Leni Robredo Joins In The Tourism Fun!

NAGA CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Naga Bureau) -All of social media is having fun with the tourism fiasco, with photos of international destinations tagged “Love The Philippines.”

Well, ex-Vice President Leni Robredo has joined the bus, er, the fun, posting her own unsolicited entry to the tourism promo.

Robredo’s entry shows her strolling along a rice field (and who knows where she came from). And she brilliantly fuses two slogans: “Love The Philippines” and “It’s More Fun in the Philippines.”

This is a winner, and an authentic photo of the Philippines!

Maria Ressa’s Words Now Haunt Philippines’ Department Of Tourism!

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – The Philippines’ Department of Tourism is facing a more daunting task than trying to defend its new slogan/branding, “Love The Philippines.”

It will be recalled that on her way to stealing the Nobel Peace Prize from other more deserving freedom fighters, Rappler CEO and convicted criminal Maria Ressa described the Philippines as “worse than any war zone I’ve been in.”

So how can anyone love a war zone?

Perhaps, DOT can come up with an alternate slogan that says “Come to the Philippines…We’ll prove Maria Ressa is Liar!”

World Tourism Council: ‘Love The Philippines’ Judged The Best Tourism Slogan Of All Time

LAS VEGAS, Nevada (The Adobo Chronicles, Las Vegas Bureau) – The World Tourism Council, meeting in Las Vegas, today named the Philippines Department of Tourism’s new slogan the best of all time!

Love The Philippines” may have received the harshest criticism from both Filipinos and international travelers because of its use of stock images featuring countries other than the Philippines, but WTC said it has generated an amazing phenomenon never before seen in world tourism.

In naming recognizing the Philippine slogan, WTC said:

“The three-word slogan has captured the eyes, ears and mouths across continents. Everyone is now talking about the Philippines. International media has provided free coverage of the tourism campaign. Social media is now teeming with the controversial slogan – never mind that the images posted by netizens are of other countries. Kudos to the Philippines’ Tourism Department and to the ad agency that cooked up this phenomenal branding.”

(The Adobo Chronicles’ senior chief geopolitics correspondent Brian Neyra contributed to this report and painstakingly helped collate images from the Internet.)

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