Mandaue

Mandaue, officially the City of Mandaue, is a highly urbanized city in the province of Cebu, Philippines. It is located on the eastern continental mainland of Cebu, across the Mactan Channel from Mactan Island. Mandaue is one of the three cities that form the Cebu metropolitan area, often referred to as Metro Cebu.

Historically, Mandaue was a significant center for salt production, earning it the nickname "Salt City." Over time, it transformed into an industrial and commercial hub. The city is known for its manufacturing industries, including furniture production, food processing, and construction materials. Its strategic location and well-developed infrastructure have attracted numerous businesses and investors.

Mandaue is a vibrant urban center with a growing population. It serves as a vital economic engine for the region. The city is home to several commercial centers, residential areas, and educational institutions. Its proximity to Mactan-Cebu International Airport and the ports of Cebu City makes it an important gateway for trade and tourism. Mandaue plays a crucial role in the economic and social landscape of Central Visayas.