Jollibee is newest icon for Uniqlo T-shirt

Jollibee and Fast Retailing Philippines Inc. seal their collaboration which brings the iconic and much-loved Filipino fast-food brand to the ASEAN shirt line of the Uniqlo brand. The Jollibee shirt line will be carried in Uniqlo stores in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Present during the media launch event and contract signing were (from left) Fast Retailing Philippines Co-COO Masayoshi Nakamura, and COO Katsumi Kubota, as well as Jollibee Philippines President Joseph Tanbuntiong and Vice President for Marketing Harvey Ong.

An extra sarap summer awaits at Jollibee

Summer means more time bonding with family and friends – whether it’s a playdate among brothers and sisters, a day outdoors with mom and dad, a lazy afternoon with friends, or a leisurely road trip out of town, it’s more fun when it includes a visit to Jollibee.

To celebrate these many fun memories and bonding activities this time of the year , colorful summer-themed decals showing families enjoying the outdoors and having a great time now adorn Jollibee stores across the country. Indeed, there’s no place quite like Jollibee that can turn these summer moments even more memorable and fun with favorite langhap-sarap treats like the Chickenjoy, Yumburgers, and Jolly Spaghetti.

The decals depict scenes that best capture the heart of summer in the Philippines – spending time with family and friends. Most Filipino kids would spend summer learning how to fly a kite with dad in the open field, or create pinwheels with mom. It is also a time to learn how to ride a bike around the neighborhood, or simply spend an entire afternoon with mom in the playground.

This year’s colorful summer decals were designed by Jollibee’s creative agency, Publicis Jimenez Basic, the same team that brought Christmas to life with their festive decals last December.

“We all love to eat, and our summer bonding won’t be complete without a stop at Jollibee. We exchange stories while eating Yum with Cheese plus fries during the summer break,” said 26-year-old financial analyst Monica Garcia. Their barkada usually spends most of their summer days hanging out with each other and going on out-of-town trips.

For the mother-daughter tandem of Catherine and Anya Ang, enjoying the summer can be as simple as spending time with loved ones. “Summer doesn’t have to be expensive for it to be fun. We’d spend the day doing crafts and in the afternoon, we would treat ourselves at the Jollibee store in our neighborhood,” Catherine said.

Summer is more than just the trips and going on vacation, it is about spending time with people who matter most in life – it can be mom, dad, the best friend, barkada, or the siblings. So make it an extra sarap summer and visit your nearest Jollibee store.

An extra sarap summer awaits at Jollibee

Summer means more time bonding with family and friends – whether it’s a playdate among brothers and sisters, a day outdoors with mom and dad, a lazy afternoon with friends, or a leisurely road trip out of town, it’s more fun when it includes a visit to Jollibee.

To celebrate these many fun memories and bonding activities this time of the year , colorful summer-themed decals showing families enjoying the outdoors and having a great time now adorn Jollibee stores across the country. Indeed, there’s no place quite like Jollibee that can turn these summer moments even more memorable and fun with favorite langhap-sarap treats like the Chickenjoy, Yumburgers, and Jolly Spaghetti.

The decals depict scenes that best capture the heart of summer in the Philippines – spending time with family and friends. Most Filipino kids would spend summer learning how to fly a kite with dad in the open field, or create pinwheels with mom. It is also a time to learn how to ride a bike around the neighborhood, or simply spend an entire afternoon with mom in the playground.

This year’s colorful summer decals were designed by Jollibee’s creative agency, Publicis Jimenez Basic, the same team that brought Christmas to life with their festive decals last December.

“We all love to eat, and our summer bonding won’t be complete without a stop at Jollibee. We exchange stories while eating Yum with Cheese plus fries during the summer break,” said 26-year-old financial analyst Monica Garcia. Their barkada usually spends most of their summer days hanging out with each other and going on out-of-town trips.

For the mother-daughter tandem of Catherine and Anya Ang, enjoying the summer can be as simple as spending time with loved ones. “Summer doesn’t have to be expensive for it to be fun. We’d spend the day doing crafts and in the afternoon, we would treat ourselves at the Jollibee store in our neighborhood,” Catherine said.

Summer is more than just the trips and going on vacation, it is about spending time with people who matter most in life – it can be mom, dad, the best friend, barkada, or the siblings. So make it an extra sarap summer and visit your nearest Jollibee store.

Jollibee ties up with the Department of Tourism for Visit the Philippines 2015

The country’s leading fast-food chain, Jollibee, has inked a partnership agreement with the Tourism Promotions Board of the Department of Tourism (DOT), for the latter’s Visit the Philippines 2015 campaign. The MOU was signed by (from left) Tourism Promotions Board Marketing Specialist Milo Oropeza and Chief Operating Officer Domingo Ramon Enerio III, and Jollibee Philippines Vice President for Marketing Harvey Ong and PR Director Arline Adeva.

Under the partnership agreement, Jollibee has pledged to support the tourism campaign, through its participation in major festivals and launch of various in-store promotions which may include offering special discounts and freebies.

The renewed partnership signifies the continuous support of the proudly Filipino brand to the country’s tourism program. Jollibee also previously partnered with the DOT in 2012 for the launch of the “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” campaign.

Jollibee shares the joy of Maaga ang Pasko overseas

Filipino communities in Singapore readily opened their hearts to donate toys and books to the Maaga ang Pasko campaign, proving that kindheartedness and generosity are alive in Pinoys wherever they may be

On its 20th year, the Jollibee Maaga ang Pasko sought to spread holiday cheer to even more children not just in the Philippines but overseas as well. For the second year in a row, Jollibee stores in Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuwait once again opened their doors to accept donations and engage global Pinoys to send gifts for their young kababayans.

Jollibee Vietnam did its own adaptation of the campaign (“Christmas is Coming”) to benefit local kids. The store teams in Vietnam led a tour in primary schools in Ho Chi Minh to gather toy and book donations. Making the first international caravan even brighter is a special appearance of everyone’s favorite friend, Jollibee.

The fast-food chain’s growing network paved the way in bringing the campaign to foreign shores. To date, Jollibee has 50 branches in Vietnam, three in Kuwait and one each in Hong Kong and in Singapore.

Jollibee’s annual toy and book drive made its way to Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam, enabling school children to experience the joy of giving

Filipino communities overseas also shared their blessings by making online donations through the Jollibee Maaga ang Pasko microsite (www.jollibee.com.ph/MaagaAngPasko). With the help of partners Toy Kingdom, Goodwill Bookstore and Blink, they were able to donate book bundles and toy packs to the Philippines.

“Through the continuous help of various individuals and organizations, naging tunay na pinakamaaga, pinakamahaba at pinakamasaya ang Pasko ngayong taon (this year’s Christmas truly became the earliest, longest and jolliest),” said Jollibee Vice President for Marketing Harvey Ong.

Since it was launched two decades ago, Maaga ang Pasko has brought early Christmas cheer to over 300,000 children nationwide, through the gift of over 1.5 million toys and books. Generous Filipinos also signed up as Jolly Family Toy Scouts, volunteering their time and energy to clean and prepare donations during the campaign’s clean-up phase.