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By Pacific Island Times News StaffGuam Del. James Moylan has reiterated his call for the Philippines inclusion in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program saying the Asian country represents anopportunity to boost the islands visitor market and deepen strategic ties in theIndo-Pacific. As the ‘tip of the spear Guam is not only the front line of defense in the Pacific we are also the first impression and gateway to America for many in our region Moylan said in a letter to Homeland Security Sec
By Pacific Island Times News StaffGuam Del.
James Moylan has reiterated his call for the Philippines inclusion in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program saying the Asian country represents anopportunity to boost the islands visitor market and deepen strategic ties in theIndo-Pacific.
As the ‘tip of the spear Guam is not only the front line of defense in the Pacific we are also the first impression and gateway to America for many in our region Moylan said in a letter to Homeland Security Sec.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Port Authority of Guam broke ground today to mark the launch of the $4.8 million Warehouse I Building Maintenance Project a major infrastructure initiative which officials said will modernize one of the Ports most critical facilities.Originally constructed in 1967–1968 Warehouse I is a 54000-sqft structure vital to daily operations and home to numerous port employees and tenants. The project contract awarded to BME & Sons Inc. includes comprehensive str
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Port Authority of Guam broke ground today to mark the launch of the $4.
8 million Warehouse I Building Maintenance Project a major infrastructure initiative which officials said will modernize one of the Ports most critical facilities.
Originally constructed in 1967–1968 Warehouse I is a 54000-sqft structure vital to daily operations and home to numerous port employees and tenants.
The project contract awarded to BME & Sons Inc.
includes comprehensive str.
By Pacific Island Times News Staff ASC Trust today launched a survey aimed at examining the financial well-being across Guam and the Micronesian region. Mel Mendiola director of Investor Education and Guidance at BG Investment Services an ASC Trust company said the project will fill a critical information gap that exists in Guam and the rest of Micronesia which are often excluded from national studies in this area. There is a growing body of research that links different non-financial vari
By Pacific Island Times News Staff ASC Trust today launched a survey aimed at examining the financial well-being across Guam and the Micronesian region.
Mel Mendiola director of Investor Education and Guidance at BG Investment Services an ASC Trust company said the project will fill a critical information gap that exists in Guam and the rest of Micronesia which are often excluded from national studies in this area.
There is a growing body of research that links different non-financial vari.
Tax relief should go to those who need it not those making tremendous profits from the military buildup she added.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.
With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.
Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.
With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.
Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel.
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Letter to the Editor: Why did Palau decertify Gaza-bound ship?
Court's forthcoming opinion on states' obligations will define climate justice movement, Vanuatu PM says
By Pacific Island Times News StaffGuam Del. James Moylan has reiterated his call for the Philippines inclusion in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program saying the Asian country represents anopportunity to boost the islands visitor market and deepen strategic ties in theIndo-Pacific. As the ‘tip of the spear Guam is not only the front line of defense in the Pacific we are also the first impression and gateway to America for many in our region Moylan said in a letter to Homeland Security Sec
By Pacific Island Times News StaffGuam Del.
James Moylan has reiterated his call for the Philippines inclusion in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program saying the Asian country represents anopportunity to boost the islands visitor market and deepen strategic ties in theIndo-Pacific.
As the ‘tip of the spear Guam is not only the front line of defense in the Pacific we are also the first impression and gateway to America for many in our region Moylan said in a letter to Homeland Security Sec.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Port Authority of Guam broke ground today to mark the launch of the $4.8 million Warehouse I Building Maintenance Project a major infrastructure initiative which officials said will modernize one of the Ports most critical facilities.Originally constructed in 1967–1968 Warehouse I is a 54000-sqft structure vital to daily operations and home to numerous port employees and tenants. The project contract awarded to BME & Sons Inc. includes comprehensive str
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Port Authority of Guam broke ground today to mark the launch of the $4.
8 million Warehouse I Building Maintenance Project a major infrastructure initiative which officials said will modernize one of the Ports most critical facilities.
Originally constructed in 1967–1968 Warehouse I is a 54000-sqft structure vital to daily operations and home to numerous port employees and tenants.
The project contract awarded to BME & Sons Inc.
includes comprehensive str.
By Pacific Island Times News Staff ASC Trust today launched a survey aimed at examining the financial well-being across Guam and the Micronesian region. Mel Mendiola director of Investor Education and Guidance at BG Investment Services an ASC Trust company said the project will fill a critical information gap that exists in Guam and the rest of Micronesia which are often excluded from national studies in this area. There is a growing body of research that links different non-financial vari
By Pacific Island Times News Staff ASC Trust today launched a survey aimed at examining the financial well-being across Guam and the Micronesian region.
Mel Mendiola director of Investor Education and Guidance at BG Investment Services an ASC Trust company said the project will fill a critical information gap that exists in Guam and the rest of Micronesia which are often excluded from national studies in this area.
There is a growing body of research that links different non-financial vari.
Tax relief should go to those who need it not those making tremendous profits from the military buildup she added.
Tax relief should go to those who need it not those making tremendous profits from the military buildup she added.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.
With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.
Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel.
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel
By Pacific Island Times News StaffThe Guam Visitors Bureau is targeting Malaysia in its pursuit of new markets for tourism while Korea is picking up with a plan to add another flight to the island.
With a population of over 34 million Malaysia is listed in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program allowing travelers from this Asian country to enter Guam visa-free.
Teaming up with Philippine Airlines and local industry stakeholders GVB hosted a familiarization tour for a delegation of Malaysian travel.
Bridging the divide: building Pacific agency in the AI era
Hagatna restoration and revitalization: the work that never gets done since 1967
Governor drums up regional support for her Guam hospital project
Community Events: Fena Cave visit
Campaign season for CNMI's 2026 governor’s race kicks off amid economic uncertainty