Rising Tigers: Filipino-owned Magazine goes to Taiwan.

The Top Executives of a proudly Filipino-owned Magazine Rising Tigers went to one of Asia’s Tiger Countries, Taiwan. 

According to the Corporate Finance Institute, Taiwan is one of the Four Asian Tigers that have steadily retained a high rate of economic growth since the 1960s, joining the ranks of the richest countries in the world. Taiwan is one of the pioneers in the manufacture of electronic components and computers. The country’s economic growth became a model for developing nations, specifically Southeast Asia’s Tiger Cub Economies, namely the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

The Top Executives of Rising Tigers Andrew Troy Nicolas, Grace Bondad Nicolas, Andria Terese Nicolas, and Alexa Tracy Nicolas flew to Taiwan sponsored by the flag-carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL).

Philippine Airlines: Rising Tigers Inspiring the Heart of the Filipino

The most distributed Business Magazine is currently in National Bookstores nationwide and is available now at all Philippine Airlines Mabuhay Lounge for frequent fliers and Business/First class passengers to read.

Rising Tigers, a quarterly published magazine signed a memorandum of agreement with the country’s flag carrier recently as attended by Rising Tigers Trading Top Management; Andrew Troy Nicolas (CEO), Grace Bondad Nicolas (COO), Andria Terese Nicolas (CMO), Atty. Arnel & Sarah Mateo (Partners), Captain Stanley Ng (Philippine Airlines President & COO), and General Counsel Atty. Carlos Luis Fernandez (Corporate Communication of PAL).

LakBayan: MurangLipad.com Helps Passengers of Cancelled Flights

Here’s great news for travelers! Murang Lipad, a division of Triplestar Travel & Tours, announced that it is offering flight reservation assistance to passengers affected by flight cancellations. It services ticket reservation of all major carriers in the Philippines, particularly Tiger Air, Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, Air Asia and Jetstar.  

To avail of specialized travel assistance, passengers may call the reservations hotline at 849-0100. They may also call Murang Lipad for free by visiting www.muranglipad.com and clicking the WebTalk Button. Office hours are extended from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily to accommodate travel needs of affected passengers.