BOHOL – Less than a week after its initial session in Tagbilaran City, Cebu Landmasters Inc. (CLI) conducted a second Train the Trainers and product knowledge seminar for Filipinohomes agents and brokers on May 7, 2026. This time, the venue was CLI’s own Costa Mira Beachtown Panglao, a ₱5.3‑billion mixed‑use beachfront community in Barangay Totolan, Dauis. The on‑site training provided participants with a firsthand look at the project while equipping them with detailed information on CLI’s residential, commercial, and hospitality pipeline.

Participants were guided through the project’s master plan, unit configurations, resort‑style amenities, and financing packages. The session also covered how to effectively market CLI’s broader portfolio, including its economic housing brands. Like the May 4 session, the training followed a cascade model: senior agents and brokers will now be able to train junior recruits, ensuring that product knowledge spreads efficiently across the network’s growing sales force in the Visayas.

CLI’s Costa Mira Beachtown Panglao

Costa Mira Beachtown Panglao is a joint venture between CLI and Lite Properties Corporation, established in 2021 on a 4.05‑hectare lot. The development is the second project under CLI’s beachtown brand, following the sold‑out Costa Mira Beachtown Mactan. It offers a mix of residential condominium towers, commercial spaces, and hospitality components, designed as an integrated tropical beach community with direct access to 220 meters of white‑sand beach. Tower 2 and Tower 3 have been launched, with amenities including swimming pools, a gym, a clubhouse, landscaped gardens, and retail areas. CLI has described the project as a “door to a paradise that is uniquely yours,” targeting both primary homeowners and investors seeking a resort‑style lifestyle on Panglao Island.

Train the Trainers Part 2: Project immersion

The May 8 session included a site walk‑through and a deep dive into CLI’s construction timeline, buyer financing options (including Pag‑IBIG housing loans), and reservation procedures. CLI representatives presented sales updates and fielded questions about the developer’s expanding pipeline, which includes more than 127 projects across 16 VisMin cities, with a growing Luzon presence expected by the end of 2026.

The session also served as a refresher on CLI’s brand positioning as a home‑grown developer that blends economic housing with mid‑market and high‑end residential products. For Filipinohomes agents, the training was an opportunity to sharpen their ability to match clients with the right property type – whether a vacation condo, a retirement home, or an income‑generating rental unit.

Recent Filipinohomes momentum in Bohol

The CLI Train the Trainers Part 2 follows a series of Filipinohomes events in Bohol over the past week. On May 2, Team VIP held a contract signing at the network’s Bohol office. On May 4, the first CLI Train the Trainers seminar took place at the Filipinohomes Tagbilaran City branch, also led by a CLI representative. That session equipped local leaders with product knowledge on CLI’s economic housing projects and was designed to be cascaded to junior recruits. The back‑to‑back trainings underscore the deepening partnership between Filipinohomes – the country’s largest real estate network – and CLI, a leading VisMin developer with more than 127 projects across 16 cities.

Why Bohol is a 2026 real estate magnet

Bohol’s tourism and real estate sectors received a major vote of confidence on May 2, 2026, when the province welcomed its first direct charter flight from Japan. Cebu Pacific flight 5J8811 from Tokyo Narita carried 163 Japanese tourists to Bohol‑Panglao International Airport, greeted with a traditional water cannon salute. The flight was chartered by JTB Asia Pacific Corporation with support from local stakeholders. Provincial Tourism Officer Joanne M. Pinat said the full charter “signals renewed confidence in the province as an international travel destination” and “a move towards higher‑value tourism.” Governor Erico Aristotle Aumentado, who personally welcomed the visitors along with Japanese Consul General in Cebu Yudai Ueno, noted that the province remains one of the preferred destinations for both local and international tourists despite economic challenges.

The Japanese charter flight is expected to be a precursor to regular international service, with Aumentado’s office actively exploring other charter markets and streamlining visa‑upon‑arrival processes for neighboring Asian countries. Improved air access directly benefits CLi’s Costa Mira Beachtown Panglao, which relies on both domestic and international visitor traffic to sustain rental demand. Meanwhile, stable residential demand continues to support the province, with PrimaryHomes Inc. reporting that its Royal Oceancrest series on Panglao Island is already operational and seeing continued take‑up, even amid elevated fuel costs and geopolitical uncertainty.

Strengthening the local sales force

For the Filipinohomes agents who attended Train the Trainers Part 2, the session provided not only technical product knowledge but also an immersive experience of CLI’s beachfront offering. The training will be cascaded through the local sales force, ensuring that unit managers and team leaders can effectively onboard new agents. With Bohol’s tourism sector showing renewed international momentum and CLI advancing its ₱5.3‑billion beachfront community, the May 7 session positioned Filipinohomes agents to help meet rising demand for quality residential and investment properties on Panglao Island, backed by the full resources of the country’s largest real estate network.