taken a couple of hours ago at HKIA -
‘tis the season to be jolly, but also a season for goodbyes for those of us who work away from home. I wasn’t able to go to all the farewell celebrations over the past week because I went back to Manila, but I know that you know that I wish you all well. To those leaving for good, we’ll always have Hong Kong… (a spinoff from the famous Casablanca line, “we’ll always have Paris” - one of my favorite classic movies) :)
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taken a couple of hours ago at HKIA -

‘tis the season to be jolly, but also a season for goodbyes for those of us who work away from home. I wasn’t able to go to all the farewell celebrations over the past week because I went back to Manila, but I know that you know that I wish you all well. To those leaving for good, we’ll always have Hong Kong… (a spinoff from the famous Casablanca line, “we’ll always have Paris” - one of my favorite classic movies) :)

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Redundant, inefficient, cumbersome, useless- why our airport procedures don’t - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos

Excerpt:

WE ARE staunch advocates of local tourism. We strongly believe responsible eco-tourism is a good driver of sustainable economic development. If there is anything we Filipinos can be proud of, it is the unparalleled physical beauty of our country, and the inner beauty of our people.

But those of us who travel extensively know how cumbersome, inefficient and opportunistic our travel systems are, particularly our airports and seaports.

Take the case of the gateways of the country: our airports. There has been a marked improvement in the physical facilities of our airports, for which we congratulate those responsible for them. However, there is so much that needs to be done to upgrade our services and make our airports truly world-class.

We invite your attention to the tedious process of checking in and out of our airports—the first and last stop of all local and international travelers. The objective of a good airport is to make travel procedures as seamless and efficient as possible. Instead, ours have become perfect examples of bureaucracy, inefficiency, and what airport systems should NOT be.

and that’s not all, folks.

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