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Six candidates are seeking to become the next managing director of the Marianas Visitors Authority after the application period closed last week.
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The Marianas Visitors Authority, Hotel Association of the Northern Mariana Islands and Saipan Chamber of Commerce are pushing for the reinstatement of EVS-TAP, warning the federal decision could jeopardize airline service and visitor growth at a critical time for the CNMI economy.
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The Visitors Authority says that in 2025, Palau recorded the highest number of American, Australian and European tourists in the nation’s history.
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Warning that a prolonged disruption could further strain the Commonwealth's tourism industry, CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds said her immediate priority is securing the resumption of EVS-TAP following a federal suspension of the program.
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Arrivals had been trending up year-over-year at the beginning of the fiscal year, but began dropping in April, the month Sinlaku hit the Marianas.
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With Manila–Saipan flights set to resume this month, the MVA board has authorized a $400,000 sole‑source contract with Philippine Airlines for winter and summer air service.
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The expo is one of Japan’s largest annual travel events, bringing together tourism professionals, destinations, travel companies, and consumers from Japan and around the world.
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During Thursday’s meeting, the directors were presented with a motion to sponsor the new Jingle on the Block party and Mad Collab 2027 for $189,800.
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The bill introduced in Congress would add the Philippines to the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program and expand eligibility to Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, India and Mongolia.
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Guam tourism arrivals continued to decline in July, with arrivals down about 37% compared with the same month last year.