News - Guam

Consul General of Japan to Guam Rumiko Ishigami arrived in Guam on April 25 last year, and since then has hosted and attended an impressive list of events.

A meeting with a visiting Navy official in 2022 led to a protégé-mentor relationship in Guam.

In 2023, the Guam Visitors Bureau commissioned Anthology Research, a Hawaii-based market research firm, to survey outbound visitors about their stay on Guam.

Since its inception, Guam Unique Merchandise and Arts has been effective in supporting startup small businesses.

As Guam heads into the 2024 general election, voters are faced with a crucial decision. To give our readers a snapshot of the candidates on the ballot, the Journal reached out and compiled profiles of the two congressional and 25 senatorial candidates, providing insights into their education and employment backgrounds.

The Guam National Guard continues its mission of defending Guam as Task Force Talon marks a change in responsibility, transitioning from Team Binadu to Team Kulepbla during a Transfer of Authority Ceremony on Friday, October 4.
 

More than 45,000 International Longshoremen dockworkers are on strike across the Eastern Seaboard, halting operations over wage disputes and the use of automation.

After several challenging years for the travel industry in the wake of the global coronavirus pandemic, there was greater optimism among exhibitors from Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands at this year’s Tourism Expo Japan.