AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoTourism: South Korean passenger traffic to Guam fell 43.6% year over year in October to 40,453, while Saipan’s dropped 68.5% to 4,800. The report points to deteriorating tourism infrastructure and shifting travel preferences. Workforce Investment: Guam businesses received $17.4 million in apprenticeship tax credits in fiscal 2026, up 38% from the prior year, as the program supported 551 apprentices. Waste Costs: Proposed mandatory trash rules carry a $50 monthly penalty for residents who fail to sign up; a rate consultant recommends lowering the monthly charge from $38 to $20 once islandwide service begins. Banking: Two Bank of Guam vice presidents graduated from the Pacific Coast Banking School, adding advanced leadership training in sustainability, card services and financial management. Construction: Core Tech International was named the Guam Contractors Association’s 2026 Contractor of the Year and won the top project award.
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