AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism & Construction: The Aquarium of Guam has pushed its reopening to spring 2027 after typhoon-delayed repairs. Stage two will install new exhibits and aquarium systems. Ocean Data: NOAA and partners completed deep-seafloor mapping around Guam and the CNMI, using uncrewed survey vessels and research ship E/V Nautilus. Workforce: Career Tech opened a Tumon internship and training center to prepare students for workplace roles, including in hospitality. Utilities: Guam’s utility commission approved a $37.5 million credit line for GPA amid fuel price swings, while the authority advances power-line undergrounding and a wider grid modernization plan. Tourism Outlook: Visitor spending and arrivals fell in September, and airport flights and seat capacity were down nearly 25%, adding pressure to the island’s recovery.
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