Wellness Tourism Push: A 12-business Guam delegation led by the Guam Visitors Bureau marketed Guam as a “Wellness Island” at the Seoul International Travel Fair, using local hotel, golf, and experiences partners plus CHamoru performances to attract Korean travelers. Energy Costs Relief: Guam Power Authority secured a $35M Bank of America credit line to cover rising fuel expenses, with repayment monthly and a potential customer bill impact tied to a proposed fuel surcharge. Local Jobs Snapshot: Guam’s March employment rose by 790 year-over-year, driven mainly by private-sector growth—especially construction and hotel work—while unemployment held at 3.4%. Infrastructure & Engineering Contracts: AECOM won a nationwide DHS infrastructure modernization contract that includes Guam, while Tutor Perini’s Guam unit landed a NAVFAC Pacific task order for hardening Naval Base Guam electrical feeders. Agriculture Funding: Del. James Moylan says Guam could receive over $5M from the FY27 Agriculture Appropriations bill for hospital, fire response, and forensic lab upgrades, plus $239K already distributed to farmers for Sinlaku crop losses. Maritime & Defense Readiness: The Coast Guard accepted delivery of the 63rd Fast Response Cutter homeported in Guam, and Guam’s ocean research and reef protection programs face potential shutdown in FY2027. Small Business Spotlight: Guam’s first trading card cafe opened in Dededo with a combined card-shop and cafe setup, expanding local hobby and coffee culture. Fisheries Policy Shift: Trump opened parts of three Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing, including waters around Guam, drawing criticism from protected-fishing advocates.