AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Recovery Watch: Guam Visitors Bureau says April arrivals fell 28% year-over-year to about 36,818 visitors, blaming higher jet fuel surcharges, regional uncertainty, and lingering effects of Super Typhoon Sinlaku; GVB’s Régine Biscoe Lee says the plan is to protect airlift, keep Guam competitive, and push “peak season” demand with tools like fuel-surcharge support and a Japan-focused “Beyond Summer” campaign. Weather & Visitor Safety: A National Weather Service flood advisory is in effect until 1 p.m. today due to heavy rain, with guidance to drive slowly and watch for low visibility and ponding. Culture & Tourism Talent Pipeline: Guam National Indigenous Performing Arts Academy is reopening recruitment for dancers, musicians, and cultural ambassadors, with no experience required and interviews/auditions set for June 13. Local Community Spotlight: Longtime Guam Fishermen’s Cooperative leader Manuel “Manny” Duenas has died, remembered as a strong advocate for Guam’s fishing community and waters. Regional Tourism Context: PATA honored long-standing members including Guam Visitors Bureau (since 1951) during its 75th anniversary events in South Korea. Memorial Day / WWII Links: Multiple pieces highlight Guam’s Liberation Day themes and WWII remembrance, including reflections on B-29 heritage and Iwo Jima veterans.
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