Guam Visitors Bureau

Officials hope incentives, marketing, signature events will keep visitor interest high after mandated seat capacity expires.

Sen. Jesse Lujan has introduced a bill that would require the board, rather than the general manager, to approve travel.

Right at midnight, the Guam Visitors Bureau will be setting off fireworks in Tumon Bay and Hagåtña Bay.

The inaugural Guam International Dance Festival kicks off December 5th with a full day of free community workshops led by internationally recognized dancers.

More than 300 athletes will participate in the event, which celebrates Indigenous identity, heritage and traditional sport.

A new bill introduced on Tuesday aims to boost Guam’s appeal as a tourist destination.

Since no money was budgeted for the 2026 sponsorship, GVB management has been directed to identify a source of funding for the series of jiu-jitsu competitions

GVB highlighted the success of the Tumon Night Market and destination improvements.

Although tourism arrivals have improved in recent months, overall numbers for 2025 are behind 2024 numbers.

Teams will compete in cultural and contemporary dance, with winners receiving a $5,000 prize.