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Good morning Baguio! The global pandemic is taking its toll on every industry. Many businesses have already closed and several more are looming. No one is spared from the effects of the pandemic, small businesses to large-scale enterprises are all affected. The closing of businesses resulted in a very high rate of unemployment worldwide. In the Philippines alone, the unemployment rate rose to 45% according to the latest SWS survey. In this episode of Good Morning Baguio, we talked about the unemployment rate in the Philippines and zeroed in on the different things that we can do in order to earn during these trying times. We talked about the different ways you can earn from updating or learning a new skill to starting your own business. There are really a lot of ways on how you can earn, as long as you have the right mindset. On the side, we also talked about some tools that will help you achieve your goals in acquiring new skills or in starting a new business. Most of these tools are free and easy to learn and use. We hope you enjoy Episode 3 of Good Morning Baguio and we look forward to your comments and suggestions for our next topics.

Good Morning Baguio City! We're back for another episode of the podcast where we discuss different topics under the bright blue Baguio sun. Latest news, entertainment, hot topics, and more.   For episode 2, we zero in on the question that is probably the most asked question ever since the Enhanced Community Quarantine was put in place last March. From Baguio residents who got stranded in other provinces to other sorts of essential travels into the City of Pines.   Now that the city is in Modified General Community Quarantine until August 31, 2020, many still want answers on the questions "HOW CAN I ENTER BAGUIO CITY?". GUIDELINES FOR ENTRY IN THE CITY OF BAGUIO: https://www.baguiocityguide.com/are-you-a-returning-baguio-resident-or-worker-follow-these-updated-guidelines/

In our pilot episode, we talked about what are the minimum health standards and best practices to avoid contracting COVID-19. We also talked about the opening of Baguio City to tourists on September.