Quest Plus Conference Center Clark received the prestigious ASEAN MICE Venue Award for its iconic Magellan Grand Ballroom last January 19 at the 2022 ASEAN Tourism Awards held in Preah Sihanoukville, Cambodia. This recognition is awarded to tourism establishments that have met the internationally recognized ASEAN MICE Venue Standards for meetings and exhibition venues.

Cebu Pacific, the country’s leading airline, honors the Philippine delegation to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics after they poured out all their efforts and made Filipinos proud.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, sports activities in the province as well as in our country have hibernated that prevented the interaction among coaches, student-athletes, sports leaders, and sports enthusiasts.

Some 72 cyclists competed on the first day of the Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines (PhilCycling) competition held in this Freeport.

Sports Turismo Alliance (STA) welcomes Miss Scuba Philippines (MSP) organization recently as a member to promote the Philippines, adored globally by divers for its dive spots, as a prime sports tourism destination.

Manuel V. Pangilinan’s moniker as MVP was made all the more accurate during the 4th Philippine Sports Tourism Awards after being recognized as the private sector’s Sports Tourism Personality of the Year for 2019.

The 4th Philippine Sports Tourism Awards was held on December 10, 2020 in Clark Pampanga where it recognized and it celebrated the movers and shakers of Philippine sports tourism under strict health protocols imposed by the host city.

Following its resolve to honor and highlight the movers and shakers of the sports tourism industry in the Philippines during these tumultuous times, the 4th Philippine Sports Tourism Awards, with the Clark Development Corporation as host, will be held on December 10 at the Clark Marriot Hotel.

The Clark bubble came from an idea ventilated by NLEX coach Yeng Guiao. And the concept will become a reality when the PBA restarts its 45th season on October 11.

A total of 41.94 kilos of garbage was collected by various tourism stakeholders during a dive clean-up as part of the 35th International Coastal Clean-up Day last Sept. 18.