Marianas Tourism Update: The Marianas Visitors Authority says June 2026 arrivals totaled 1,497—down 81% from June 2025—after Super Typhoon Sinlaku disrupted flights, with leisure travel only picking up as international service resumed in late June. Air Access & Marketing: MVA highlights South Korea’s sharp drop to 57 arrivals in June, but notes Jeju Air’s Seoul–Saipan restart (4x weekly through March 2027) and its Brand USA Korea Sales Mission push to reconnect with travel agents. Guam Safety on the Water: Guam Fire Department identified missing swimmer Nico Camacho, 28, and says the search around Gun Beach in Tumon is ongoing, with rough conditions, limited underwater visibility, and help from GFD, GPD, Coast Guard, and Navy air support. Tourism Business Calendar: Guam Hotel & Restaurant Association brings back PHARE 2026 (Pacific Hotel & Restaurant Expo) Aug. 19–20 at the Hyatt Regency Guam after a typhoon delay, with 40+ exhibitors and training-focused programming. Cruise Interest for Guam: Mitsui Ocean Cruises’ Mitsui Ocean Fuji will visit Guam as part of its “Circle Pacific” voyage, with Australian partner Cruise Traveller promoting special sectors and fares for 2027. Coral-Safe Sunscreen Law: Guam’s AG says the sunscreen import ban (oxybenzone, octinoxate, octocrylene) doesn’t automatically ban retail sales, leaving enforcement gaps unless documentation supports prohibited ingredients.