Tourism

Tourism recovery in the Marianas will unfold in three deliberate phases, the Marianas Visitors Authority announced, emphasizing that rebuilding the industry must track with the islands’ overall post‑Sinlaku recovery.

The Guam Visitors Bureau will host its 2026 Koko Road Race weekend, bringing together local and international runners for a major sports tourism event.

GVB held its quarterly membership meeting yesterday. The war in Iran and rising fuel prices are putting pressure on the island's tourism industry, but GVB officials say they have a plan to deal with the challenges.

T’way Air is suspending its Seoul–Saipan flights from May 5 through Oct. 24, citing rising fuel costs, supply shortages, and weakened travel demand tied to the Middle East conflict.

The Saipan Chamber of Commerce is urging three U.S. Cabinet secretaries, to base any decisions on the CNMI’s travel‑screening programs on current data, arguing that the EVS‑TAP system is secure, tightly controlled, and far more effective at preventing overstays than traditional U.S. visitor visas.

The new route between Guam and the city of Kaohsiung is expected to bring up to 1,000 passengers per trip, according to the governor's office.

The Commonwealth aims to use existing U.S. trade commitments to attract airline investment and restore flights.

Hotel Association of the Northern Mariana Islands calls for federal assistance to prevent Korea flight shutdown

“Filipino Care” meets Marianas warmth as PAL relaunches Saipan flights.