2GO gathered members of the Cebu business community, industry experts, and policymakers for a strategic forum to promote stronger connectivity to sustain the region’s trade, tourism, and economic growth.
“When connectivity improves, businesses can move products faster and more efficiently. Tourism destinations become more accessible, supply chains build resilience, and new markets open. A stronger Cebu requires stronger connections, and those links begin with meaningful cross-sector alignment.”
Regan Rex King, CCCI President
2GO Brings Cebu Business Community Together
In partnership with the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) and in coordination with the Department of Economy, Planning and Development (DEPDev) Region VII, the company hosted a dialogue with key regional stakeholders to discuss Central Visayas’ economic outlook and the role of modern supply chain networks in linking businesses to markets and travelers to key destinations.
Additionally, the partnership between 2GO and CCCI aims to create a comprehensive economic framework by leveraging 2GO’s multimodal network to enhance trade across the Philippines. Evelyn Nacario-Castro from DEPDev highlighted Central Visayas’ transition to a diversified economy, projecting it to become the fourth-largest regional economy by 2025, with 90 strategic projects planned for modernizing transit and freight infrastructure by 2027.
The forum held an executive panel titled “Strengthening Connectivity for Tourism, Trade, and Regional Growth,” featuring insights from King alongside 2GO leaders Francis John Chua (Travel), Faye Allonzo (Forwarding), and Sharon Musngi-Ngo (Sea Solutions).
With logistics playing a pivotal role in accelerating regional development, 2GO reaffirmed its commitment to deepening ties with commercial enterprises, government bodies, and trade groups to build reliable connections across Central Visayas.
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