AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoTourism: South Korean passenger traffic plunged 43.6% on Guam routes and 68.5% to Saipan year over year, as stakeholders cite poor infrastructure and limited transportation among barriers to recovery. Workforce: Guam businesses received $17.4 million in tax credits through the apprenticeship program in fiscal 2026, up 38% from the prior year, with 551 apprentices enrolled. Construction: DPW is separating Simon Sanchez High School’s demolition bid from the more complex rebuild procurement, allowing the two projects to advance on different tracks. Seabed Mining: A planned Dec. 16 lease sale near the Marianas faces renewed scrutiny; the closest lease area is about 47 miles from Guam, and a Senate bill could make existing approvals harder to reverse.
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