AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAir Travel & Access: Guam and CNMI governors renewed their push for the Philippines to be added to the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program, arguing it would boost tourism, strengthen regional ties, and improve air links. GVB Financials: Guam Visitors Bureau received an unmodified audit opinion for FY2025, but net position fell by $5.9M as visitor arrivals dropped about 3%, hitting Tourist Attraction Fund collections. Tourism District Standards: New Guam law (Public Law 38-127) sets property maintenance standards in the H-zone, using internationally recognized building and safety rules to keep visitor-facing areas clean and safe. Safety & Travel Disruption Watch: After a 7.8 quake near the Philippines, tsunami advisories for Guam/CNMI were later lifted, though officials still warned of hazardous rip currents and strong currents. GVB Accountability: Guam AG is reviewing allegations tied to a $61.5M federal lawsuit over sexual misconduct and possible misuse of public funds, while senators call for full criminal investigation and transparency. Sports Tourism: Guam Marianas Pro Korea Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship returned to Seoul with record participation, positioning Guam as a growing sports destination.
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