Tagbilaran welcomes four new dining and leisure establishments
Four new establishments opened in Tagbilaran City from October 15 to 26, 2026.
The openings expanded the city’s dining, recreation, and entertainment offerings and contributed to its growing business sector.
The new businesses are JoyLand City Park Bazaar and Carnival, Dabarkads Pickleball Court, Mashisseoyo KBBQ’s new branch, and Hansang Korean Restaurant.
JoyLand City Park Bazaar and Carnival opened on October 15 along Calceta Street in Barangay Cogon.
It offers another destination for leisure and entertainment in the city.
On October 18, Dabarkads Pickleball Court held its blessing and grand opening along CPG North Avenue in Barangay Taloto.
The new facility adds to the city’s recreational options.
The dining sector also welcomed two new establishments.
Mashisseoyo KBBQ opened its new branch on October 23 at the third floor of Aldea La Veranda along CPG Avenue in Barangay Poblacion 2.
Hansang Korean Restaurant held its grand opening on October 26 along Burgos Street in Barangay Poblacion 1.
Mayor Jane Yap welcomed the new businesses and thanked their owners for choosing Tagbilaran City as their investment destination.
“Your investment means more opportunities, livelihood, and growth for our Pamilyang Tagbilaranon,” Yap said.
She underscored the role of private enterprise in creating economic opportunities for residents.
The City Government of Tagbilaran continues to promote an environment conducive to business development.
Its goal is to attract investments, support entrepreneurship, and expand livelihood opportunities for the local community.
Tagbilaran City Mayor Jane Yap with the owners of JoyLand City Park Bazaar and Carnival and its mascot during the ribbon-cutting on Oct. 15, 2026, along Calceta Street, Barangay Cogon. (Contributed photo)
New rappelling tower strengthens Tagbilaran firefighters training
Tagbilaran City unveiled a new rappelling tower at the City’s Bureau of Fire Protection Office on October 28, 2026.
The facility aims to strengthen firefighters’ technical skills and improve their readiness for fire incidents, rescue operations, and other emergencies.
Described as the tallest rappelling tower in Bohol, it will provide firefighters with a dedicated training area to practice rope-based techniques.
It will help them develop the skills needed for rescue operations in elevated and hard-to-reach locations.
Mayor Jane Yap underscored the importance of investing in specialized training facilities.
She said such facilities help firefighters respond more effectively to emergencies and protect lives and property.
Yap thanked First District Congressman John Geesnell “Baba” Yap and Bureau of Fire Protection Region VII Director Rodulfo Denaga for their support for the city’s fire service.
She also recognized City Fire Marshal Angelie Salva for her continued efforts to strengthen fire protection and emergency response in Tagbilaran.
The rappelling tower will serve as a training venue for Bureau of Fire Protection personnel, volunteer firefighters, and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management personnel.
It will help strengthen their technical skills and preparedness for fire suppression, rescue operations, and other emergencies.
The facility adds to the city’s efforts to improve emergency preparedness and strengthen coordination with the Bureau of Fire Protection in delivering fire safety and rescue services to the community.
The City Government of Tagbilaran continues to pursue improvements in fire service capabilities.
This is part of its broader efforts to protect residents, properties, and communities from fire hazards and other emergencies.
Three (3) Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) officers demonstrate rappelling at Tagbilaran City’s new rappelling tower on Oct. 28, 2026, highlighting efforts to strengthen fire and rescue capabilities. (Contributed photo)