Cebu Pacific Celebrates Two Decades in Hong Kong with Tribute to Overseas Filipino Workers
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Cebu Pacific Celebrates Two Decades in Hong Kong with Tribute to Overseas Filipino Workers

The airline commemorates its 20th anniversary in Hong Kong by recognizing the significant contributions of overseas Filipino workers.

Philippine low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific celebrated the 20th anniversary of its Hong Kong office by paying tribute to overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).

During the celebration, the airline recognized the invaluable contributions that OFWs have offered to its growth and to the betterment of the Filipino nation.

Cebu Pacific presented its Values Awards at this year’s Gawad Parangal Para sa Bagong Bayani event, honoring five exceptional OFWs who exemplified its values of Integrity, Service, Trust, Courage, and the Best of Filipino Spirit. This marked the first time that the awards were open to the public, traditionally reserved for CEB employees.

Airline chief marketing and customer experience officer Candice Iyog stated: “OFWs have been with us from the very beginning. They’re not only our most loyal customers but also a part of the Cebu Pacific family. This tribute is our way of thanking them for the significant roles they play in our journey and our nation’s progress.”

Honoring Major Contributors to the National Economy

The awards took place on June 15, complementing the celebrations for this year’s Migrant Workers’ Day. Each award recipient received a plaque of recognition along with a complimentary CEB international roundtrip ticket.

According to Dante Berido, chair of Hong Kong’s largest OFW organization, Philippine Alliance: “Being recognized for our efforts gives us a deep sense of pride. It means a lot to be seen, valued, and celebrated not just as workers, but as people who make a difference.”

Furthering its commitment to OFWs, CEB continues to invest in dedicated initiatives, including the forthcoming OFW Processing Center at Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) and ongoing partnerships with the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) and various NGOs. Additionally, the airline recently initiated the Juan Flight Closer to Home campaign, which offers aviation engineering roles and full relocation support for OFWs looking to return and rebuild their careers in the Philippines.

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