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Travel Made Easy: Naga City’s EasyBus PH Launches New Kiosks at BCS

On July 24, 2024, three (3) EasyBus Kiosks were launched at the Bicol Central Station (BCS). Public commuters can now book their bus trip easily and conveniently, reducing long lines and time-consuming processes. With just a few taps, passengers can choose their preferred bus line, select seats, and book their trips on their desired time and date. The kiosks offer multiple payment options, including Cash, GCash, and Maya, ensuring flexibility for everyone. Easybus PH has also installed trip displays to provide the latest status updates. After booking, the kiosk will print out a ticket voucher which shall be presented at…

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Naga marks 76th Charter Day with new tourism brand ‘Naga ‘Yon’

After a year of development workshops and stakeholder consultations, Naga City finally reveals its newest Tourism Branding: Naga ‘Yon, in front of the various tourism establishments and institutions in the city. MAYOR Nelson Legacion addressed a jam-packed Plaza Rizal on Tuesday, marking the 76th anniversary of Naga City’s charter status with a speech that honored the past and outlined an ambitious future. “Today, 76 years ago, Republic Act 305 was signed. RA 305 was introduced as House Bill 1255, penned by former Congressman Juan Q. Miranda, whom we regard as the father of making Naga a chartered city,” Legacion said.…

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"There is a direct relationship between brain drain and poverty of a region. Understanding this, I courageously founded over a decade ago my first formal startup, an Apple iPad POS company, with the goal of creating job opportunities that will make our best and brightest software engineers stay in Naga City. It was very, very difficult then. Today, this ordinance, I foresee, will encourage more founders and startups to flourish in our Maogmang Lugar. Then give them 2-3 years, our city will begin seeing their contribution to the local economy and job creation through their innovative products and services, coupled with newer business models. This could be our way to becoming a 'Startup City'."

Magno Edilberto R. Conag III

CEO, Nueca Technologies Inc.

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