Higher Airfares Loom for Philippine Flights in Early November
Airfares for flights within and out of the Philippines are set to increase in early November due to a rise in the allowable fuel surcharge, driven by global jet fuel prices nearing $200 per barrel. This will impact travelers and businesses.
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