Fun Filipino Travel Jokes Collection
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βοΈ Airport & Flight Jokes
1. The OFW’s Return A Filipino working in Dubai finally comes home to Manila after 5 years. At NAIA, the immigration officer asks, “Purpose of visit?” The OFW replies, “Bakit, hindi ko ba ‘to bansa?” The officer laughs, “Welcome home, kuya!”
2. Cebu Pacific Logic Passenger: “Why is my flight to Bohol delayed for 3 hours?” Cebu Pacific staff: “Sir, we’re waiting for better weather.” Passenger: “But it’s sunny outside!” Staff: “Yes, but we’re waiting for it to get even MORE sunny. We want your vacation to be perfect!”
3. The Tita’s Carry-On TSA Agent: “Ma’am, your bag is overweight.” Tita: “Hindi naman, diet lang ‘yan. Puro pasalubong lang ‘yan – dried mangoes, chicharon, at konting Goldilocks. Para sa pamangkin ko.” TSA: “Ma’am, this weighs 15 kilos.” Tita: “Ay, kasama pala yung apo ko dyan sa bag. Anak, lumabas ka na!”
ποΈ Island Hopping Adventures
4. The Palawan Virgin Tourist guide in El Nido: “Sir, first time mo ba sa Palawan?” Pinoy tourist: “Oo, bakit?” Guide: “Kasi nakita ko yung camera mo – naka-video mode na agad habang naka-speedboat pa lang tayo.” Tourist: “Para ready na ako pag nakita ko na yung lagoon!”
5. Boracay Expectations vs Reality Day 1: “Wow, white beach! Like Maldives!” Day 2: “Grabe, ang ganda ng sunset!” Day 3: “Bakit ang mahal ng buko juice? 200 pesos?!” Day 4: “Saan yung affordable food dito?” Day 5: “Next year, Bohol na lang tayo.”
6. The Bohol Chocolate Hills Confusion Tourist: “Kuya, saan makakabili ng chocolate dito sa Chocolate Hills?” Tour guide: “Sir, hindi po chocolate yung hills.” Tourist: “Eh bakit Chocolate Hills ang tawag?” Guide: “Kasi brown po sila tuwing summer.” Tourist: “Ay, kala ko may factory dito si Ricoa.”
π Road Trip Realities
7. The GPS vs Tatay Son: “Tatay, sabi ng GPS, turn left.” Tatay: “Wag mo akong turuan, anak. 30 years na ako nagd-drive dito.” Gets lost for 2 hours Nanay: “Sana nakinig ka sa GPS.” Tatay: “Eh kasi, bago lang yung daan na yun. Dati wala pa yun.”
8. Provincial Road Trip City friend: “Ang tagal natin sa daan, ilang oras pa?” Provincial friend: “Malapit na, mga 30 minutes na lang.” 3 hours later City friend: “Sabi mo 30 minutes!” Provincial friend: “Ay, nakalimutan ko – provincial time pala tayo. Add mo ng 2-3 hours.”
9. The Sari-Sari Store Navigation Lost driver asks: “Kuya, paano pumunta ng Tagaytay?” Local: “Ah, derecho mo lang yan, pagkakita mo ng sari-sari store ni Aling Nena, turn right. Tapos pagkakita mo ng yellow na bahay na may aso, turn left. Pagkakita mo ng puno ng mangga na mataas, nandun na yun.” Driver: “Ano yung address, kuya?” Local: “Wala akong alam na address. Basta sundin mo lang yung sabi ko!”
π½οΈ Food & Dining Disasters
10. The Jolly Hotdog Crisis American tourist: “What’s the most popular Filipino fast food?” Pinoy: “Jollibee!” American: “What do you recommend?” Pinoy: “Jolly Hotdog!” American orders and gets a sweet hotdog American: “This hotdog is sweet…” Pinoy: “Yes! That’s why we love it! Sweet hotdog, sweet spaghetti, sweet everything!”
11. The Balut Challenge Foreign tourist: “I want to try authentic Filipino street food.” Vendor: “Try balut, sir!” Tourist: “What is it?” Vendor: “Surprise! Just eat first, explain later.” Tourist takes a bite Tourist: “This tastes like… wait, what am I eating?” Vendor: “Congratulations, sir! You just became honorary Filipino!”
12. Tita’s Restaurant Logic Waiter: “Ma’am, what would you like to order?” Tita: “Anong masarap dito?” Waiter: “Lahat po masarap.” Tita: “Eh anong bestseller?” Waiter: “Lahat po bestseller.” Tita: “Sige, anong hindi masarap?” Waiter: “Wala po, lahat masarap.” Tita: “Ay, hirap magdecide! Ikaw na lang pumili para sa amin!”
π¨ Hotel & Accommodation Humor
13. The Provincial Hotel Review Guest: “Kuya, may wifi ba kayo?” Staff: “Meron po, sir!” Guest: “Ano password?” Staff: “Wala po, sir.” Guest: “Eh paano ko ma-access?” Staff: “Ah, ‘Wala Po Sir’ – yan po yung password!”
14. The Airbnb Surprise City guest books “Authentic Bahay Kubo Experience” in Bataan. Arrives to find: Real bahay kubo, real bukid, real manok na gumigising ng 4am. Guest review: “Very authentic! Too authentic! Couldn’t sleep because of rooster. But Instagram photos were amazing. 4/5 stars – minus 1 star for rooster alarm clock that doesn’t have snooze button.”
π Beach & Water Activities
15. The Non-Swimming Swimmer Friend 1: “Tara, swimming!” Friend 2: “Hindi ako marunong lumangoy.” Friend 1: “Okay lang, mababaw lang dito.” Goes to beach Friend 2: Stands in water up to ankles “Uy, ang lawak ng dagat! Perfect for swimming!” Friend 1: “Dyan ka lang talaga?” Friend 2: “Oo, nandito na ako sa dagat, di ba? Technically nag-swimming na ako!”
16. The Sunscreen Disaster Day 1: “I don’t need sunscreen, I’m Filipino – immune to sun!” Day 2: Turns into lobster “Bakit ako naging ganito? Akala ko ba brown na naturally ang Filipino?” Friend: “Brown, hindi burnt, tanga!”
π Public Transport Chronicles
17. The Jeepney Etiquette Foreign tourist: “How do I pay for the jeepney?” Local: “Just say ‘Bayad po’ and pass your money to the driver.” Tourist: “What if I’m far from the driver?” Local: “The other passengers will pass it. It’s like a money relay race, but slower and with more ‘po’ and ‘opo’.”
18. The Bus Terminal Confusion Passenger: “Boss, san banda yung bus papuntang Baguio?” Guard: “Anong terminal mo, sir?” Passenger: “Hindi ko alam eh, first time ko.” Guard: “Ah, ikot mo muna buong Cubao, makikita mo din yan eventually.” 3 hours later, still looking
π Cultural Mix-ups
19. The Mano Misunderstanding Korean tourist sees Filipino kid doing “mano” to elderly. Korean: “What is child doing?” Filipino guide: “It’s called ‘mano’ – showing respect to elders.” Korean tries it with next elderly Filipino they meet. Elder: “Ay, salamat anak!” gives blessing Korean: “I received power-up!”
20. The Tsinoy Tourist Chinese-Filipino returns to China for vacation. Chinese local: “Ah, you Chinese!” Tsinoy: “Yes, but I’m from Philippines.” Chinese: “So you speak Chinese?” Tsinoy: “Little bit only.” Chinese: Speaks rapid Mandarin Tsinoy: “Ah… oo… tama… yes… whispers in Tagalog Wala akong naiintindihan!”
ποΈ Shopping Adventures
21. The Pasalubong Panic Day before flight: “Konti lang pasalubong ko, marami pa akong pera.” Day of flight: At airport, 4 boxes of dried mangoes, 6 bags of chicharon, 10 keychains “Bakit ang bigat ng bag ko? Ah, yung 50 packets ng 3-in-1 coffee para sa office.”
22. The Bargaining Tita Vendor: “200 pesos lang po, ma’am.” Tita: “Ang mahal! 50 pesos!” Vendor: “Ma’am, hindi po pwede, lugi na ako.” Tita: “Sige, 60 final!” Vendor: “150 na lang po, last price.” Tita: “70, take it or leave it!” After 30 minutes of negotiation Final price: 75 pesos Tita: “See? I saved 125 pesos! I’m so smart!”
All Bohol and Cebu Tours & Excursions in 2025
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- “Book now, decide later with free cancellation”
π± Social Media Travel Reality
23. The Instagram vs Reality Instagram post: “Living my best life! #Blessed #BeachVibes #Paradise” Reality: Took 47 photos to get one good shot, got sunburned, ate instant noodles for dinner because spent all money on entrance fees.
24. The Facebook Check-in Champion Friend 1: “Bakit ang dami mong check-in today?” Friend 2: “Kasi everyday may bagong lugar tayo!” Friend 1: “Pero andito lang tayo sa Tagaytay buong linggo?” Friend 2: “Oo, pero iba-iba yung restaurants! Sky Ranch, then Bag of Beans, then Bulalo place – that’s 3 different locations!”
π Festival & Fiesta Fails
25. The Sinulog Survivor Tourist: “How was Sinulog festival?” Local: “Nakita mo ba yung parade?” Tourist: “Hindi, nakita ko lang yung dami ng tao.” Local: “Ah, nakita mo na pala yung festival! Yung pagsiksikan ng tao – yun na yun!”
Collect more jokes during your travels and share them with your barkada! Remember: The best travel stories always start with “Hindi namin alam na…” or “Akala namin…”
Pro Tip: These jokes are best shared over beer and sisig after a long day of island hopping! π»
Sure! Here are some more light-hearted, Pinoy-flavored travel jokesβperfect for a laugh while waiting for your ferry or stuck in Cebu traffic:
1. Jeepney Wisdom
Why did the tourist sit at the very back of the jeepney?
Because he heard it was the “best seat in the house”… until he had to pass everyoneβs bayad and yell “Bayad daw po!”
2. Weather Forecast
βHow do you know it’s rainy season in the Philippines?β
Your tour guide says:
βOur itinerary depends on Godβs plan.β
3. Manila Traffic Logic
Why donβt Waze users ever get lost in Manila?
Because no matter which route you takeβ¦
Youβll still be late.
4. Island Math
What do you call someone who visits one island a day in the Philippines for a year?
Still not done. We have over 7,000!
5. Filipino Hospitality
Whatβs the most dangerous thing a Filipino host can say to a full tourist?
βKain pa! Donβt be shy!β
6. Sunburn Truth
Tourist: βWhy do you guys always stay under the shade?β
Local: βBecause we already live in paradiseβ¦ no need to fry in it.β
7. Bohol Tour Joke
Tourist: βWow, those Chocolate Hills look delicious!β
Guide: βThey are. Just wait until summer. They melt.β
8. The Real Survival Guide
Philippines Travel Tip #1:
Always bring water, sunblock, andβ¦
A cousin who knows someone everywhere.
9. Tagalog 101 for Tourists
“Excuse me, what’s ‘left’ in Tagalog?”
βNaligaw. Thatβs what you’ll be if you donβt ask again.β
10. Cebu Lechon Warning
βDonβt make the mistake of eating Cebu lechon last on your trip.β
Why?
Because nothing else will ever taste as good again.
Want more location-specific jokes (e.g., Boracay, Palawan, Cebu, Bohol)?
All Bohol and Cebu Tours & Excursions in 2025
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- π Why choose when you can have both?” β Bohol + Cebu packages from β±5,999
- “Book now, decide later with free cancellation”
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πΌ Heaven, Hell & Lawyers: The Ultimate Travel Jokes
When your final destination isn’t quite what you expected…
βοΈ Heavenly Arrivals
1. The Filipino’s Heaven Check-In A Filipino dies and arrives at Heaven’s gates. St. Peter checks his list and says, “Welcome! You can choose – would you like American Heaven, European Heaven, or Filipino Heaven?”
“What’s the difference?” asks the Filipino.
“In American Heaven, you get a mansion, luxury car, and gourmet food. In European Heaven, you get culture, fine wine, and sophisticated pleasures. In Filipino Heaven, you get…”
“Yes?”
“Rice, dried fish, and all your relatives who died before you!”
The Filipino immediately says, “Filipino Heaven na! At least may kasama ako!”
2. The Travel Agent’s Judgment A travel agent dies and meets St. Peter. “I’ve reviewed your life,” says St. Peter. “You oversold hotel rooms, charged hidden fees, and promised 5-star resorts that were actually hostels.”
“But sir,” pleads the travel agent, “I also helped thousands of people see the world!”
St. Peter sighs, “Fine. You can enter Heaven, but you’re assigned to Tourist Class for eternity.”
“What’s Tourist Class Heaven like?”
“Same as regular Heaven, but you have to pay extra for the halo, and your cloud has limited legroom.”
3. The GPS to Heaven Three friends die in a car crash and arrive at Heaven’s gates. St. Peter says, “Sorry, Heaven is at capacity today. You’ll need to take the scenic route.”
He hands them a GPS that says: “In 0.1 miles, turn right at the Pearly Gates. Warning: Construction ahead. Estimated delay: Eternity.”
First friend: “Even in death, we can’t escape traffic!”
π₯ Infernal Travel Plans
4. The Hell Resort Package The Devil opens a travel agency and advertises: “Hell Resort – All-Inclusive Eternity Package!”
Brochure promises:
- β Unlimited heat (no AC fees!)
- β 24/7 entertainment (non-stop screaming!)
- β Hot meals (everything’s burnt!)
- β No checkout time (literally!)
Fine print: “Package includes eternal damnation. No refunds. No complaints department. Customer service is available never.”
5. The Business Trip to Hell A businessman dies and goes to Hell. The Devil gives him a tour: “Here’s the Executives Wing – you get your own office, phone, and computer!”
“This isn’t so bad,” thinks the businessman.
Devil continues: “The phone only dials telemarketers, the computer only runs Windows Vista, and your eternal job is to organize team-building exercises for demons.”
Businessman: “NOW I understand why this is Hell.”
6. The Hell Travel Review β (1/5 stars) “Worst vacation ever! Hotel was way too hot, no air conditioning, and the room service was terrible. Staff was rude – kept poking us with pitchforks. The lake was literally on fire, so no swimming. Entertainment was just people screaming. Location was underground with no cell service. Would NOT recommend to anyone. The only good thing was that it was truly an unforgettable experience.”
Reply from Management: “Thank you for your review! We’re sorry you didn’t enjoy your ETERNAL stay. Unfortunately, our no-refund policy is quite literally set in stone. Regards, The Management (Satan & Associates)”
βοΈ Lawyers’ Travel Adventures
7. The Lawyer’s Final Destination A lawyer dies and finds himself at a crossroads with two signs: “Heaven: 1 mile” and “Hell: 1 mile.” As he’s deciding, another sign appears: “Law School Reunion: 500 feet.”
He immediately heads to the Law School Reunion.
8. The Lawyer’s Heavenly Complaint A lawyer arrives in Heaven and is amazed to find a beautiful mansion waiting for him. He asks St. Peter, “Why do I get this incredible place?”
St. Peter replies, “Well, you’re our first lawyer to make it here in over 400 years. We wanted to make it special!”
The lawyer beams with pride until St. Peter adds, “Also, we needed someone to handle all the complaints from people who think they deserve better accommodations.”
9. Hell’s Legal Department The Devil posts a job opening: “Legal Counsel needed for Hell’s operations. Must be comfortable with fire, brimstone, and eternal suffering. Previous experience with impossible cases preferred.”
A lawyer applies and asks, “What’s the salary?”
Devil: “Well, technically it’s volunteer work since you’ll be dead.”
Lawyer: “What about benefits?”
Devil: “You get to torture other lawyers.”
Lawyer: “When do I start?”
10. The Honest Lawyer’s Dilemma An honest lawyer dies and arrives at Heaven’s gates. St. Peter looks confused and checks his records three times.
“I’m sorry,” says St. Peter, “but our system must be wrong. It says you’re a lawyer, but you’re scheduled for Heaven.”
“I know it sounds impossible,” says the lawyer, “but I actually was honest my whole career.”
St. Peter calls upstairs: “God, we have a situation here. We found an honest lawyer.”
God’s voice booms: “Send him up immediately! I want to meet this mythical creature!”
π The Afterlife Transit System
11. The Heaven/Hell Express A travel company starts offering “Afterlife Preview Tours” – day trips to Heaven and Hell before you die.
Heaven Tour Review: “Beautiful scenery, peaceful atmosphere, great customer service. Only downside – the harp music gets repetitive after a while. 4.5/5 stars.”
Hell Tour Review: “Very authentic experience! The heat was intense, staff was… committed to their roles. Great for thrill-seekers but not family-friendly. Would recommend bringing sunscreen (SPF 1000). 3/5 stars – deducted points because they wouldn’t let us leave when the tour ended.”
12. The Afterlife Customs At Heaven’s immigration: Agent: “Purpose of your death?” Soul: “Natural causes.” Agent: “How long do you plan to stay?” Soul: “Forever?” Agent: “Any items to declare – sins, regrets, unfinished business?” Soul: “Just this huge pile of guilt about that time I didn’t tip the pizza delivery guy.” Agent: “Welcome to Heaven! Please proceed to Gate Cloud-9.”
At Hell’s immigration: Agent: “Welcome to Hell! Please fill out this complaint form.” Soul: “But I just got here!” Agent: “Exactly. We need you to complain about the service you haven’t received yet. It’s more efficient this way.”
13. The Afterlife Budget Airlines “Spirit Airways: Now serving the Afterlife!”
“We’re proud to announce our new routes to Heaven and Hell!
βοΈ Heaven Express: Basic economy includes wings, but halos are extra ($50). Premium class gets priority boarding at the Pearly Gates.
βοΈ Highway to Hell: All passengers fly free, but luggage fees are your eternal soul. Complimentary peanuts are literally on fire.
Fine print: All flights are one-way. No customer service in either destination. Lawyers fly standby.“
π Saints vs Sinners Travel Agency
14. The Package Deal Travel Agent: “We have a special offer – Heaven and Hell combo package!”
Customer: “How does that work?”
Agent: “First thousand years in Heaven for good behavior, then a weekend in Hell for the full experience, then back to Heaven with great stories to tell!”
Customer: “What if I like Hell better?”
Agent: “Then you clearly didn’t read our terms and conditions properly.”
15. The Travel Insurance Claim Customer calls travel insurance: “I need to file a claim. I died during my vacation.”
Agent: “Sir, death isn’t covered under our travel policy.”
Customer: “But I’m literally calling you from the afterlife!”
Agent: “Can you hold please?” puts customer on eternal hold
π The Afterlife Tourism Board
16. Hell’s Tourism Rebranding Hell hires a PR firm to improve their image:
New slogan: “Hell: It’s Not the Heat, It’s the Humanity!”
Updated brochure:
- “Come for the fire, stay for the eternity!”
- “All-inclusive suffering packages available!”
- “Group discounts for lawyers, politicians, and people who talk in movie theaters!”
- “Now with 50% more creative torture methods!”
17. Heaven’s Yelp Reviews βββββ “Perfect in every way! Beautiful clouds, friendly staff, amazing harps. Only complaint – no wifi, so can’t post Instagram photos of my eternal bliss.”
ββββ “Great place, very peaceful. Deducted one star because I keep running into my mother-in-law.”
βββ “Nice enough, but the constant happiness gets exhausting. Sometimes you just want to be grumpy, you know?”
18. The Lawyer’s Travel Preference Three lawyers die and are given a choice between Heaven and Hell. The first lawyer chooses Heaven. The second lawyer also chooses Heaven. The third lawyer asks, “Can I see both places first?”
St. Peter shows him Heaven – beautiful, peaceful, perfect.
The Devil shows him Hell – it looks like a luxury resort with golf courses, pools, and cocktail parties.
The lawyer chooses Hell. Immediately upon arrival, he’s thrown into a pit of fire and brimstone.
“Wait!” he screams, “This isn’t what you showed me!”
The Devil grins, “Oh, that was just the sales presentation. Welcome to your eternal billing hours!”
π« Final Boarding Call
19. The Afterlife Departure Lounge At the Great Terminal in the Sky, souls wait for their final flights.
Announcement: “Now boarding Flight 777 to Heaven, all saints, missionaries, and people who always returned their shopping carts to the designated area.”
Next announcement: “Flight 666 to Hell now boarding – lawyers, people who don’t use turn signals, and anyone who ever said ‘money can’t buy happiness’ while clearly being miserable.”
Final announcement: “Flight Purgatory 101 – this is for people who used speakerphone in public places. You’ll circle the airport for eternity.”
20. The Ultimate Travel Review Life: The Ultimate Travel Experience βββ (3/5 stars)
“Interesting destination with varied experiences. The early years were great – lots of energy, everything was exciting. Middle section was stressful with too much work and responsibilities. Food was generally good, especially the desserts. Transportation was confusing – nobody really gave clear directions.
Staff (family and friends) were mostly helpful, though some were difficult to deal with. Weather was unpredictable. Some attractions were overrated (adulthood), others were better than expected (grandchildren).
The exit process was abrupt and poorly explained. Would recommend to others but suggest reading the fine print more carefully.
Overall: Would visit again if possible, but next time I’d book the premium package with better health insurance and more vacation days.”
Remember: These jokes are best enjoyed while you’re still alive and can laugh about them! Book your earthly travels now before you have to rely on heavenly transportation! π
Travel Tip: Always pack light – you can’t take it with you anyway! βοΈπΌ
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