It's More Fun in the Philippines TVC

By Jameliz -
I saw this video on a friend of a friend's facebook wall but when I sent the link to my bosses in the U.S., it was gone! Looked for it in YouTube and apparently there are hundreds of videos there tagged as "It's More Fun in the Philippines". Luckily, I found it again!

I'm not sure if this is an official TV Commercial from the Department of Tourism but it better be because it's awesome!!





Copy reads:
"We're a country named after a Spanish King / To which an American general vowed to return, or as someone described our history, "300  years in a convent and 50 years in hollywood". / We're made up of 7,107 big, small, inhabited, tranquil, sandy, mountainous, rocky, foresty, elevated, underwater islands, and one of them, just for picnics. We call them Alabat, Almagro, Antocon, Binalabac, Batquis, Balanguingui, Calabugdong, Carabao, Cacatan, Diadekey, Doong, Deatoboato, El Fraile, Fuga, Guntao, Guimaras, Gingoog, Hermana Mayor, Homonhon, Hegad, Icadambanauan, Inampulungan,  Jomalig, Jinto**, Jolo, Kalongkooan, Kaybani, Kang Tipayan Diki, Linapacan, Lapinin, Little Santa Cruz, Masbate, Manicani, Manuk Manka, Naranjo, North Gigante, North Ubian, Oco, Olango, Omapoy, Palaui, Pangangan, Pasegan Gulmba, Quinilugan, Refugio, Remove, Rock, West Nalut. But you can call us, The Philippines. / You can choose from black sand, brown sand, gray sand, white sand, pink sand. And the world's No. 1 tropical beach is only an hour from Manila. / We have the most species in the least space, of anywhere in the planet. Out of the world's 500 coral species, 488 are here. / Along with 13,500 plant species, 170 bird species and 100 mammal species including the sea cow, whale shark, mouse deer, and an eagle that eats monkeys. / We speak over 100 local languages, but we love playing around with English. / We love food and we love being hospitable. The Filipino word for Hello is "Have you eaten?" / Our waiters love to sing but they leave the dancing to our policemen or flight attendants. / The world's most perfect cone isn't found in an ice cream shop, but in the shape of a volcano. Our chocolate hills are limestone. Our 100 islands resort is actually 400 islands. / Here, a party is called a fiesta. We have rice fiestas, flower fiestas, water fiestas, giant fiestas, mango fiestas, mask fiestas. We have one every day of the year.. and everyone's invited. / We have a boxer called Pacman, an actor named Dingdong / places called Baybay, Rapu-rapu, Iloilo, Sanga sanga, Tawi-tawi, Potipot, Bongabong, Tingtingong, Coco Loco / Desserts called Halo-halo, Sapin sapin, and a bird called Maya, and a fish called Maya maya. / You could say we have a sense of humor humor. People say we're the warmest place on earth because everyone, absolutely everyone, knows how to smile.. and have fun. It's more fun in the Philippines."

Share this as much as you can especially to your loved ones abroad!

- Jam

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