun in the Philippines because of the Filipino’s innate ...

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Tourism (DOT) retired the popular slogan “It’s more fun in the Philippines” after over a decade of viral campaigns, as Southeast Asian countries ...

After all, “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” was former Tourism ... the public took to it immediately. Memes soon popped up all over social media. It captivated the imagination and ...

The WSJ's Trefor Moss has more. VIGAN, The Philippines—Horse-drawn carriages clatter along cobbled streets between rows of 18th-century merchants’ houses in what is widely regarded as Asia’s ...

Since CNN aired the first official commercial for the “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” campaign ... citizens to continue creating their own memes, asking “What will you come up with?” ...

Where else in the world would we find such creative memes and local witticisms ... Aside from agreeing that “It’s more fun in the Philippines,” I also associate it with a very good friend ...

but the genuine warmth and friendliness of Filipinos that make the Philippines more fun to visit. Tourism Secretary Ramon Jimenez believes the Filipinos are the most effective “agents” of the ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism (DOT) is revitalizing the “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” campaign and has again tapped BBDO Guerrero Inc., the same agency that came up ...

It’s more fun in the Philippines – observers of Philippine democracy could very well apply our tourism slogan to our political landscape. Hard-won after centuries of colonization, years of ...

Not where it’s safe, but where they think it is. That should mean a windfall for the Philippines, as Thailand-heading vacationers think twice, for example. But the statistics don’t seem to say so.