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This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog Aseana City Builds a Healthier Community Through Walkable Spaces Parañaque City, Philippines – In the busy environment of a large city like Metro Manila, many commuters face daily difficulties when walking or using public transportation. Data from the local civil society group Move As One Coalition shows that 94% of Filipinos either walk or depend on public transit, while only 6% drive their own cars. Pedestrian walkway outside Landmark/Ayala Malls Manila Bay, connecting Asean Ave. and D. Macapagal Ave. at night Further data from the said organization shows Filipinos spend around 77.5% of their travel time walking, yet only 5% of the roads are considered safe for pedestrians. Additionally, a survey conducted by Social Weather Stations (SWS) found that 44% of non-home-based Filipino workers walk to work, making it the most common way to commute. Despite these numbers, roads are still made for cars instead of people. Most investments from both the government and some private sectors tend to go toward easing traffic congestion for private vehicles rather than improving walkways and mass transport. While many urban areas continue to prioritize cars over people, Aseana City in the south

This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog From Sisterhood to Bromance: Your International Friendship Day Watchlist Celebrate the people who keep you grounded, growing, and laughing with this feel-good watchlist. Friendships vary greatly; some are loud and chaotic, while others are quiet and steady. Whether it’s a lifelong barkada, an unlikely duo, or a group navigating life together, stories of friendship have a unique way of resonating. Little Women To celebrate Friendship Day, here are five titles that showcase the fun, awkward, and heartwarming moments of having people you trust. From timeless sisterhood stories to late-night confessions and surprising collaborations, these titles now streaming on Lionsgate Play are ideal for your next relaxed hangout with friends. Little Women (2017) Little Women is a three-part BBC miniseries based on Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, chronicling the lives of the four March sisters—Meg (Willa Fitzgerald), Jo (Maya Hawke), Beth (Annes Elwy), and Amy (Kathryn Newton)—as they grow up in Civil War-era Massachusetts. Raised by their strong-willed mother while their father serves as a Union army chaplain, the sisters navigate the complexities of love, loss, ambition, and womanhood in a society defined by strict expectations. Each sister follows her

This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog How to Maximize Business Travel in Entertainment City: 5 Easy Ways Today’s business travel extends beyond just catching flights and attending meetings; it’s about maintaining your health, staying connected, and remaining productive. Located just 8 minutes from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals, corporate travelers are discovering the perfect combination of a strategic location, modern amenities, and wellness-centered experiences in Entertainment City, Parañaque. Kingsford Hotel Manila Facade At the core of this vibrant area is Kingsford Hotel Manila, a top choice for professionals who value comfort, efficiency, and convenience. Whether you’re closing deals or participating in conferences, your choice of accommodation can greatly influence your trip’s success. After all, business doesn’t stop for the weather, and neither should your performance. Kingsford Hotel Manila enhances the travel experience through thoughtful details and curated amenities that help you rest, recharge, and achieve your goals. Here are five smart ways to make the most of your next business stay in Entertainment City. Executive Suite at Kingsford Hotel Manila Prioritize Sleep to Boost Decision-Making A study by Harvard Business Review found that sleep-deprived executives are 4.5 times more likely to make poor decisions.

This post was originally published on this siteOut of Town Blog How to Book a Private Jet and What It’s Really Like to Fly Private for the First Time Luxury gets a bad rep for being about champagne and leather, but some of the best-kept secrets are surprisingly, well, reasonable. For many people, this starts with the idea of private jet travel: How to book a private jet, when to book, and what to expect. Spoiler alert: When it comes to preparing for private jet travel, it’s much easier to get access than you might expect (even with its reputation for efficiency).  Fly Private for the First Time Whether you’re booking a milestone celebration, a work trip, or simply when you’ve had enough of delayed, jostled travel, here’s how to book a private jet and what to expect for the first time in the sky. Step One: Figure out How to Book a Private Jet The big question when first trying to figure out how to book a private jet is no longer, “Who do I know who knows someone?” The industry, still small but growing, now has easy-access tech tools and brokers aplenty. Companies such as Platinum Jets have