CEBU CITY – 2GO, the Philippines’ leading logistics and passenger transport provider, is strengthening its presence in the Visayas and Mindanao regions with new routes to Cebu. These additions aim to address the growing demand for seamless travel and trade solutions within the region while reinforcing Cebu’s position as a vital hub for Central Visayas.
In 2024, 2GO transported nearly 160,000 passengers through the Cebu City port, underscoring the city’s role as a vibrant center for sea travel and inter-island commerce. This year, 2GO is committed to further enhancing regional connectivity through strategic expansion in Cebu and new ports of call in Davao City and General Santos City, boosting tourism and commuter trade between these key destinations.
The newly streamlined route connects General Santos (GES) and Davao (DVO) to Cebu (CEB) before returning to Manila, providing Southern Mindanao travelers with a convenient and trade-friendly alternative to conventional land and air travel. With 2GO’s RORO and cargo services, passengers can transport goods seamlessly while enjoying a smooth and comfortable journey. The route also reinforces Cebu’s vital role in strengthening inter-island trade and tourism.
“We are proud to witness this growth and remain dedicated to providing more efficient and accessible transportation services for the Visayas and Mindanao regions,” said Blessie Cruz, 2GO Retail Business Unit head. “Our enhanced routes are a testament to our commitment to connecting communities and empowering businesses through seamless travel and delivery solutions.”
2GO is currently the only sea travel provider offering routes from Davao and General Santos to Cebu, solidifying its leadership in regional sea travel. By continuously investing in innovative logistics and passenger solutions, 2GO provides travelers and businesses with more efficient and accessible transport options, driving economic growth across key regions.
Further strengthening its commitment to connectivity, 2GO offers multiple weekly sailings from Cebu, including up to five trips to Manila, two to Cagayan de Oro, and one to Tagbilaran. These regular routes provide passengers and businesses with reliable and flexible travel options, reinforcing Cebu’s vital role as a central hub for inter-island trade and tourism.
