Shine and sparkle 2020 as we welcome a new decade with a bang! Ring in the new year as Maayo Hotel ushers the celebration with good food, booze, dancing, and good music through the live band and DJ performances.

As the midnight of the New Year draws nearer, guests may dazzle the night away. Catch DJ Genesis spinning the latest tracks to shine the New Year with a live band performance brought to you by Foreplay Band. Maayo Hotel’s All That Glitters: Sparkle the 2020 Countdown will be held at Maayo Roof Deck, the party starts at 9pm. Tickets are priced at Php 1,100 net per person inclusive of open bar, pica-pica, and chance to win a raffle prize.

As Maayo Hotel welcomes 2020, glittering celebrations graciously abound. A dine and party package is priced at Php3,500 net per person inclusive of a dinner buffet with one round of soft drinks, chilled juices, or a choice of a glass of red, white, or sparkling. Guests will also have access to the Countdown Party at the Roof Deck and will be entitled to the following: party favors, open bar, pica-pica, and a chance to win a raffle prize.

A dinner-only package for New Year’s Eve is also tantalizing. For only Php 2,500 net per person, a dinner buffet featuring international cuisines awaits at Maayo Grand Ballroom. This package is inclusive of one round of drinks with one round of soft drinks, chilled juices, or a choice of a glass of red, white, or sparkling, a live acoustic band entertainment.

Your New Year Celebration starts here. With a dash of some glitters and sparkles, welcome the new decade at Maayo Hotel. For ticket reservations, contact us at (032) 517 0200 or visit Dayun Lounge on the 7th floor from 9am to 10pm.

Bos Coffee is a homegrown Filipino coffee and coffeehouse chain. They put the spotlight on #PhilippineCoffee. Their Coffee Origins is a story of our culture. Bo's Coffee sources coffee beans locally from farmers from Sagada, Mountain Province, Mount Kitanglad in Bukidnon, Mount Matutum in Tupi, South Cotabato, and Mount Apo.

Founded by Steve Benitez in 1996 in Cebu City, Philippines. They make it their business to support local coffee farmers. Making their mission to create positive social impact by empowering social enterprises. It is in their pursuit to deliver unparalleled hospitality and complete homegrown experience to our patrons.

In 1992, his parents wanted to shut down their family-owned and managed Ric's Barbeque on Ramos Street in Cebu City. Benitez, the youngest of the five Benitez siblings, took over the management of the family business and left Ateneo de Manila Law School. After attending various seminars and training and indications that it was not a viable venture, he stubbornly decided to open Bo's Coffee in a small space in Ayala Center Cebu in June 1996. Two months before the shop opened, he was left alone when his two business partners backed out.

Benitez bought his first coffee machine from a coffee exhibition show in Singapore for 65,000 pesos and hand-carried the machine in his flight going back to Cebu. Starting on investment of 100,000 pesos, the business did not produce any profit for its first three months on daily sales ranging from 300 to 1000 pesos. At first, Benitez had to give away free samples as the Cebuano market was not yet familiar with his concept. Sales picked up in the sixth month and then steadily increased to turning a profit to enable Benitez to put up another coffee cart in SM City Cebu.

The company now operates a total of 102 outlets throughout the Philippines most of them located in key cities. A big number of these branches are located in Metro Cebu, where the company is based.where you would find the newest addition to its branch located at Mactan Town Center.

With the worsening traffic situation in Metro Cebu, commuters have turned to Angkas, a popular motorcycle taxi ride-hailing service, to survive the daily gridlocks and reach their destinations on time.

While the increasing business activity has become a positive note for the southern business district, such industrialization brought with it an increase in the number of vehicles plying the streets and the consequent traffic jams in and around the area.

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Megaworld to build 'BEACH MALL' in Mactan Newtown. New mall on a shoreline cliff to be highlighted by a man-made lagoon, boutique hotel, garden chappel, beach walk, and raws of retail shops and restaurants including for cinemas.

Megaworld will spend P1.5-billion to build the Mactan Newtown Beach Walk, which is expected for completion in 2021.

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