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On 5/13/2016 at 1:57 AM, dafnyduck said:

Hi everyone! I'm finally leaving tomorrow and I'm a little nervous! I just wanna ask those who've traveled recently about NAIA Terminal 3 (Manila Airport)'s Travel Tax and Terminal Fee payment procedures. I have read in the news that they have begun including them in airline ticket prices since Feb 2015. Checked mine and it does have PH Travel Tax and Passenger Service Charge (LI) which I assume is the terminal fee.

Question is am I all set or do I still have to go to Travel Tax/Terminal Fee counters? Or should I just go straight to my airline and check in? Flying Delta btw. Thank you so much for your help!

where did u buy ur ticket in philipines or in USA?

hi guys just want to ask if my fiancee gonna buy tivket in USA will i still need to pay terminal fee or taxes?

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3 hours ago, Emmz said:

where did u buy ur ticket in philipines or in USA?

hi guys just want to ask if my fiancee gonna buy tivket in USA will i still need to pay terminal fee or taxes?

You have to check after you buy the ticket and see if it's included in the fare. My best guess with the ticket being bought the USA is that it will be included.

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3 hours ago, Emmz said:

where did u buy ur ticket in philipines or in USA?

hi guys just want to ask if my fiancee gonna buy tivket in USA will i still need to pay terminal fee or taxes?

Hey there! My then-fiance bought the ticket here in the US. When he bought my plane ticket it already included the terminal fee and travel tax. All I had to do when I arrived at the airport was check in. Check the details of your ticket. It should be there, if not you'll have to do it yourself before you fly. Good luck! It was the most life-changing event for me. We just celebrated our first anniversary! :) 

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2 hours ago, cyberfx1024 said:

You have to check after you buy the ticket and see if it's included in the fare. My best guess with the ticket being bought the USA is that it will be included.

Terminal fee is always included now for NAIA.   There are no booths in the terminals anymore.

 

Travel tax "may" be included but that only seems to happen with Philippine airline, or if the ticket was purchased in the Philippines.

Of course it is always good to scan the list of fees to see if the travel tax was included. 

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