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2GO has signed a formal partnership with the Philippine Coast Guard extending sea travel discounts and logistics benefits to thousands of active and retired coast guards and their families
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PCG personnel eligible for sea travel discounts, along with their legal spouses or authorized companions when traveling with 2GO
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Agreement also provides a framework for official PCG logistics requirements, including the movement of humanitarian and relief goods during calamities
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Partnership is designed to enable faster, more efficient mobilization of essential cargo through 2GO’s nationwide network during emergencies and disaster response operations
2GO has signed a formal partnership with the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), extending sea travel discounts and logistics benefits to thousands of active and retired coast guards and their families.
Under the agreement, PCG personnel — including retirees — can receive discounted sea travel fares, which are also extended to their legal spouses or authorized companions when traveling together on 2GO vessels.
The Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) also establishes a logistics support framework for official PCG requirements, covering the transport of humanitarian and relief goods during calamities and emergency response operations
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2GO Group announced in a social media post that they signed the MOA with the PCG to provide coast guard personnel with access to 2GO’s nationwide shipping and logistics network for both personal and official needs.
The PCG commandant, admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, said the agreement addresses a practical need for a uniformed service whose personnel are constantly moving across the country’s waters in the line of duty.
“Access to reliable and more affordable transport and logistics services will help ensure that our Coast Guard personnel, retirees, and their families can move safely and efficiently when needed. It will also strengthen our ability to mobilize resources quickly, especially during calamities and emergency response operations,” Gavan said.
2GO Group COO and CFO Will Howell said the deal is an expression of the company’s long-standing commitment to the country’s uniformed services and the communities they protect.
“Through this partnership, 2GO is proud to give back by making our transport and logistics services more accessible to them and their families. We remain ready to support our uniformed personnel and provide the reliable logistics services our country depends on,” Howell said.
