Pinoyspotting: Crispy Pata on a Viking River Cruise
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The “kababayan syndrome,” the natural inclination of Filipinos anywhere to help each other, was alive and well in Viking’s world.
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Pinoyspotting: Fancy Meeting Them There, and There
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You meet Filipinos everywhere. Here are few in London and Paris.
Read MorePinoyspotting and Other Discoveries in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
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Although this trip was intended to visit the Game of Thrones sights and sets, we discovered so many surprises along the way.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Filipinos? In Papua New Guinea?
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Meet Filipinos who found home a faraway island in the southwestern Pacific.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Pinoy House Fatima
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Find out where in Fatima you can miraculously feel at home.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland
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Writer Rey E. de la Cruz loves meeting Filipinos in faraway places.
Read MorePinoyspotting: England
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Rey E. de la Cruz travelled to jolly old England and meets up with fellow Pinoys.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Danube River Cruise
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From April 26 to May 7, we cruised the beautiful Danube River, the second longest river in Europe but definitely the most popular, as immortalized by the Austrian composer Johann Strauss II in 1866 in his classical masterpiece, The Blue Danube.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Seeing Pinoys in a Holy Site, But of Course
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It’s no surprise seeing fellow Filipinos in the religious pilgrimage destination of Lourdes, France.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Aruba
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Aruba is a magical island. Blessed with calm azure sea, it has long stretches of white-sand beaches. The island is small, with a population of only 120,000, of which about 9,000 are Filipinos. Coming from a country of 7,100 islands, Filipinos, who are the modern-day Vikings, chose wisely which island to invade. They are enhancing the social fabric of Aruba, making the island vibrant, if not a happier island!
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