+ Follow FORT ILOCANDIA RESORT AND CASINO Tag
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[Title] => Heading North (1st of 3 parts)
[Summary] => Walk back into the past by immersing yourself into the remarkable Ilocano culture with its authentic works, ancestral homes, historical sights, cobbled streets and numerous churches.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => 21 foreign traders in Ilocos get SVEGs
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, La Union, Philippines – At least 21 foreign businessmen in Ilocos Norte were granted special visas by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) during the launch of the BI’s Special Visa for Employment Generation (SVEG) program at Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino in Laoag City last Wednesday.
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[Title] => Exotic seafoods and more at Hong Kong Golden Pavilion Restaurant
[Summary] => The moment you step inside the Hong Kong Golden Pavilion Restaurant, located at the ground floor of the Heritage Hotel Manila in Pasay City, it is as if you’ve been transported to the cosmopolitan pre-war Shanghai. The décor isn’t what you will normally see in a Chinese restaurant. The walls are papered with a crimson patterned treatment, while frames of antique Chinese posters with beautiful women hang all over the place. There are lots of chandeliers in the restaurant, while the carpet is a rich red.
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[Title] => Flights from China, Taiwan continue at Laoag airport
[Summary] => LAOAG CITY, Ilocos Norte — Flights from China and Taiwan continue at the Laoag International Airport, but health authorities gave assurances that they are imposing strict procedures to avoid the entry of passengers carrying the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus.
Renato Orlanda, local immigration chief, said flights from Kaoshiung, Taiwan and Guangzhou, China arrive here thrice weekly — on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
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[Title] => It’s visa-free entry for Chinese nationals
[Summary] => Vice President and Foreign Affairs Sec. Teofisto Guingona Jr. the other day paved the way for easing travel restriction between the People’s Republic of China and the Philippines.
At the grand reopening of the Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino last Wednesday evening, the vice president launched the first visa-free entry of Chinese nationals through the country’s northernmost door in Laoag City.
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[Title] => Fort Ilocandia water potable, GM assures public
[Summary] => Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino (FIRC) assured its guests and the public yesterday that its water is potable.
"We test our water regularly," FIRC general manager Christopher Park said in a letter to The STAR.
Park was reacting to an article which came out in yesterday’s issue of The STAR stating that groundwater resources of tourism centers and households, including FIRC, in Ilocos Norte are in danger of being contaminated.
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Renato Orlanda, local immigration chief, said flights from Kaoshiung, Taiwan and Guangzhou, China arrive here thrice weekly — on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
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[Title] => It’s visa-free entry for Chinese nationals
[Summary] => Vice President and Foreign Affairs Sec. Teofisto Guingona Jr. the other day paved the way for easing travel restriction between the People’s Republic of China and the Philippines.
At the grand reopening of the Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino last Wednesday evening, the vice president launched the first visa-free entry of Chinese nationals through the country’s northernmost door in Laoag City.
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[Title] => Fort Ilocandia water potable, GM assures public
[Summary] => Fort Ilocandia Resort and Casino (FIRC) assured its guests and the public yesterday that its water is potable.
"We test our water regularly," FIRC general manager Christopher Park said in a letter to The STAR.
Park was reacting to an article which came out in yesterday’s issue of The STAR stating that groundwater resources of tourism centers and households, including FIRC, in Ilocos Norte are in danger of being contaminated.
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