Title Sponsor
COBRA ENERGY DRINK was launched in December 2006 by Interbev Philippines, Inc. Cobra Energy Drink caters to individuals who lead an active lifestyle and whose jobs or hobbies require them to perform at an optimal level whether physically or mentally. COBRA provides the “extra energy” for enhanced mental and physical performance.
Cobra Energy Drink contains the following unique blend of ingredients that enable the body to achieve the extra energy needed to perform one’s daily tasks:
- B Vitamins – are often called energy vitamins. It fights fatigue, irritability, poor concentration, anxiety and depression.
- Inositol - is very helpful in the treatment of depression, panic attacks and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It is also used to prevent hardening of the arteries, protect the heart and treat cancer.
- Ginseng - increases resistance to physical, chemical and biological stress and builds up vitality. Ginseng increases physical and mental capacity for work.
- Taurine - It is an essential nutrient observed to treat cardiovascular diseases, hypercholesterocemia, epilepsy, seizure disorders, muscular degeneration, Alzheimer’s disease & modulation of cellular calcium levels.
- Caffeine - improves one’s endurance. It is an ergogenic aide that stimulates muscular performance. Taurine combined with caffeine enhances one’s concentration and reaction speed while improving emotional status.
With the active lifestyle that we have today, COBRA ENERGY DRINK can play a great role in our everyday living.
Presenting Sponsors
Globe Telecom is a leading telecommunications company in the Philippines. We continue to grow and engage our customers through our clear commitment of “Making Great Things Possible.”
As a pioneer, Globe Telecom continues to be a part of the revolution that’s connecting millions of people across the Philippines and around the world - a testament to our continuing commitment to nation-building. Beyond technology, we feel that our business is truly shaped by the bonds that tie Filipinos together. We believe that communications is ultimately about relationships, and this drives us to innovate and constantly find new ways to enhance our portfolio of services. Looking ahead, as multimedia becomes more pervasive, we fully intend to introduce compelling new products to further enrich the lives of Filipinos everywhere.
True to our vision, as the needs of our subscribers evolve, so will Globe Telecom.
The Department of Tourism (DOT) shall be the primary government agency charged with the responsibility to encourage, promote, and develop tourism as a major socio-economic activity to generate foreign currency and employment and to spread the benefits of tourism to both the private and public sector.
The Office of the Secretary provides leadership, direction, and substance to the overall operations of the Department. It formulates policies, plans , programs, rules, and regulations; reviews and evaluates the performance of the Tourism Master Plan and advises the President on all matters affecting the tourism program of the country.
The Tourism Promotion Sector has the primary function of promoting the Philippines as a tourist destination domestically and internationally. It devises integrated marketing and promotional activities such as information dissemination, public relations, special events, and related tourism programs. It likewise supervises the overseas field offices established to implement and enhance the tourism development and promotion program of the Department in the international field.
Official Carrier
Philippine Airlines is the national flag carrier of the Republic of the Philippines. Tagged as Asia’s first airline (first flight on March 15, 1941), PAL has a long and distinguished history in Philippine commercial aviation, spanning nearly seven decades. The continuing evolution and growth of the Republic is intertwined with PAL’s storied past, made manifest by the airline’s role to nation-building – that of linking the more than 7,100 islands that comprise the Philippine archipelago.
PAL operates a fleet of 39 new-generation, all-jet aircraft: Boeing 747-400s, B777-300ERs, Airbus A340-300, A330-300s, A320-200s and A319-100s – comprising one of the youngest fleets in the region.
These airplanes currently fly to 20 domestic and 26 international destinations from two main hubs: Manila and Cebu (in central Philippines). They also carry an average of 12,000 passengers and 180 tons of cargo daily on domestic routes, and 10,000 passengers and 170 tons of cargo daily on international sectors. During fiscal year 2009-2010, PAL carried nearly 10 million passengers.
PAL is the only Philippine carrier whose operations are certified safe by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) after passing twice the rigid IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA).
PAL is also the only airline offering Business Class service in all its domestic flights.
Frequent service enhancements – both inflight and on ground – has entrenched the PAL brand of warm and personalized Filipino hospitality, making PAL truly a national icon.
