During the Kalag-Kalag holiday from October 29 to 31, 2026, more than 74,000 passengers passed through the terminals in Sugbo. The figure was announced by Ahmed Cuiz. The holiday, which typically sees a surge in travel activity, led to increased movement of people through the region’s transportation hubs.
The Kalag-Kalag holiday, a major annual event in the Philippines, draws large numbers of visitors and locals alike. This year’s event saw a notable increase in passenger traffic, with the number of travelers surpassing previous years. The data reflects the continued significance of the holiday as a key period for travel and commerce in the region.
Sugbo, a province in the central Philippines, is a popular destination during the holiday season due to its cultural attractions and proximity to major cities. The increased passenger numbers highlight the economic and social importance of the holiday for the local community. The data also underscores the need for continued infrastructure support to manage the high volume of travelers.
