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The Guam Visitors Bureau has secured a partnership with Visa International that will promote the island in regional markets.

According to the Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation as of January, Guam had 106 active alcohol licenses. With nightlife being a big part of Guam’s offerings for residents and tourists, the Journal reached out to local entertainment industry leaders to get their take on the nightlife scene since the pandemic and Typhoon Mawar, which hit Guam in May 2023.

Bargain Tactical has launched its newest addition to its services. Axe throwing, airsoft, and an archery range are activities now available for those looking to find a new hobby and excitement on the island.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — The ongoing decline over the past year in power reliability in Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands, reached what seemed to be the peak of utility dysfunction with multiple, unexpected power outages in January — including some from 30 to more than 60 hours in duration.

CAPITOL HILL and TANAPAG, Saipan — The cannabis industry in the Northern Mariana Islands has slowly taken off but has so far raked in more than $600,000 in Cannabis Sales Tax and cannabis application and license fees for the government.

Millions of dollars of renovations are being poured into Guam hotels, including the Westin Resort Guam and Hyatt Regency Guam to stay current and to keep their customers in comfort.

Starlink is now available in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

TOKYO, Japan — The Japanese government has taken over decision-making linked to the development of the U.S. Marine Corps base at Henoko, in north-east Okinawa, after the prefectural governor defied a series of court orders to approve new construction work at the site. The decision is the first time the Japanese government has applied an execution by proxy legal mechanism.