1. A more accessible road to Baguio means faster travel.

Aerial photo of the Binalonan-Pozorrubio exit of TPLEX. (Image: Jacque Manabat)
2. Baguio City joins the Creative Cities Network of UNESCO.

Ifugao sculptures at BenCab Museum (Image by Writer)
3. Ordinance requires city permits for street artists.

Busking refers to performing in the street for donations from spectators.
4. The city’s anti-colorum drive is intensified.

One of the checkpoints of Baguio City Police. (Image: Baguio Mobile Police Unit’s Facebook Page)
5. More “No Smoking” signs for a smoke-free Baguio are put up.

A “No Smoking” sign
6. The city offers new places to watch out for this year.

The inside of the place (Image: Holiday Inn Baguio City Centre Facebook Page)
The façade of the lodge (Image: Alphaland Baguio Mountain Lodges Facebook Page
Diplomat Hotel from outside (Image: Jun Mark Carreon Diaz)