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Guam’s contracting industry continues to offer opportunities in the islands for companies with the right qualifications. One such company is continuing to explore those opportunities.

Guam’s newest attraction is called Karera, and it’s costing millions to bring to the stage of the SandCastle. Mark S. Baldyga, president and CEO of the Baldyga Group, and everyone involved in preparation for the grand opening of Karera on May 26 is in high gear.

MALAKAL, Palau — Palau is striving to rebuild its economy, aiming for additional airlines and routes to enter the market, like Air Niugini’s flight from Brisbane in Australia to Palau via Papua New Guinea. The country also has mainstays like the United Airlines flights to Guam and the Philippines, and the fully-booked China Airlines flights between Palau and Taiwan.

A variety of food and beverage offerings are ready for business in Guam and Saipan.

A water sports store, a florist, and a refillery are among the latest businesses to open their doors to the island. 

James C. Moylan, Guam’s delegate to Congress; is a freshman in the 118th Congress. But that hasn’t stopped him moving his agenda forward or forging essential relationships.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — Nine weeks and counting of a shutdown of air cargo service has evolved into a major crisis for the Marshall Islands. 

GARAPAN, Saipan — The company behind newly opened Tapped Out and Napu Brewing Co. is not letting criticism affect the way it operates.

TOKYO, Japan — Airlines that suspended or drastically cut back on routes to the Marianas Islands from Japan and South Korea at the height of the coronavirus pandemic are reinstating their services, with Japan’s travel industry expressing optimism for outbound demand in the coming months.