Climate Change

Climate Change May Have Changed Our Season
Typhoon season starts on the 3rd Quarter

It could be global warming. We’ve observed unusual weather patterns over the last three years. That’s why we were not surprised with the data we got. The number and intensity of typhoons have been on the rise starting every third quarter from 2005 to 2007.

Pretty much we’ve experienced its effects. Postponements and delays in departure and arrivals have become too frequent, not to mention safety and security concerns we have encountered. This is why we are recommending that you schedule your Outbound between the months of June to August. If climate change has indeed changed our season, it’s time to change our schedule.

… Oh, and did we mention that climate change is a standard lecture in most of our modules?

* Tropical Cyclone of 2005, 2006 and 2007. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services (PAGASA)
* Based on storm signal warnings raised in Metro Manila, Region 3, and Region 4a only.