Natalie Tarin

People always ask us whether it's "safe" to travel the Philippines between June and November. Our honest answer: yes, if you plan for it. The rainy months can mean emptier beaches, cheaper rooms, and dramatic skies. They can also mean cancelled ferries, delayed flights, and island hopping trips that turn into very long lunches. Being based in the Philippines, I've had my fair share of off-season adventures. There was a recent trip I went to in Zambales where the beach was flooded due to the...

Water shortages, extreme heat, and rising food costs are expected in the coming months. Don't wait until taps run dry or shelves empty—early preparation is key! Here is a quick, practical checklist to keep your home and family ready.

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