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A collection of posts about Davao del Norte, a province in the Davao Region of Mindanao, Philippines. This category covers the area widely known as the “Banana Capital of the Philippines” and serves as a gateway to the beautiful beaches of the Island Garden City of Samal.
The 22nd Tilaw Food Festival and Karadjawan nan Surigao Trade Fair Creative Festival are now open at the Surigao City Gym, bringing together the best of Surigao rich culinary traditions, local products, and creative talent in one vibrant celebration. The twin festivals showcase the diverse flavors and cultural heritage of Surigao City and the wider…
The Department of Tourism (DOT) Caraga Region conducted a three-day Festival Enhancement Seminar-Workshop in Surigao City on June 16, 2026, aimed at strengthening the capacity of tourism officers and event organizers across the region. The seminar-workshop covered key areas including choreography development and workshop facilitation, equipping local tourism frontliners with the skills needed to elevate…
The Island Garden City of Samal (Igacos) has proven once again why it remains one of the Philippines most beloved island destinations. During Holy Week 2026, the city government recorded a total of 47,966 tourist arrivals — a remarkable figure that underscores the islands enduring appeal to both local and international travelers. A Peaceful and…
Tagum City is ramping up its flood mitigation infrastructure as the local government moves forward with critical projects targeting the Hijo and Libuganan Rivers — two major waterways that have long been identified as the primary sources of the citys recurring flooding problems. The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) confirmed that a concrete…
The City Government of Tagum has officially shifted to a four-day onsite work arrangement, joining a growing number of local government units across the Philippines embracing compressed workweeks as a practical response to rising energy costs. Effective March 9, 2026, employees at Tagum City Hall began working a condensed 40-hour week spread across four days…
Surigao City is alive with excitement as the Surbetube Festival 2026 Trade Fair opened its doors on June 17, 2026, running through June 24. The event features 16 booths, each representing groups of three barangays, offering a vibrant showcase of local delicacies, drinks, food items, and pre-loved goods that highlight the rich culture and entrepreneurial…
The City Gymnasium in Surigao City is buzzing with energy as the 4th Batang Surigaonon Inter-Barangay Basketball Tournament tipped off on June 17, 2026. The elimination round games are scheduled for June 17-18 at the City Gymnasium, bringing together young athletes from across Surigao City barangays for a showcase of skill, sportsmanship, and community pride….
Samal Island is set to enjoy a more reliable and stable power supply after Aboitiz Power Corporation officially opened a new submarine cable connecting the island to the mainland power grid. The 50-megawatt (MW) submarine cable project marks a significant milestone for the Island Garden City of Samal, which has long faced challenges with power…