MANILA, Philippines — October 13, 2026 — Robinsons Hotels and Resorts (RHR), the hospitality arm of Robinsons Land Corporation, is preparing to roll out exclusive hotel discounts, airline deals and travel privileges as it brings together 10 hospitality brands and its nationwide portfolio of 30 properties for its first-ever travel fair.
The three-day event, scheduled for October 16 to 18, 2026, at the Main Atrium of Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas, will feature special accommodation rates, discounted dining vouchers, Cebu Pacific airfare offers, loyalty rewards and exclusive packages for weddings and corporate events.
Under the theme “Reasons to Travel,” Robinsons Hotels aims to encourage more Filipinos to explore domestic destinations while making travel planning easier and potentially more affordable.
But behind the hotel bargains and airline promotions lies a bigger ambition: convincing more Filipinos to discover destinations beyond the country’s traditional tourism hotspots.
Robinsons Hotels Brings 10 Brands and 30 Properties Under One Roof
Robinsons Hotels and Resorts is positioning its inaugural travel fair as a one-stop destination for travelers looking to compare hotels, discover vacation packages and access promotional offers.
According to the company’s official announcement, its hospitality portfolio comprises 10 brands and 30 properties across 20 Philippine cities and municipalities.
The participating hospitality brands and properties include:
- NUSTAR Cebu
- Fili at NUSTAR Cebu
- Grand Summit General Santos
- Summit Hotels and Resorts
- Go Hotels
- Go Hotels Plus
- Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria
- Holiday Inn & Suites Manila Galleria
- The Westin Manila
- Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu
The lineup spans luxury accommodations, upscale city hotels, full-service properties and budget-oriented establishments.
This diversity allows Robinsons Hotels to target different traveler segments, from families planning affordable domestic getaways to corporate executives and tourists seeking premium hospitality experiences.
The company hopes that bringing its portfolio together will simplify the process of finding suitable accommodations while giving travelers access to promotional deals available during the event.
Go Hotels Offers Travel Fair Room Rates Starting at ₱1,388
One of the fair’s strongest attractions is its lineup of discounted room vouchers.
According to the official Go Hotels Travel Fair promotional page, selected participating properties are offering accommodation vouchers starting at ₱1,388 nett, subject to availability and promotional conditions.
Published promotional rates include:
- Go Hotels Dumaguete — ₱1,388 nett
- Go Hotels Otis Manila — ₱1,388 nett
- Go Hotels Tacloban — ₱1,488 nett
- Go Hotels Butuan — ₱1,588 nett
- Go Hotels Lanang-Davao — ₱1,588 nett
- Go Hotels Puerto Princesa — ₱1,588 nett
- Go Hotels Iloilo — ₱1,688 nett
- Go Hotels Iligan — ₱1,788 nett
- Go Hotels Ortigas Center — ₱1,788 nett
- Go Hotels Plus Bacolod — ₱1,788 nett
- Go Hotels Plus Mandaluyong — ₱1,788 nett
- Go Hotels Plus Naga — ₱1,788 nett
- Go Hotels Plus Tuguegarao — ₱1,788 nett
These published rates offer travelers an opportunity to purchase hotel vouchers for future stays at participating locations.
The selling period runs from October 16 to 18, 2026, while the stated redemption period extends from October 16, 2026, to October 18, 2027.
However, bookings remain subject to restrictions, including property-specific blackout dates and other promotional conditions.
The vouchers are transferable but generally non-refundable and non-cancellable, and they cannot be exchanged for cash.
Travelers should carefully review the terms before purchasing.
Cebu Pacific, GoTyme, Go Rewards and UnionBank Join Travel Fair
The event goes beyond traditional hotel discounts.
Robinsons Hotels is bringing together major travel, banking and loyalty partners, including Cebu Pacific, GoTyme Bank, Go Rewards and UnionBank.
The partnerships are intended to make booking, payments and rewards redemption more convenient for travelers.
Among the announced privileges are:
- Special Cebu Pacific airfare offers available during the fair.
- Additional promotional benefits for eligible UnionBank cardholders.
- A Go Rewards offer allowing members to redeem qualifying rewards using 50% fewer points than normally required.
- Opportunities to earn Go Rewards points through participating GoTyme Bank promotions.
- Travel Fair-exclusive room and dining vouchers.
- Giveaways, purchase incentives and other participating merchant offers.
The combination of airline bookings, hotel accommodations and financial services gives customers an opportunity to organize different parts of their travel plans in one location.
However, the 50% fewer-points offer should not be interpreted as a blanket 50% discount on hotel room prices.
Specific reward redemption requirements, airline fares and banking privileges will be subject to the respective promotional terms.
Robinsons Hotels Wants Filipinos to Discover More of the Philippines
Beyond increasing hotel bookings, Robinsons Hotels says the travel fair is designed to encourage domestic tourism.
Barun Jolly, senior vice president and business unit general manager of Robinsons Hotels and Resorts, said the company wants Filipino travelers to consider lesser-known destinations and experiences around the country.
Among the attractions highlighted by the company are the waterfalls of Iligan, the surf spots of Tacloban, the sandbars of Kalanggaman Island and Callao Cave in Cagayan.
These destinations illustrate the wider tourism experiences available outside the country’s most internationally recognizable vacation spots.
By promoting accommodations near regional attractions, Robinsons Hotels hopes to encourage travelers to explore more locations while supporting tourism activity in provincial destinations.
The strategy also aligns with the broader effort to strengthen domestic tourism and expand visitor spending beyond established tourism centers.
Travel Fair Could Benefit Local Tourism Businesses and Provincial Economies
The economic implications of domestic tourism extend beyond hotels.
When travelers visit provincial destinations, their spending can support restaurants, local transportation operators, tour guides, souvenir businesses and other tourism-related enterprises.
More hotel bookings can also help generate demand for food suppliers, maintenance providers and businesses that serve the hospitality industry.
For Robinsons Hotels, stronger domestic travel demand could translate into improved room bookings and higher use of its food, beverage and event facilities.
For local economies, the potential benefits are broader.
Increased tourism activity may help small and medium-sized enterprises reach new customers and encourage the development of additional visitor services.
However, the travel fair’s actual contribution will depend on how many bookings it generates, whether customers undertake their planned trips and how much spending reaches local communities.
Robinsons Hotels has not announced a specific revenue or booking target for the event.
Luxury Hotels and Budget Accommodations Target Different Travelers
The participation of internationally recognized hospitality brands gives the Robinsons Hotels Travel Fair a wider market appeal.
Properties such as The Westin Manila, Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria and Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu cater to guests seeking upscale city stays, business accommodation and resort experiences.
Meanwhile, Summit Hotels and Resorts, Go Hotels and Go Hotels Plus offer alternatives for travelers prioritizing accessibility, practical amenities and value.
The combination means that a single travel fair can serve different customer needs, including weekend staycations, regional business trips, family vacations and leisure travel.
This diversified approach could help Robinsons Hotels attract customers across multiple spending categories rather than relying on a single tourism segment.
Wedding and Corporate Event Deals Add Another Business Opportunity
Robinsons Hotels is also using the event to market its weddings, meetings, conventions and social celebration facilities.
A dedicated Events section will allow visitors to explore ballrooms, function spaces and other venues across participating hotel properties.
Couples planning weddings, corporate event organizers and families preparing large celebrations can compare available packages and promotional offerings.
For hotel operators, meetings and events are an important business opportunity because they can generate revenue through venue rentals, catering, room bookings and related hospitality services.
By promoting these facilities alongside leisure accommodation, Robinsons Hotels is widening the fair’s appeal to customers planning events rather than vacations alone.
Café Summit and R Coffee Bring a Culinary Showcase to the Event
The travel fair will also highlight food and beverage offerings from participating hotels.
Guests can explore specialty baked products and pastries from Café Summit, The Westin Manila and Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria.
R Coffee, the hospitality group’s signature coffee brand, will also be featured.
The culinary showcase gives prospective guests a preview of participating hotels’ dining experiences.
It also allows Robinsons Hotels to promote its restaurants and cafés as part of the overall guest experience.
For the hospitality group, the food and beverage component adds another commercial dimension to an event primarily centered on travel bookings.
Robinsons Hotels Builds on Its Earlier Tourism and Loyalty Partnerships
The upcoming travel fair follows other initiatives aimed at expanding the group’s domestic travel market.
Earlier in 2026, Robinsons Hotels introduced its “20 Reasons to Travel” campaign to showcase tourist attractions near its nationwide properties.
The campaign encouraged visitors to explore regional destinations and experiences beyond popular travel circuits.
In June, the company also announced a partnership with Duty Free Philippines to provide selected loyalty members with hotel privileges.
Eligible Balikbayan Plus and Premier Club cardholders were offered preferential rates at participating Robinsons Hotels properties.
The latest travel fair builds on that strategy by combining hotels, airlines, payment partners and rewards programs into a single consumer event.
The approach reflects an effort to reach travelers at several stages of their planning journey, from selecting a destination to arranging accommodations and payments.
What Travelers Should Know Before Buying Discounted Hotel Vouchers
Although travel fairs can offer attractive savings, consumers should consider the terms attached to promotional packages.
The official Go Hotels and Summit Hotels promotional pages state that vouchers purchased during the Robinsons Hotels Travel Fair are subject to several conditions.
These include designated booking and redemption periods, blackout dates, restrictions on combining offers and non-refundable voucher policies.
Guests should also confirm whether their preferred room category and travel dates are available.
For families and budget-conscious travelers, a lower promotional rate may offer worthwhile savings, but only when the voucher matches their actual travel plans.
Travelers comparing deals should also consider transportation expenses, meals and other costs before deciding whether a particular package fits their budget.
The Bigger Picture: Can Robinsons Hotels Turn Travel Discounts Into Stronger Domestic Tourism?
The launch of Robinsons Hotels and Resorts’ first travel fair represents more than a three-day promotional event.
It demonstrates how hospitality companies are combining hotel networks, airline partnerships and financial rewards to attract travelers in an increasingly competitive market.
With 10 hospitality brands, 30 properties and a presence across 20 cities and municipalities, Robinsons Hotels has an established platform for marketing destinations across the country.
But the long-term impact will depend on whether promotional bookings result in sustained tourism demand.
The bigger opportunity lies in encouraging more Filipinos to explore regional destinations, support local businesses and discover travel experiences that extend beyond the country’s best-known attractions.
At the same time, affordability remains central to the success of domestic tourism.
Hotel discounts may help travelers save on accommodation, but transportation costs, available travel budgets and overall trip expenses will continue to influence demand.
Robinsons Hotels is bringing major travel deals under one roof this October — but the real test is whether cheaper hotel stays and bigger rewards can inspire more Filipinos to explore the country long after the fair ends.
