AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBusiness Priorities: The Guam Chamber urged incoming leaders to support investment and jobs, cut government delays, and set measurable priorities for their first 100 days. Tourism: Guam Visitors Bureau surveys found 92% of Japanese and South Korean visitors were likely to return, though travelers rated roads, shopping, dining and transportation among the weakest parts of their visits. Rota Economy: Hotel Valentino is struggling to stay afloat as visitor numbers remain low, after Typhoon Bavi caused nearly $700,000 in damage. Shipping Costs: Swire Shipping will raise fuel surcharges on Pacific freight from Nov. 15, with standard 20-foot containers on specified routes charged $535. Small Business: Officials are exploring simpler food-truck permits and clearer operating rules; meanwhile, Churrasco Brazilian Steakhouse plans to close Nov. 14, citing economic conditions. Power Costs: The Public Utilities Commission has allowed GPA to seek market prices for LNG and related infrastructure for the Ukudu plant, but no purchase deals are authorized yet.
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