Tourism Policy & Safety: Guam’s new property upkeep law (Public Law 38-127) lets authorities fine homeowners up to $5,000 in hotel-zoned areas for rundown conditions—aimed at boosting Tumon and other tourism districts’ curb appeal. GVB Financial Health: The Guam Visitors Bureau cleared its FY2025 audit with a clean opinion, but revenues fell $9.3M (to $23.7M) as visitor arrivals dipped and appropriations dropped, while spending rose—plus a new airline incentives program. Guam Tourism Strategy (Opinion): Two tourism-focused takes argue Guam should chase higher-spending visitors and build more authentic experiences, not just chase arrival numbers. Events for Visitors & Locals: Micronesia Mall’s Mall Ball 3x3 Summer Circuit opens registration for June–August tournaments, and the first-ever Guam Marianas Dumau Open BJJ tournament hits June 20 at UOG. Youth Sports (Regional Pull): Legacy Volleyball Club sends 35 athletes to an international tournament in the Philippines, including a possible first Guam-based 12U international team. Weather & Beach Conditions: NWS says the Marianas stay dry through the week, but rip-current risk remains with surf up to 6 feet on north/east reefs and beaches. Regional Travel Context: Guam and CNMI leaders renew calls for visa-free travel for Filipinos via the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program, citing island-economy needs. Earthquake/Tsunami Update: After a 7.8 quake near the Philippines, tsunami advisories for Guam/CNMI were lifted, though strong currents and rip hazards remain.