Making the most of the long weekend: How to save on food and everyday spending
EastWest highlights foodpanda cashback rewards ahead of long weekend Not every long break needs a plane ticket, a packed itinerary, or a big budget. Sometimes, having nowhere urgent to be is already something to look forward to. With November 16 to 18 declared special non-worki ng days in Metro Manila for the 49th ASEAN Summit and Related Summits, residents who normally have weekends off could enjoy five consecutive days away from work, beginning Saturday, November 14. For many, that means more time for the things that usually get squeezed between deadlines, commutes, and daily responsibilities, whether that's lingering over breakfast, catching up on a favorite series, trying a new restaurant, or simply enjoying a slower pace. Of course, a few extra days off can also mean more opport unities to spend. Between spontaneous meetups, food deliveries, and small treats, holiday expenses can quickly add up. One way to make the most of the break is to be more intentional about everyday spe...