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Tourism recovery moves forward while the Pacific islands fall behind

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Back on Guam, the scene is familiar—but evolving. Where resorts once brimmed with Japanese and Korean tourists, numbers now skew heavily toward U.S. military and domestic leisure travelers.
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Tourism recovery moves forward while the Pacific islands fall behind

Back on Guam, the scene is familiar—but evolving. Where resorts once brimmed with Japanese and Korean tourists, numbers now skew heavily toward U.S. military and domestic leisure travelers.

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pacificislandtimes.com broke the news in on Friday, June 27, 2025.
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