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Feedback

For a webmaster it is always very grateful to receive feedback for his work. Whether the feedback is negative, this allows the webmaster to improve his site or positive, this is encouraging to continue his work. On this page we publish feedback we received from our readers. We only publish first-names to protect the writer's privacy. You may also use the form at the end of his page to send us your own feedback.
On Thursday, December 18, 2008, Benny wrote:
Just wanna say thank you for coming up with this website and providing travelers into the Philippines with very useful information. I was trying to find NAIA's airport services/travel information for passengers traveling thru the airport on the net but to no avail. I can't believe that a civilian is doing the government's work. Keep up the good work!
[Ed's comment: Thank you Benny. We think a traveler sees things differently than the owner. We travelers have to carry our luggage and look for a taxi. The owner sits in his office and must run the business.]
On Wednesday, October 1, 2008, Juvie wrote:
I came across this website when I was searching for "A Heritage of Smallness", which is my favorite essay. I was intrigued with a website publishing it as the news for the day. I was even more intrigued when I discovered that a foreigner is actually the person behind this. Anyway, I love the way this website promotes the resort. It gives extensive information about the Philippines at the same time. I never thought I would find a literary material in a resort's website! Cool!
On Wednesday, September 17, 2008, Jeff wrote:
Thanks to all involved who wrote the NAIA airport guides. Using the information provided, we passed the arrival, transfer and departure without problems! Never thought it was so easy. The guides are just perfect!
On Thursday, September 11, 2008, Maykarenara wrote:
What a nice website i've visited... Maintain the beauty of Silent Gardens...
On Friday, June 13, 2008, Juerg wrote:
Congratulations for a very interesting and informative web-site! We have visited silent gardens and were enchanted - even if we were there only for a (excellent) lunch. We send our very best regards to Ernst & Silvia
On Friday, April 25, 2008, Yonathan wrote:
Many thanks for the very useful info in this website. Is Airport Taxi also available in Terminal 2 since Philippine Airline landing here ? Is it safe to use it to downtown in the late of the night ? Many thanks in advance for your kind info.
[Ed's comment: Thank you Yonathan. Yes, there are taxis available at all 3 terminals of NAIA. And yes, they are sure, but note the license plate number with a ballpen on your hand. So, the driver knows, that you can identify him.]
On Thursday, April 24, 2008, Timmy wrote:
This site is just so useful to perpare myself for my journey, airport charge is something new that I learned.
[Ed's comment: Thank you Timmy. We like to share our travel experiences.]
On Monday, January 14, 2008, Astley & Rachel from the USA wrote:
We really enjoyed our stay at Jawili Resort.Your staff were all very helpful. Jun was very kind to the children. Foods were great too! Our welcome lunch was a good start, thanks to Sylvia. The girl's filipino foods were fabulous. Massage from Letty was relaxing, we could have it every night...We sure had a great summer...that was a highlight of our trip. We can't thank you all enough. Thank you also for arranging our transportation. We recommend your resort to everyone, especially those who desire to be pampered. Astley & Rachel Palm Springs ,California.
On Friday, January 4, 2008, Dana from the USA wrote:
Margie and I were both surprised to find little or nothing to purchase as gifts for deserving friends back here in the USA. So here's an idea, there should be an artisan's guild, and if there isn't, the idea of developing one might be something you could enjoy seeing arise; the area can't expect to develop tourism without even the possibility of nice crafts or gifts. We saw June, the Cebu Airline mgr at the Kalibo airport, he's hot to develop tourism, and maybe some enthusiastic western leadership my at least get the guild organized so that indigenous crafts and art could be a new source of local economic enterprise. Not that Ernst, Sylvia or Rene actually HAVE to work, but it might be a fun thing to imagine. WONDERFUL getting to know you. ------ Dana
[Ed's comment: Maybe Dana hasn't visited the right places. There is the Piña Shop in Kalibo, the potters village in Lezo. We are looking forward to transform your idea in an action.]
On Saturday, November 3, 2007, Analyn from the USA wrote:
Hi! I am Analyn from New Jersey. I am very happy to view your Bluestarfish resort, some of my friends are looking for a place for vacation in the front of the beach and also has a swimming pool. I am so shock!! When I saw this place.Wow!! what a beautiful resorts that this time in Jawili. Thats very wonderful I can't wait to go vacation in that place. I've been there 2003-2004. This building isn't build yet. It's make me so eciting when I saw it. I am very happy to looking it up those picture of the rooms. My cousin told me about it his the one of your construction of this building. I can't believed that i saw its very nice build. I'm very proud to the owner whoever is him.That I know this place, Which is very closed to my family. Congratulations and good luck to the owner of this restsorts keep it up your very job!!
On Saturday, October 13, 2007, Genie from the USA wrote:
I feel so delighted when I saw the pictures of this Silent Garden.I never thought that Dumatad a small barrio of Tangalan could develop such a place like this. A place for soul searching. When I was small, I used to pass by in this place going to Jawili. I miss my hometown so much. I was born and grew up to my childhood in Poblacion. It's been a long time since I have my vacation. My message for now is to promote this nice and cozy place for a vacation. When I'm depressed I just search in the internet like"all about tangalan,aklan,phils." and I happened to see "Bugna it Tangalan" its so nostalgic. As I have said I will promote your "The Silent Garden" here in USA for those who want to visit the Philippines. God Bless you all! Wish more development for Dumatad.
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