what is the email address of budget travel agency in ayala alabang town center?
Q. i wanted to ask some specific travel arrangements, i will be grateful if someone can give me their email address...or the email of ayala alabang town center. thank you so much!
Asked by joshuaone6to9 - Thu Jan 18 12:33:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh my i live near and didn't know there's a travel agency, i've been looking for one myself. i wish i could help...you can email me too. tita_ten
Answered by Beanie.beanie - Thu Jan 18 20:12:47 2007
Q. i wanted to ask some specific travel arrangements, i will be grateful if someone can give me their email address...or the email of ayala alabang town center. thank you so much!
Asked by joshuaone6to9 - Thu Jan 18 12:33:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh my i live near and didn't know there's a travel agency, i've been looking for one myself. i wish i could help...you can email me too. tita_ten
Answered by Beanie.beanie - Thu Jan 18 20:12:47 2007
How far is Ayala Alabang village from the airport?
Q. How far is Ayala Alabang village from the airport?
Asked by Caryn - Mon Jul 13 19:16:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30-40 mins should be enough if you will leave early in the morning using expressway.
Answered by Angeldevil - Mon Jul 13 20:23:45 2009
Q. How far is Ayala Alabang village from the airport?
Asked by Caryn - Mon Jul 13 19:16:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30-40 mins should be enough if you will leave early in the morning using expressway.
Answered by Angeldevil - Mon Jul 13 20:23:45 2009
How do you communte from Alabang to Makati, Ayala Ave?
Q. How do you communte from Alabang to Makati, Ayala Ave?
Asked by garfield - Wed Jun 4 09:32:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask Jenna C. lol.
Answered by Wh*n N**d*d - Wed Jun 4 10:43:33 2008
Q. How do you communte from Alabang to Makati, Ayala Ave?
Asked by garfield - Wed Jun 4 09:32:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask Jenna C. lol.
Answered by Wh*n N**d*d - Wed Jun 4 10:43:33 2008
Who here studies in DLSZ, Ayala Alabang Village, Muntinlupa? here. :)?
Q. Who here studies in DLSZ, Ayala Alabang Village, Muntinlupa? here. :)?
Asked by ilovemotherearth - Sun Jun 29 02:10:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't.
Answered by Papa Alpha Oscar-lylo - Sun Jun 29 07:08:36 2008
Q. Who here studies in DLSZ, Ayala Alabang Village, Muntinlupa? here. :)?
Asked by ilovemotherearth - Sun Jun 29 02:10:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don't.
Answered by Papa Alpha Oscar-lylo - Sun Jun 29 07:08:36 2008
anyone here who is interested to share a rent in ayala alabang???
Q. its fully furnished, with aircon, 24 hour security, parking space available. walking distance to ATC. P7,500.00 excluding other amenities..
Asked by paulinanini - Sun Jul 8 05:54:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. post it on craigslist.com
Answered by Ron Mexico - Wed Jul 11 12:13:02 2007
Q. its fully furnished, with aircon, 24 hour security, parking space available. walking distance to ATC. P7,500.00 excluding other amenities..
Asked by paulinanini - Sun Jul 8 05:54:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. post it on craigslist.com
Answered by Ron Mexico - Wed Jul 11 12:13:02 2007
hello there!do you know what is the telephone number of JGC in ayala alabang?can i have it then?
Q. hello there!do you know what is the telephone number of JGC in ayala alabang?can i have it then?
Asked by mira a - Sat Apr 21 16:50:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tel (632) 876-6000. Fax Number (632) 807-6977.
Answered by Richy Rich - Tue Apr 24 06:06:59 2007
Q. hello there!do you know what is the telephone number of JGC in ayala alabang?can i have it then?
Asked by mira a - Sat Apr 21 16:50:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tel (632) 876-6000. Fax Number (632) 807-6977.
Answered by Richy Rich - Tue Apr 24 06:06:59 2007
Good restaurants to go to at alabang town center for an anniversary celebration?
Q. Alabang town center, Ayala,Alabang,Muntinlupa City,Philippines
Asked by maria p - Mon Jan 8 10:27:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what type of food you want to eat...i suggest, Italiannis, Fridays, CPK and REd Crab.. (notice that i like those restaurants that offer refilleable drinks...hehehe) but if your celebrating it on a Sunday..have a good lunch at San Mig Bar...that is if your a fan of Eat all u can Mongolian...it looks like a bar/club outside because it really is except on sundays where it can be for the whole family...also the drinks are refillable... On your way home, make sure to bring home hot kettle corn popcorns (sold near the rustans entrance behind bread talk) love the sweet-salty taste of it... or if your into chocolates? go check out this kiosk by the food court, hungrypac is the name i think, its behind the magazine stall, u can buy 3… [cont.]
Answered by BKS - Tue Jan 9 15:05:07 2007
Q. Alabang town center, Ayala,Alabang,Muntinlupa City,Philippines
Asked by maria p - Mon Jan 8 10:27:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what type of food you want to eat...i suggest, Italiannis, Fridays, CPK and REd Crab.. (notice that i like those restaurants that offer refilleable drinks...hehehe) but if your celebrating it on a Sunday..have a good lunch at San Mig Bar...that is if your a fan of Eat all u can Mongolian...it looks like a bar/club outside because it really is except on sundays where it can be for the whole family...also the drinks are refillable... On your way home, make sure to bring home hot kettle corn popcorns (sold near the rustans entrance behind bread talk) love the sweet-salty taste of it... or if your into chocolates? go check out this kiosk by the food court, hungrypac is the name i think, its behind the magazine stall, u can buy 3… [cont.]
Answered by BKS - Tue Jan 9 15:05:07 2007
How long would a drive from the Shangri- La, Makati City to the Fernbrook Gardens in Alabang be.?
Q. I am not familiar with traffic patterns in that area. Shangri- La Ayala Avenue corner Makati Avenue Makati City 1200 Fernbrook Gardens Portofino South, Daang Reyna, Las Pinas, Metro Manila, Philippines The address used was taken straight from the Fernbrook Gardens Website... I assumed that the address was accurate. Thanks
Asked by Unsatisfied Costumer - Wed Oct 14 20:17:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The address of fernbrook can not be accurate. First of all, while the Portofino series of villages are near Alabang, they are actually part of Bacoor, Cavite. They are marketed as Alabang villages only because access is via Alabang. Second, it can not be "Las Pinas" either. Third, it is not in "Metro Manila" because Bacoor is not part of Metro Manila. To drive from Shanrila Makati, go all the way to the Filinvest exit (just reopened recently) and drive in the direction of Commerce Avenue, to get to the Alabang Town Center, and the gates of Ayala Alabang. Drive on until you hit the end of Commerce Avenue where you will turn left, traversing the road on the perimeter of Ayala Alabang. Onwards, you will see the Portofino series of villages.… [cont.]
Answered by @wrestler@ - Wed Oct 14 22:09:42 2009
Q. I am not familiar with traffic patterns in that area. Shangri- La Ayala Avenue corner Makati Avenue Makati City 1200 Fernbrook Gardens Portofino South, Daang Reyna, Las Pinas, Metro Manila, Philippines The address used was taken straight from the Fernbrook Gardens Website... I assumed that the address was accurate. Thanks
Asked by Unsatisfied Costumer - Wed Oct 14 20:17:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The address of fernbrook can not be accurate. First of all, while the Portofino series of villages are near Alabang, they are actually part of Bacoor, Cavite. They are marketed as Alabang villages only because access is via Alabang. Second, it can not be "Las Pinas" either. Third, it is not in "Metro Manila" because Bacoor is not part of Metro Manila. To drive from Shanrila Makati, go all the way to the Filinvest exit (just reopened recently) and drive in the direction of Commerce Avenue, to get to the Alabang Town Center, and the gates of Ayala Alabang. Drive on until you hit the end of Commerce Avenue where you will turn left, traversing the road on the perimeter of Ayala Alabang. Onwards, you will see the Portofino series of villages.… [cont.]
Answered by @wrestler@ - Wed Oct 14 22:09:42 2009
How do you address a letter to the Philippines internationally?
Q. The address given is, [Recipient's Name] [#00] [Yahoo!] Compound Alabang Muntinlupa City philippines the [#00] [Yahoo!] are place holders for security reasons, I looked up the postal/zip code for Alabang Muntinlupa City and found two, so I am uncertain on which is the correct for where I am sending. Ayala Alabang Subd. - 1780 Ayala Alabang P.O. Boxes - 1799 ___ All I need is the format confirmed and zip code identified, if anyone can assist I would greatly appreciate it.
Asked by Yehoshua - Fri Nov 20 19:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Name of Recipient House No Yahoo Compound Ayala Alabang Subdivision Muntinglupa Lupa City - 1780 Philippines or Recepients Name P.O. Box --- Ayala Alabang Post Office Muntinlupa City - 1799 philippines or Mr. Juan dela Cruz - The name of the addresse House No. 123 - House Number Revilleza Street - The name of the street or the village Los Banos -The name of the town Laguna - 4030 - The name of the province and ZIP Code No. philippines
Answered by Delauria - Fri Nov 20 20:19:52 2009
Q. The address given is, [Recipient's Name] [#00] [Yahoo!] Compound Alabang Muntinlupa City philippines the [#00] [Yahoo!] are place holders for security reasons, I looked up the postal/zip code for Alabang Muntinlupa City and found two, so I am uncertain on which is the correct for where I am sending. Ayala Alabang Subd. - 1780 Ayala Alabang P.O. Boxes - 1799 ___ All I need is the format confirmed and zip code identified, if anyone can assist I would greatly appreciate it.
Asked by Yehoshua - Fri Nov 20 19:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Name of Recipient House No Yahoo Compound Ayala Alabang Subdivision Muntinglupa Lupa City - 1780 Philippines or Recepients Name P.O. Box --- Ayala Alabang Post Office Muntinlupa City - 1799 philippines or Mr. Juan dela Cruz - The name of the addresse House No. 123 - House Number Revilleza Street - The name of the street or the village Los Banos -The name of the town Laguna - 4030 - The name of the province and ZIP Code No. philippines
Answered by Delauria - Fri Nov 20 20:19:52 2009
i go to glendale community college and im taking up an associates degree in psychology.?
Q. in order to graduate i need 16 credits of languages and cultures. that means taking up any spanish, japanese etc classes. in order to be exempted, you must have attended secondary education in another school which the language of instruction is not english. i had highschool in the philippines. it was a private school and they talked to us in english is we were in an english class or history, science and math etc. we also had filipino class. but the point im trying to make is that do you think im gonna be exempted from taking the languages and cultures requirement? look up my highschool its de la salle zobel school ayala alabang ;)
Asked by confused - Sun Jan 18 16:29:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. in order to graduate i need 16 credits of languages and cultures. that means taking up any spanish, japanese etc classes. in order to be exempted, you must have attended secondary education in another school which the language of instruction is not english. i had highschool in the philippines. it was a private school and they talked to us in english is we were in an english class or history, science and math etc. we also had filipino class. but the point im trying to make is that do you think im gonna be exempted from taking the languages and cultures requirement? look up my highschool its de la salle zobel school ayala alabang ;)
Asked by confused - Sun Jan 18 16:29:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Filipinos, how can a street urchin like me become a senator in the Philippine government?
Q. I'm the most ideal candidate to represent the people of the Philippines: I am poor, down-trodden, infested with parasites, and lucky enough to eat four meals a week (LuckyMe noodles are a god send). I witness the daily suffering of the people, therefore I truly empathize with their plight and thus would make me the ideal champion of their cause. If elected senator, I vow never to be corrupted by the sosyal people. If anything, as senator, I will bring the sosyal people to justice and try them as criminals against humanity. So people in Forbes, Dasma, and Ayala-Alabang, beware! But first things first, can someone lend me a bar of soap, so I can take a bath?
Asked by Pulubi - Fri Feb 13 14:00:04 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No way! You compose your statements with such an educated twang and yet you remain a street urchin? How ironic, stupid amd pathetic!
Answered by yuanyuan - Sat Feb 14 02:19:24 2009
Q. I'm the most ideal candidate to represent the people of the Philippines: I am poor, down-trodden, infested with parasites, and lucky enough to eat four meals a week (LuckyMe noodles are a god send). I witness the daily suffering of the people, therefore I truly empathize with their plight and thus would make me the ideal champion of their cause. If elected senator, I vow never to be corrupted by the sosyal people. If anything, as senator, I will bring the sosyal people to justice and try them as criminals against humanity. So people in Forbes, Dasma, and Ayala-Alabang, beware! But first things first, can someone lend me a bar of soap, so I can take a bath?
Asked by Pulubi - Fri Feb 13 14:00:04 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No way! You compose your statements with such an educated twang and yet you remain a street urchin? How ironic, stupid amd pathetic!
Answered by yuanyuan - Sat Feb 14 02:19:24 2009
How to get to Almanza, Las Pinas?
Q. I need directions on how to get to the following address: Australian Academic Center Rm203b Almanza Metro Condo Manila Doctors Village Almanza, Las Pinas If I am taking a bus from EDSA-Cubao area, what sign board should I look for? Where do I get off to get another bus/jeepney/shuttle/tricy cle/pedicab ride and so on? If I am taking the MRT, what station should I get off to get a transporation terminal to get me to another transportation terminal and so on. I will only ride a taxi when I am in the vicinity and only as a last resort. Am I supposed to go to Alabang area and get a ride there to Las Pinas? Are there terminals behind SM Megamall or Ayala Center that can take me to the Almanza vicinity. All possible commuters' routes… [cont.]
Asked by michaelamanuba - Fri Sep 11 23:18:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a bus from EDSA-Cubao going to Alabang. From Alabang, take a jeepney going to Zapote, and ask the driver to drop you off at the Manila Doctors Village. It is on the right side when traveling from Alabang to Zapote. of course, you will not even get anywhere near Zapote, that is just the jeepney you will take. Almanza is the first barangay of Las Pinas, coming from Alabang (Muntinlupa). If you find yourself in Talon, you are way past Almanza. If you know Pilar Village, then you are quite near. Pilar Village is in Almanza, too.
Answered by Bonifacio - Sat Sep 12 02:28:26 2009
Q. I need directions on how to get to the following address: Australian Academic Center Rm203b Almanza Metro Condo Manila Doctors Village Almanza, Las Pinas If I am taking a bus from EDSA-Cubao area, what sign board should I look for? Where do I get off to get another bus/jeepney/shuttle/tricy cle/pedicab ride and so on? If I am taking the MRT, what station should I get off to get a transporation terminal to get me to another transportation terminal and so on. I will only ride a taxi when I am in the vicinity and only as a last resort. Am I supposed to go to Alabang area and get a ride there to Las Pinas? Are there terminals behind SM Megamall or Ayala Center that can take me to the Almanza vicinity. All possible commuters' routes… [cont.]
Asked by michaelamanuba - Fri Sep 11 23:18:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a bus from EDSA-Cubao going to Alabang. From Alabang, take a jeepney going to Zapote, and ask the driver to drop you off at the Manila Doctors Village. It is on the right side when traveling from Alabang to Zapote. of course, you will not even get anywhere near Zapote, that is just the jeepney you will take. Almanza is the first barangay of Las Pinas, coming from Alabang (Muntinlupa). If you find yourself in Talon, you are way past Almanza. If you know Pilar Village, then you are quite near. Pilar Village is in Almanza, too.
Answered by Bonifacio - Sat Sep 12 02:28:26 2009
Should the Filipinos start their own businesses and stop being an employee or a migrant to save our economy?
Q. Too many of the students wants to study so they could work in Makati / Alabang or other establishments here in the PH... or even some in abroad. Why dont they start their own business... right... so that Poverty could be relieved... by creating more jobs. Thus people have the ability to spend more...leading to increase in our GDP (Gross Domestic Product) / or simply total bought goods here in the country thus saving our economy. Shouldnt these be instilled in the minds of the young ones to save our country and not let only those like Ayala, Henry Sy, Gokongwei... be the top dogs here in the country who earns billions? Them employees are just making your bosses richer... why not do it yourself right? Isn't it because the parents… [cont.]
Asked by Gregg Popovich Approves - Tue May 5 13:53:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Certain basic business fundamentals seem to elude the average Filipino. Few have the desire, ability, knowledge, or drive to operate a business. What's wrong with wanting to have a good job when you grow up? Nobody gonna loan you money just because you asked for it. Those "lending firms" would be out of business overnight under your plan. "Them employees are just making your bosses richer... why not do it yourself right?" A few simple words but that statement identifies the REAL problem with the Philippine economy and workforce. I rest my case.
Answered by Procol Harum - Tue May 5 23:43:06 2009
Q. Too many of the students wants to study so they could work in Makati / Alabang or other establishments here in the PH... or even some in abroad. Why dont they start their own business... right... so that Poverty could be relieved... by creating more jobs. Thus people have the ability to spend more...leading to increase in our GDP (Gross Domestic Product) / or simply total bought goods here in the country thus saving our economy. Shouldnt these be instilled in the minds of the young ones to save our country and not let only those like Ayala, Henry Sy, Gokongwei... be the top dogs here in the country who earns billions? Them employees are just making your bosses richer... why not do it yourself right? Isn't it because the parents… [cont.]
Asked by Gregg Popovich Approves - Tue May 5 13:53:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Certain basic business fundamentals seem to elude the average Filipino. Few have the desire, ability, knowledge, or drive to operate a business. What's wrong with wanting to have a good job when you grow up? Nobody gonna loan you money just because you asked for it. Those "lending firms" would be out of business overnight under your plan. "Them employees are just making your bosses richer... why not do it yourself right?" A few simple words but that statement identifies the REAL problem with the Philippine economy and workforce. I rest my case.
Answered by Procol Harum - Tue May 5 23:43:06 2009
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