One would think that with quarantine restrictions, health protocols and all, planning a special day with loved ones on a day like Valentine’s would be so much simpler. Stay home, order in and create the right space using whatever is around you — plants, flowers, sarongs… But why do that when you can have a truly romantic escape in a magical garden?

SM Supermalls, through its corporate social responsibility arm SM Cares, has partnered with Philippine-based, non-profit organization Plastic Credit Exchange (PCEx) for a plastic waste collection initiative.

Perhaps the most striking element of living in the heart of the city is the ease of access to almost anything that’s essential to contemporary lifestyles. Whether it’s shuffling back and forth from editorial meetings and boutique fashion presentations to celebrity shoots and cocktail events, the key to enjoying and living the savoir vivre is having the luxury of accessibility.

Looking to give their customers a safe, cozy, and instagrammable alfresco dining spot, SM City Fairview launched the FRVW Dine Yard located at the Lower Ground Level, Parkway, near National University.

Social distancing this Valentine’s Season? Everyone is! But it’s still the perfect chance to show appreciation to the wonderful people in your life, who supported you through the ups and downs of the pandemic.

It’s the year of the hardworking and dutiful Ox. As many are likely looking to increase their luck and attract positivity after the year that was plagued by one bad news after another, these establishments roll out Chinese New Year treats and activities that usher in the good things we all desperately need.

SM Prime Holdings Inc., the listed property developer of the Sy Group, successfully raised P10 billion from its latest fixed rate bond offer.

Shopping mall operator SM Prime Holdings Inc. said it has partnered with nonprofit group Plastic Credit Exchange (PCEx) for an initiative that aims to promote proper plastic waste disposal.

A Giant Lantern and Tourism Information Center (GLTIC) will be constructed at the former Paskuhan Village here to further push the city’s branding as “Home of the Giant Lantern” and “Christmas Capital of the Philippines.”

In its commitment to uphold the safety of its clients and employees, Tagaytay Highlands continues to adhere to safety protocols as its physical turnover on-site goes online. The current health situation in the country has prompted the country’s premier mountain resort community to adapt to the new normal to accommodate the turnover activity virtually.