Next big thing of what?

@@doods20fer41think! USE YOUR HEAD! 🤣

world? lol

Im Cebuano too but i think instead of typing “world” try saying “outside of metro manila” kase napaka ambitious ng original statement kahit ako napapahiya 😅

He is right, yung mga foreigners mas kilala nila ang Cebu kesa sa Manila at mas alam pa nila pasikut sikut ng Cebu, fair enough@@doods20fer41

💯% Perfectly said. Amazing Cebu indeed. The Queen City of the South. And wow the first 6-star hotel in Cebu will open soon.

Don’t underestimate your profession. Teaching is a very noble profession.

True nakakahawa kasi yung way of talking nila na very decent and yung choice of terms are really nakakatalino talaga. Thats why best advice talaga in life is to surround yourself with people that influences you to be a better person. I think listening to people in vlogs like this helps kahit na di ka talaga kasama sa convo, it influences and make you adopt the knowledge they're sharing and their way of talking talaga may help apply to your daily way of communicating as well. 🥹

Don't say "I'm just a simple teacher" be proud and say that "I'm a teacher"! In Europe , teacher is one of the highest paid job, higher than a banker...

Not slowly; Cebu has experienced rapid progress and expansion in just a few years. Cebu has become the most prosperous and progressive metropolis. Cebu has achieved extraordinary growth considering this magnificent city is outside the national capital region (NCR), where most of the developments, infrastructure projects, government contracts, budgets, and government interest are focused only within that region. The Cebu economy, tourism growth, and being independent from the NCR are quite remarkable and exceptional. This is something all Cebuanos are very proud of. Cebu can survive without the Philippines. Cebu is built by Cebuanos only, while NCR is built by Filipinos from different islands and regions in the Philippines.

Engineer don't forget to make a good drainage..

ooo kasi kinokontrol ng media ng imperial manila

not only the local government of Cebu but also us citizens should do our part because if you think about it who is responsible of throwing garbage in the river or in the ocean? that is us citizens. that's why us citizens should do our part also in making our City and country more beautiful don't just depends on the government. Because we are just always relying on the government in which us citizens have part also in making our City productive and more beautiful.

@@jheremyauxilio9356 I couldn't agree more.

​@@jheremyauxilio9356Perfectly said! Citizens must also do their part! Let's work together!

I hate it when people throw everywhere. At least make our Cebu clean.

The cleanliness of the city must be addressed to LGU and constituents LGU must be strong in implementeng the discipline without biases

Agree. More walkable spaces sana and bike lanes.

​@@non-showbiz_gfmaraming Park sa cebu marami din bike lanes

that would be great. Bohol and Cebu tourism will grow more by leaps and bounds😀

I'm very optimistic of the future of Cebu.

💯% Perfectly said. In fact, Cebu was chosen by UNESCO as a Creative City of Design, making it the Creative Capital City of the Philippines. Cebu has a lot to offer. Beyond being a center for trade and commerce, Cebu has always been a gateway for tourism. Cebu also is the Tourism Capital of the Philippines.

actually cebu is the firt and oldest city in the philippines, unfortantely the manila ang capital.. pero atleast cebu ang bilis ng progress

I super agree. Cebu needs lrt and monorail.

NuStar is along the route of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit

NuStar is along the route of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit.

Why do you have to drag Manila on this? That's a barriotic mentality. We should all be happy that Cebu has this beautiful tower.

​@@ronnienestor Why are you being so pessimistic? I'm simply speaking the facts, there's no need to get upset about it. There's nothing negative about what I've mentioned. Let's maintain a positive here and stop being toxic for any opinion you saw on the internet. Be better :)

@@Paul24John I’m not pessimistic. Reading comprehension problem.

@@Paul24John It just confirmed that you have a barriotic mentality… like you have an IQ that is just city vs. city!

Have you heard of Okada Manila? It’s way bigger at 44 hectares compared to Nustar’s 9 hectares. Nustar is comparable to the size of Solaire.

Nustar investor is Robinsons and Okada investor is Japanese and other group so they are totally different bodies

But now Okada is already bought by Mr. Razon from the Japanese investor ... correct me if i'm wrong! ❤️🇵🇭✌️

Then go to Las Vegas

​@@gangstagummybear3432paladesisyon

Well that's a 6 star hotel bruh, 10,000 pesos per night is just so cheap bruh. If y'all probably sleep in the 6 star hotel in Las Vegas per night, the least expensive room that you will probably paying is double, triple, or even more than that.

Slater said he visited one of the rooms that cost 700,00 per night.

​@@josephp5005Ten thousand pesos is less than two hundred dollars. To me that's more affordable than some hotels in some Vegas and LA hotels.

Soon when it's fully in operation.

You can stay when Sinulog starts and visit the Cebu seaside and experience Aqua dining first and only underwater restaurant in the Philippines.

Basic lang yan sa manila

​@@sylres6190e utot mo yan kabag lang yan😊😅😅

​@@sylres6190 of course..capital kayo!!! Bitter naman..

I don't suggest this one .I'm from Cebu thou , It's because areas /space are limited . Mas better improve road quality , mass transpo and proper drainage system. Embrace walkable sidewalks , clean and green streets should be better enough. Lastly relocate or pauwiin to their own province yung mga informal settlers and more park space and progress should be done.

Better stay where you are. Cebu is for Cebuanos. The streets are really in standard sizes just like in older parts of most other European and Asian cities like London, Rome, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai and even Manila. It's just that there are too many cars and vehicles running on the streets because of lack of modern mass transport system. Widening roads in older parts of the city is close to impossible if not impossible because the properties are privately owned and buying them is too costly. Cebu City is the only major city in the Philippines where you can't find adulterated vehicles running on major city streets. In Manila cities, you can find tricycles and modified tractors sharing space with regular cars in major streets.

It's not a lack of transport systems. It's a resullt of poor urban planning. I've lived in Cebu and believe me, I loved it. It was so easy to just go to the beach on the weekends. But when you're just around the City, Mandaue, Mactan -- the traffic is terrible. Especially during Christmas season. I remember being stuck in a car on the road for almost 2 hours driving from where I lived in Lahug (Marco Polo, near JY Square) to SM City (Less than 4km) during one Christmas season. I love driving late at night though, it's so easy and quick to get anywhere. That's why I envision Central Cebu with wider roads -- it will definitely improve the economy, people will have more time on their hands instead of being on the road for a significant portion of their waking hours.

@@lionhearted1969 Nope. Tricycles are not allowed in EDSA. Commonwealth Ave has up to 8 lanes (8 eastbound, 8 westbound) in some parts, down to 4 lanes in others. But we should probably be able to agree that be it Manila or Cebu, both are a result of poor urban planning. You don't see traffic like you see here in all those cities. Even in rush hour traffic in LA, where everybody has a vehicle and rarely take public transport, it's never as bad as it gets in the Ph. It took be 2hrs once to drive through Salinas Dr. In Lahug to SM City (NRA) during Christmas season. I love Cebu, but massive urban renovation is in order to make it truly a world class group of cities, first and foremost for its own people. It's not a joke when you're talking about medical emergencies where even ambulances have to face the challenge of having nowhere to pass through.

@@lionhearted1969 It's funny how you say Cebu is for Cebuanos as if you want to keep it to yourself. You probably dom't know how much foreign tourism and foreign investments are contributing to your economy. Take the BPO sector out alone and see how much it drags the economy down. You're probably one of those quasi-racists hating on Tagalogs being in Cebu. And I completely understand that viewpoint, but honestly you're being just like those people you're hating on

Cebu has experienced rapid progress and expansion in just a few years. Cebu has become the most prosperous and progressive metropolis. Cebu has achieved extraordinary growth considering this magnificent city is outside the national capital region (NCR), where most of the developments, infrastructure projects, government contracts, budgets, and government interest are focused only within that region. The Cebu economy, tourism growth, and being independent from the NCR are quite remarkable and exceptional. This is something all Cebuanos are very proud of. Cebu can survive without the Philippines. Cebu is built by Cebuanos only, while NCR is built by Filipinos from different islands and regions in the Philippines.

@@elgadricchartoen4369 I love Cebu but you sounded like an insecure and obviously advocating regionalism. LOL can survive without the Philippines is total bullshit, I know it's pride that makes you excited but chill man.

​@@LitMakuhmaka-survive ba ang metro manila kung wala ang mga probinsya sa buong Pinas? I want an honest answer.

Well everyone isn't meant to afford everything, some things are for people that can afford higher prices, do some of yal understand that concept in PH? I am from the US, and there are places I don't even think about stepping food at, why? Because I automatically know certain stuff wasn't built for my financial bracket, but some of you Filipinos seem to think everything should be 500 pesos per night, yeah, give the person that is looking for luxury options what everyone can afford; what a joke.

For billionaires only

meh hahahahaha i’ve always disregarded davao as being a luxurious place with a touch of provincial modern city up until i went there and i am waiting for a promotion to relocate to davao kasi sobrang ganda at ang aliwalas.

As from Davao myself(now based in the U.S.) , Cebu is a great place but all this city vs city crap is stupid, especially for the 2 biggest visayan cities. We should be proud to be more independent from Manila and Luzon, but daghan og hambogiro sa kabisayaan pero walay kabuga. Also, Davao and the rest of Mindanao wala pa kaayo na develop, but the potential is as big or even greater due to larger land area, more resources etc.

LGU's in Davao as always been not in good terms with the liberals. People should understand that in globalization, one of the biggest investors has actually a good grip in the government or the politics. And for decades, Liberals had a long hold to the government/politics and mostly has influence to the investors. That's why Davao has not of a much of investors as of the moment.

agreed. speaking as a cebuano, cebu is more progressive than manila and any other cities. cguro kasi andito ang majority sa malalaking negosyante sa pilipinas

@@jhostark4368 progressive saan? 🤣Natawa ako bigla imagine nauna ang cebu pero tignan mo kht saan interms economy and infrastructure technology ang liit

LOL🤣 Gwen who? You mean Gov. Gwen Garcia of Cebu Province, the Cebu Province Governor has nothing to do with Cebu City. The Cebu Province Governor has NO jurisdiction in Cebu City! FYI, Cebu City, the capital of Cebu, is politically independent from Cebu Province, Cebu City has its own jurisdiction and government, and it's not under Cebu Province! Cebu City is a chartered City! The Leader and Chief Executive of Cebu City is only the city Mayor, Mayor Mike Rama! The Cebuanos in Cebu City Do Not vote for Cebu Province Governor in the election! Cebu Province Governor has NO jurisdiction in Cebu City! 😂