AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Accountability: Guam Visitors Bureau board chair Sen. Jesse Lujan criticized GVB’s tourism recovery, saying results are still below last year despite a $10 million incentive investment for airlines, while GVB leadership pointed to funding mix and warned 16 limited-term staff jobs are in jeopardy. Community Events: The Guam Nikkei Association will host its 12th Annual Lantern Floating Ceremony Sept. 19 at Ypao Beach, with a 2 p.m. registration start and a 5:30 p.m. sunset release over Tumon Bay. Sports & Youth: Guam high school football’s first games were pushed from Sept. 4–5 to Oct. 23–24 due to field repairs, and Tiyan and Okkodo could combine teams if player numbers don’t support separate rosters. Safety & Travel Planning: Forecasters say two tropical systems near Wake strengthen but pose no threat to Guam; however, typhoon-season odds are rising closer to home. Coastal Cleanup: Guam’s 32nd Annual International Coastal Cleanup is set for Sept. 19, with mandatory pre-registration and capped sites. Local Culture Spotlight: A Guam Photo Hunt push highlights lesser-known villages and landmarks beyond the usual tourist stops, including Inalåhan’s Bear Rock.
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