The Rizal Park Hotel is inviting guests to an amazing New Year’s Eve Countdown at its rooftop bar, The Deck, on December 31, 2023, from 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. Get ready to ring in 2024 with a BANG in the heart of Manila. To guarantee a remarkable start to 2024, the hotel has planned an immersive experience and activities for guests of all ages.
The Upper Deck costs P2,500, while the Lower Deck costs P2,000. Access to the exciting New Year’s Eve celebration and countdown, a welcome drink, lively party favors, free sparklers, a lottery entry for thrilling prizes, and a delicious Media Noche buffet to sate appetites are all included with each ticket.
For P2,000, a child’s ticket gets them entry to the exciting countdown and party, a welcome drink (choice of chocolate, strawberry, or orange juice), and exclusive access to the kids’ area for extra entertainment. They also have the right to a media buffet dinner and raffle entry.
Highlights of the evening’s entertainment include a live band, a countdown, and an amazing fireworks show that features the Manila skyline.
The Rizal Park Hotel is offering a New Year’s Eve room package from December 31, 2023, to January 1, 2024, as the year comes to an end. For P18,000, you may get two tickets to The Deck’s New Year’s Eve Countdown Party, an overnight stay in a Deluxe Room, and a New Year’s Brunch buffet for two.
Tickets for the New Year’s Countdown can be obtained by calling or messaging 09276687839. Call 09176571334, for reservations and questions about rooms.
The Rizal Park Hotel cordially welcomes visitors to embrace the spirit of celebration as the holiday season progresses, providing a variety of experiences ranging from delicious dining options to alluring room packages meant to bring happiness and make enduring memories. Families can enjoy the warmth of companionship at the hotel’s holiday Christmas Buffet among the holiday atmosphere. A touch of enchantment is added with the unique presence of the Gingerbread Man and Elves at the P1799 Christmas lunch feast on December 24 and 25. Families can also participate in a fun activity that involves decorating gingerbread cookies. An exquisite way to celebrate 2024 is to check out the Brunch Buffet at P2000, available from 11 AM to 3 PM on New Year’s Day at the Rizal Park Hotel.
The Rizal Park Hotel is pleased to provide its new Take-Out Specials for those who would rather enjoy a meal at home. For P2200, savor baby back ribs together with sides of corn muffins, coleslaw, and baked beans. Peking Duck (P4,388 ++), Suckling Pig (P12,800 ++), Kesong Puti and Itlog na Maalat (P190), Cream Cheese (P170), Ensaymada specialties with unique flavors of Ube and Cheese (P170), and Liver Pate (P350) with Baguette Crisps (P120) are some of the other options.
Guests seeking an extended celebration can opt for the Christmas Family Room Package, valid until December 31, 2023, offering an overnight stay in a Deluxe Room, breakfast buffet for four at Café Rizal, and a dinner buffet for four at Café Rizal—all for P15,000.
As the year transitions, the New Year’s Eve Room Package, from December 31, 2023, to January 01, 2024, presents an overnight stay in a Deluxe Room, two tickets to the New Year’s Eve Countdown Party at The Deck, and a New Year’s Brunch buffet for two, priced at P18,000. Ring in the New Year at The Deck with the New Year’s Countdown event from 9 PM to 1 AM. Options include Upper Deck at P2,500 and Lower Deck at P2,000, both offering access to the party and countdown, one drink, party favors, sparklers, a raffle entry, and a delectable Media Noche buffet. Children can also revel in their own celebration at P2,000 with their own entertainment at the kids corner. For tickets, call or message on Viber at 09276687839.
The Rizal Park Hotel will help you celebrate the holidays in style. Call 09177113926 for takeout specials and buffet bookings. Call 09176571334, for reservations and questions about rooms.
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The OBRA Design Masterclass Program was introduced by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Philippine Trade Training Center – Global MSME Academy (PTTC-GMEA). Its goal is to give young designers and scholars mentorships and specialized furniture training.
The goal of the OBRA Design Masterclass Program is to develop and support regional talent in the creative and furniture industries. The program’s goal is to raise the bar for Filipino furniture design by skillfully fusing cutting-edge technology, eco-friendly materials, and inventive creative methods.
PTTC-GMEA Executive Director Nelly Nita Dillera
“In the OBRA Design Masterclass, there will be training programs from mind setting, design thinking, market-driven designs, creative process, design phase, and prototyping. We will be witnessing the participants’ progress from the raw materials to those worth selling to the international market,” PTTC-GMEA Executive Director Nelly Nita Dillera said.
The program also aims to address challenges faced in the industry that affect Filipino furniture makers’ creativity and product development. Dillera cited escalating costs of imported raw materials and the competitive landscape amid rapid development on both local and international fronts.
Moreover, according to Ruby Salutan, Executive Consultant of Cebu Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc., a critical challenge the program intends to deal with is the emigration of professionals, including skilled furniture designers, from the country. OBRA Design Masterclass focuses on cultivating a cohort of young designers capable of seamlessly entering and contributing to the industry.
DTI-Competitiveness and Innovation Group Undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba highlighted in her keynote speech the pivotal role of design in shaping a product’s value, influencing consumer perceptions, demand, and market positioning, which generates value in the furniture landscape.
(On screen) DTI-CIG Undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba, (from L-R) DTI-CIG Director Lilian Salonga, PTTC-GMEA Executive Director Nelly Nita Dillera, and PTTC GMEA Planning and Programming Division Chief Ma. Fe Avila
“In an increasingly competitive market environment, design stands as a key differentiator. Beyond keeping pace with design trends, our designs must also align with emerging consumer preferences encompassing eco-friendly materials, digital technology integration, and responsible sourcing,” Aldaba said.
The program sessions will take place simultaneously across three locations: Pampanga, Cebu, and Manila. Participants will have the opportunity to refine their skills and capabilities in crafting designs and prototypes, guided by industry-renowned furniture designers such as multi-awarded industrial designer Kenneth Cobonpue and industry partners like the Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines, Cebu Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc., and Pampanga Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc.
The program is divided into three stages: designing for the market, where participating companies participate in an international event, such as the Philippines International Furniture Show in March 2024; program consultancy, where participating companies plan and execute their product development; and the designer’s phase, where they receive training in planning, execution, evaluation, and tools.
The courses for the OBRA Design Masterclass Program are expected to start in the second week of December 2023. Go to www.pttc.gov.ph or the DTI-PTTC Facebook page for additional details.
(From left) Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc. president and CEO Gareth McGeown, sustainability champion Andi Eigenmann, Coca-Cola Philippines president Tony del Rosario, Ms. Universe Philippines 2018 and environment advocate Catriona Gray, and Environment Undersecretary Juan Miguel Cuna at the launch of “May Ikabobote Pa” consumer engagement initiative
Coca-Cola Philippines makes great strides toward environmental sustainability by the end of 2023 and is even more determined to pick up speed in 2024. In order to reach its World Without Waste goals, the company strengthened its efforts this year and introduced “May Ikabobote Pa,” a brand-led campaign designed to encourage customers to recycle more. Developing alliances with groups that are dedicated to promoting a circular economy for plastic packaging is one way to do this.
The Coca-Cola Corporation also launched its 2030 Water Security Strategy, with the goal of having 175 locations worldwide utilize 100% circular water. In addition, the company intends to collaborate with groups that share its values in order to improve the condition of sixty important watersheds and restore two trillion liters of water to communities and the environment between 2021 and 2030.
“We are grateful for all our projects this year, which demonstrate our dedication to conducting our business more sustainably and empowering the communities where we operate and serve,” said Tony del Rosario, President of Coca-Cola Philippines. “We recognize our responsibility to continue making a positive impact in communities and the environment and acknowledge that we still have a long way to go and that we cannot do this alone. We encourage everyone to join us in these efforts.”
Advancing a circular economy on plastic packaging
Coca-Cola Philippines took another significant step toward a circular economy for plastic packaging by introducing more bottles made from 100% recycled PET plastic (rPET), excluding caps and labels. In September this year, the company introduced rPET packaging for Coca-Cola Original in 190ml and 390ml and Wilkins Pure in 500ml, in addition to Sprite 500ml, which was introduced in 2019.
The announcement came on top of the launch of “May Ikabobote Pa,” the company’s new consumer engagement initiative aiming to inform and engage consumers about the actions they can take to recycle their empty plastic bottles.
“May Ikabobote Pa” is brought to life by new rPET labels featuring a call to action, ‘Recycle Me Again,’ and a QR code that directs users to the Coca-Cola Sustainability Hub. This hub provides information about the company’s recycling program, including a map displaying the locations of over 2,800 recycling drop-off points across the country, in collaboration with more than 60 partners. The hub also provides relevant updates on the company’s waste management initiatives. Moreover, “May Ikabobote Pa” offers enhanced consumer recycling experiences, digital-led communications, and partnerships within selected 7-Eleven and Shel outlets.
Leveraging partnerships for effective waste collection and capacity building
Since the launch of The Coca-Cola Company’s World Without Waste global strategy in 2018, Coca-Cola Philippines has formed strategic alliances with the government, non-governmental organizations, and civil society to help establish a circular economy for plastic packaging in the country.
One of the company’s goals is to make recycling easier and more accessible for consumers by expanding its over 2,800 recycling drop-off points across the country through increased partnerships with like-minded organizations and institutions. This includes enabling the participation of micro-entrepreneurs, particularly carinderias and sari-sari stores, through the Tapon to Ipon and Tindahan Extra Mile Balik PET Bottle programs. Both programs help create a community-backed circular economy for plastic packaging while promoting economic empowerment among micro-retailers.
TEM collection bins are placed in front of sari-sari stores and carinderias. Here, consumers can drop their empty bottles and cans for recycling.
For 2024, the company aims to expand the number of its partner carinderias and sari-sari stores to 2,400 in Metro Manila and nearby areas. Meanwhile, Coca-Cola Philippines’ bottling arm, Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines (CCBPI), has inaugurated over 700 Tapon to Ipon store hubs in 170 cities and municipalities across the country. CCBPI has also partnered with the provincial governments of Iloilo, Davao del Sur, and Camiguin for the large-scale collection of recyclable plastic bottles.
Joel Papagayo is one of the collection partners of Coca-Cola Philippines and Plastic Bank under the Ecosystem Impact Program.
Coca-Cola Philippines also helps improve the welfare of informal waste sector workers by supporting the work of social entrepreneur Plastic Bank. Since 2021, the partnership has so far activated 38 waste collection locations and 651 collection community members in the South Luzon area which has resulted in the collection of 546,000 kilograms of post-consumer bottles for recycling.
Helping preserve and improve water resources
In the Philippines and around the world, people are experiencing the impact of a warming planet through changes in water—from floods to droughts to rising temperatures in oceans. These changes adversely affect farming communities, create challenges in food production, and make it difficult for hundreds of communities to access safe and clean water for drinking and sanitation.
With a presence in more than 200 countries and territories, The Coca-Cola Company recognizes its responsibility to protect local water resources and help people who live in places that face water scarcity. Coca-Cola gives priority to communities near its facilities, urban hubs where its products are sold, and rural farming areas where it sources and grows its ingredients.
In the Philippines, Coca-Cola champions water security through efficient water use in manufacturing, improving watershed health, and helping communities access safe and clean water.
Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines, Inc. implements water-saving initiatives to improve national water use efficiency.
Bottling partner CCBPI has improved its national water use efficiency across 18 manufacturing plants throughout the country through stringent water-saving initiatives. From 2015 to 2022, CCBPI saved approximately 11 million cubic meters of water, equivalent to about 4,400 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Meanwhile, Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines prioritizes nature-based solutions as a way to conserve watersheds using natural processes such as reforestation, wetland restoration, and the promotion of sustainable agriculture.
Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines helps hundreds of communities have access to safe and clean water for drinking and sanitation.
Coca-Cola Philippines works with over 25 partners around the country through the Foundation to restore communities and the environment using the same quantity of water used to produce finished goods. In the most affected communities, this partnership seeks to improve access to clean drinking water and sanitary facilities.
“The Coca-Cola Company has been in the Philippines for the past 111 years. We stay true to our company’s purpose of refreshing the world while making a difference through loved brands, done sustainably, for a better-shared future,” said del Rosario. “As we look ahead, we are dedicated to serving Filipino consumers their favorite beverage brands and building a thriving and sustainable business that will endure for many more years.”
UP Maroon’s Aldous Torculas (left) and Sean Alter spending time with their fur babies
There is nothing better than returning home to a happy dog. Your pets will always be happy to see you when you arrive at the door, no matter how the day goes. When you become comfortable, they will be eager to play and relax with you. Some UP Maroons players get this feeling after practice and important game days.
A lot of sports fans watch UAAP Basketball to witness the UP Maroons stomp all over the court. Students and alumni from all throughout the nation rejoiced as the UP team won the championship during Season 84. They made it to the finals once more this year, carrying on their winning streak. The UP Maroons demonstrated their fervor and will to win even though they finished second.
The UP Maroons are devoted pet fathers who enjoy spending their free time with their dogs when they’re not giving it their all on the court.
Maroon’s best friend
CJ Casino with his fur baby, Milo
For UP Maroons team captain CJ Cansino, walking and playing with his Corgi, Milo, re-energizes him whenever he’s back home in Laguna. “I make sure na ako nag-aalaga sa kanya, ako nag-iikot sa kanya, ako nagpapakain sa kanya,” he says.
When Aldous Torculas got his American Bulldog, Zion, during the pandemic, he spent a lot of time with him to feel relaxed. “Best memory ko yung nakuha ko si Zion nung pandemic. Tuwang-tuwa ako everytime na gigising ako, siya agad yung pinupuntahan ko,” he says.
Loyal family members
More than anything, dogs are important members of the family. They are like children and siblings you take good care of, even spoiling them with yummy food and cute toys. At the same time, they repay the love you give with loyalty and companionship.
UAAP Season 85 MVP Malick Diouf with his pet
UAAP Season 85 MVP Malick Diouf considers his two dogs, Emma and Bellie, as great company. They’re always there for him whenever he feels down, so he can count on them whenever he needs a pick-me-up.
Meanwhile, Fil-Am player Sean Alter shares that he can’t wait to see his dog Wicky when he goes home to the US. The small white Maltese-Poodle is “always happy” to see Sean, and always cuddles with him. “It’s a lot of responsibility to take care of a dog, but having [a dog] to cuddle when you are feeling lonely or down, it’s the best feeling,” he says.
The UP Maroons always make sure to dedicate time and energy to their pet babies, regardless of whether they live with or without them. They may not always be present due to their demanding schedules, but they are aware of what is best for them, which includes providing them with nutrient-rich TopBreed dog food on a daily basis.
All athletes, UP Maroons included, are deeply committed to their sport. The UP Maroons, however, aren’t afraid to display their caring side with their cherished canines in the midst of pictures and videos of basketball moments. Their dogs and loved ones will be there to welcome them home whether they win or lose games.
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New and comfortable mattresses are placed on the bedroom of Haven for Children (Dagupan)
Leading foam manufacturer Uratex Philippines just achieved a noteworthy milestone to commemorate its 55th anniversary: they broke the record for the largest human mattress Domino. Beyond just breaking records, though, Uratex is celebrating by reiterating its dedication to corporate social responsibility (CSR) by contributing 2,355 mattresses to various charitable institutions around the Philippines.
In an interview during the event, Mrs. Naty Cheng, CEO and president of Uratex, emphasized the company’s dedication to giving back to the community. “Noong 40th anniversary, nagbigay na kami to forty charities. Noong 50th year, nagbigay ulit kami. Maraming nabigyan namin, buo pa yung kutson nila kaya bibigyan namin yung mga iba naman” (During our 40th anniversary, we donated to forty charities. On our 50th year, we did it again. Since many already received mattresses, we decided to help others).
Charity Foundations and Beneficiaries
CORA Foundation Beneficiaries – Silverio Elementary School
Orphanages, senior housing facilities, and other nonprofits that offer refuge to the poor are among the groups that benefit from Uratex’s mattress donations. Among the notable recipients are Bethany House Sto, Gawad Kalinga, Philippine Red Cross, and CORA Non-Profit Organization. Orphanage for Young People. These organizations were carefully selected because they share Uratex’s mission and have an immediate need for mattresses.
Gawad Kalinga Village
The company’s founder, Mr. Robert Cheng, articulated the following vision: “We will not stop until we give every Filipino with a comfortable and affordable mattress to lie on.” Uratex worked with outside partners to identify charities that support community hospitals in need of appropriate bedding as well as shelters for the elderly, women, children, and adults with special needs.
The 2,355 mattresses found their way to diverse communities, including the Muslim community, orphanages, homes for the aged, hospitals with outdated mattresses, and troubled teens in need of a fresh start. Some recipients were living in poor housing conditions, relying on uncomfortable bedding or, in some cases, had never experienced the comfort of a mattress.
Locations of the charities spanned across Cebu, Agusan del Norte, Cagayan de Oro City, Isla Verde in Batangas, Metro Manila, and nearby provinces.
Isla Verde, a secluded and simple community within Verde Island in Batangas, was one of the recipients. In an interview, recipients expressed their gratitude. One recipient stated, “Maraming salamat Uratex dahil natulungan nyo kaming mabigyan ng foam dahil sa sahig lamang kami natutulog. Ngayon ay komportable na kaming matulog dahil sa foam ng Uratex” (Thank you very much, Uratex, for helping us receive a foam. Before, we only slept on the floor. Now, we can sleep comfortably because of Uratex’s foam). Another recipient also conveyed appreciation, “Akoy nagpapasalamat at kami’y inyong nabigyang pansin… Maraming salamat sa Uratex. Kami ay makakahiga sa malambot” (I am thankful that you noticed us… Thank you, Uratex. We can now sleep on something soft).
The Mattresses: A Symbol of Quality and Generosity
A recipient laying out the mattress on her bed
2,355 units of Uratex’s best-selling Classic Uratex Single (36 x 75) mattresses, which were utilized in the attempt to set a record for the largest human mattress Domino, were donated by the company. The 14 minutes and 25 second attempt to break the record demonstrated Uratex’s dedication to excellence and served as the foundation for a larger CSR project.
Uratex is demonstrating how business success can be used to improve communities by fusing the thrill of setting a world record with a sizeable philanthropic donation. This is in line with the company’s long-term goal of giving comfort to every Filipino. This innovative program shows that, for Uratex, giving back is a commitment ingrained throughout the company’s 55-year history rather than only an occasion.
AssureMax, a life insurance plan that combines protection benefits with guaranteed returns that Filipinos can use to fund their children’s education, support their businesses or passions, provide themselves a comfortable retirement, and other future needs and financial goals, was recently launched by Manulife China Bank Life Assurance Corporation (MCBL), the bancassurance partnership between Manulife and China Bank.
With its guaranteed maturity benefit of 100% of the Face Amount paid out at the end of the policy term, MCBL AssureMax, now available in 5- and 10-year payment terms, offers guaranteed life protection equal to 200% of the Face Amount, a guaranteed cash payout of 10% of the Face Amount every two years beginning at the end of the seventh year for the 5-year variant and the end of the eleventh year for the 10-year variant. It includes pre-selected or optional riders, like payor’s benefits, hospital income benefits, accidental death benefits, and other non-guaranteed benefits.
“With high protection and guaranteed returns offered by AssureMax, we want to provide Filipinos a smarter way to save, wherever they may be in their life journey. AssureMax is designed for our customers who aim to save up to purchase a new home, finance their children’s education or prepare for their retirement while ensuring insurance coverage. AssureMax is also tailor-fit for those who simply want to grow their investments or diversify their financial portfolios so they can reach their life goals,” said Neil Bowyer, President, MCBL.
With a benefit duration of 20 years or up to age 65, MCBL AssureMax is offered in two basic plans: AssureMax 20 for ages 0-65 and AssureMax 65 for ages 0-45.
Following a spike in sales with over 10,000 orders in a single day, the local apparel business Make “Philippine-Made” Great (MPMG) has taken the top spot on the TikTok Philippines Men’s Fashion list for October and November 2023. Since its founding in February 2023, MPMG has grown quickly and achieved significant traction in the Philippine fashion sector, especially with younger customers.
MPMG, which is well-known for its simple styles and wide selection, provides reasonably priced, basic clothing that is adaptable in terms of styling. The brand is dedicated to offering locally produced, high-quality apparel, and it targets the younger market with fashionable yet reasonably priced fashion options. MPMG caters to the fashion needs of younger customers by offering reasonably priced, fashionable apparel options. They depart from the conventional focus on luxury labels and pricey apparel and emphasize that fashion is a tool for personal expression.
MPMG’s ascent to prominence has been largely attributed to its skillful use of social media, especially TikTok, which appeals to younger viewers. The company’s “Buy 1 Take 1” promotion helped it become much more visible and successful, as evidenced by the day-by-day sales of over 10,000 units.
“This milestone marks a groundbreaking moment for MPMG as it is not just a win for our brand ergo, it’s a bold statement about the rising influence and global potential of Philippine-made fashion. Our journey, from a local startup to a trendsetter in less than a year reflects our deep connection with the youth and our ability to turn minimalist designs into a fashion revolution. We’re not just selling clothes; we’re weaving the vibrant spirit and creativity of the Philippines into every fabric. This is more than fashion; it’s a movement,” said Kevin Co, CEO of MPMG.
MPMG encourages consumers to support fashion created in the Philippines as it works to maintain its position as a leader in the industry. The brand intends to launch additional projects in its pursuit of changing the perception of fashion, empowering youth, and making a significant impact on the international fashion industry.
Manulife, a global provider of financial services, recently visited the Philippines with its executive leadership team and global board of directors to reiterate their strong commitment to growing their business and entering new markets.
The Philippines is a market with significant development potential, according to Manulife. With a young population that is hyper-digital and empowered to manage their finances and health, the nation is well-positioned to better handle the changing financial habits of this group. We are well-positioned to assist more Filipinos in realizing their financial goals by providing them with access to Manulife’s cutting-edge insurance and investment options that may best suit their needs,” stated Rahul Hora, President and Chief Executive Officer, Manulife Philippines.
At the executive visit were Manulife’s Board of Directors Chair Don Lindsay, Nicole Arnaboldi, Susan Dabarno, and Andrea Rosen; and Manulife’s Executive Leadership’s Rahul Joshi, Global Chief Operations Officer; Phil Witherington, Asia Chief Executive Officer; and Pam Kimmett, Global Chief Human Resources Office. Honorable David Bruce Hartman, Ambassador of Canada to the Philippines, also graced his presence during a breakfast session.
Manulife operates five businesses in the country: Manulife Philippines, Manulife China Bank Life Assurance Corporation, and Manulife Investment Management and Trust Corporation, as well as its two offshoring companies, Manulife IT Delivery Center Asia and Manulife Business Processing Services. With almost 10,000 employees in the country, Manulife in the Philippines has the second largest employee base, next to its headquarters in Canada.
Manulife, which has been in business in the Philippines for 116 years, has maintained the faith and confidence of its stakeholders and clients by providing best-in-class goods and services that are sensitive to the changing needs of Filipinos in terms of protection, savings, investments, and health. Manulife, one of the most reputable and well-established international life insurers in the nation, is dedicated to being the most technologically advanced and customer-focused leader in the sector. Manulife has released the new Manulife Online mobile app, which is accessible on Google Play and the App Store, in an effort to further this goal and improve client convenience. In order to provide additional job possibilities to individuals who wish to flourish in a welcoming and fast-growing atmosphere while supporting Filipinos in their hour of need, it also consistently grows its agency force.
Manulife also formed strategic alliances with reputable non-governmental groups to help promote sustained health and well-being, promote inclusive economic opportunities, and hasten the transition to a more sustainable future in order to offer significant projects that further their Impact Agenda in the Philippines.
