The Guam Guests Bureau (GVB) introduced that constitution flights from Taiwan have been prolonged by the top of July. The flights are being operated by Starlux Airways on an Airbus A321neo and have been arriving to Guam each 5 days with about 177 passengers.

The unique 22 constitution flights have been supposed to finish June 28, however eight extra flights have been added to fulfill summer time journey demand. A complete of 30 charters have the potential to deliver greater than 5,300 Taiwanese guests from April 1 – July 31.

GVB can be supporting the constitution flights by working with journey agent Lion Journey in addition to native eating places to supply added worth to journey packages. Collaborating native eating places embody Meskla Chamoru Fusion Bistro, Three Squares by B&G Pacific, Pika’s Café and Little Pika’s.

“That is nice information for re-establishing our foothold within the Taiwan market.”

GVB Vice President Gerry Perez added: “We hope these constitution flights can pivot airways to renew direct service between Taiwan and Guam. This market has confirmed to be very viable and has sturdy spending energy to assist us in our highway to restoration.”

In line with GVB statistics, Taiwan was Guam’s third largest market with greater than 28,000 guests that got here to the island in Fiscal Yr 2019. They’re by far the highest spenders of Guam’s customer markets, with pay as you go and on-island expenditures exceeding greater than $2,000 per individual.

Taiwan media on island

Greater than 30 Taiwanese media representatives are additionally on island for 5 days to discover Guam’s present choices and canopy tourism restoration efforts. The visiting group additionally interacted with Guam’s native media at a welcome greeting Sunday night time within the Hyatt Regency hosted by the Taipei Financial and Cultural Workplace in Guam (TECO) and GVB. The Taiwanese media embody television broadcast, radio, print and key opinion leaders from their residence nation that have been delivered to Guam by Lion Journey. Photograph 2: Taiwan and Guam media representatives collect collectively to interview GVB Vice President Gerry Perez and TECO Director Basic Paul Chen.

Earth Day Seaside Cleanup

Moreover, TECO and GVB are teaming up for an Earth Day seaside cleanup at Governor Joseph Flores Memorial Park (Ypao Seaside) on April 22 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am. That is the third time the 2 organizations have co-hosted this occasion. Water, espresso, gloves, and trash baggage will probably be offered. The primary 250 volunteers will obtain restricted souvenirs. These considering volunteering can contact Lisa Fu at (671) 472-5865 or [email protected].