Telco assures stable network connectivity during Sinulog

CEBU, Philippines — Globe Telecoms has ensured strong network connectivity on the Sinulog 2025 weekend, as part of its support for the country’s one of the largest festivals.

“Sinulog showcases how Globe’s reliable network and ecosystem support meaningful connections and passions. Kasama mo kami in key locations of the festival as we bring our services closer to the community,” said Bianca Wong, Globe Vice President for Marketing.

Renowned as one of the most iconic festivals in the Philippines, Sinulog returns to its home at the Cebu City Sports Complex, promising a grander spectacle for locals and tourists alike.

“Globe, a steadfast supporter of Sinulog through the years, is set to deliver a seamless and meaningful festival experience for everyone,” Wong said.

Aside from strengthening network connection, Globe welcomes arriving travelers at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport from January 12-17 with Sinulog-themed booths featuring live performances from Sinulog Queens and traditional drumbeaters.

Visitors can grab freebies, including limited-edition Sinulog pouches, when purchasing Globe Prepaid SIMs or topping up P500 and above.

Additionally, the first 100 users to download and register on the GlobeOne app daily will receive free Rewards points for G Swipe offers.

From January 17-19, Ayala Center Cebu will host engaging activities organized by Globe. Customers can participate in surveys for a chance to win an iPhone 16 and personalize merchandise using Rewards points at the Swag Station.

On January 19, the Ayala Center Cebu Terraces will come alive with Globe’s G Music Fest, featuring performances by Syd Hartha, Shoti, Mandaue Nights, and more, creating an unforgettable evening for music enthusiasts.

Meanwhile, Globe goes beyond the festivities by championing education with its “G-Gantic Goals program. Lahug Elementary School in Cebu City and other partner schools nationwide will benefit from 100 Huawei devices and digital learning sessions powered by Khan Academy and the Ayala Foundation, reinforcing Globe’s commitment to empowering Filipino students.