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Morissette voices love song for the Philippines
The Freeman
|April 05, 2025
Asia's Phoenix, Morissette, is the powerful voice behind the Department of Tourism's (DOT) new "Love the Philippines" song, which showcases the many reasons to fall in love with the country.
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More than a travel destination, the Philippines is home to many beautiful things worth discovering. Food, festivals, traditions, and the people all add to the connections that are developed and strengthened when travelers explore and experience what makes the Philippines beautiful and unique.
Having traveled around the globe for her career as a singer, Morissette is proud to have the opportunity to share with the world what makes the Philippines more than just a fun destination, but a place anyone can easily feel at home and experience love through many forms. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Cebu, Morrissette carries the warmth and spirit of her hometown wherever she goes.
"My family and I were based in Cebu City Proper. I love how it's a perfect mix of the province and city vibe," she shares, her eyes sparkling with affection for her hometown. "One of the things I've always loved about Cebu but only got to fully experience now as an adult, is that there are so many different things and activities to do there."
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