"Experience the meeting of the old and modern world."

CEBU by tradition and by accepted history is the seat of the first Christian missionaries in the Philippines. Cebu is an island in Central Visayas and is the second most modern island after Luzon where the nation's capital Manila is located. Cebu is also popularly called as the "Queen City of the South" and is the oldest city and the second most busy metropolis in the country.

The country's second busiest port is located in Cebu and with its strategic central location, the island's is at the crossroads of shipping trade in the region. The country's second largest international airport is also located in the island with flight services reaching direct to Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and the United States of America.

Some of the country's leading corporations as well as banking institutions have made the island as the Visayas region's center of trade and business and the well-educated, English speaking locals are capable of handling most of the most intricate and detailed requirements of any visitor.

During the economic slump in the eighties, Cebu was the only region in the entire Philippines experiencing a positive economic growth and a robust economy. A number of key nationally financed infrastructure projects in the islands were prioritized and Cebu is wired up to meet the demands of the world class traveler in search of a distinctly old and friendly world that is at tune with the rhythm of modern life.