January 22, 2001 - Page 3 of 8

IN REVIVING TOURISM Merits of visitors’ safety cited

In efforts to help the Commonwealth to bounce off from financial distress, Tinian Senator David M. Cing said the tourism industry can only be revived through strong support from the public sector.

Posted On Jan 22 2001 00:00

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CPA intensifies efforts to entice new carriers

The Commonwealth Ports Authority is taking aggressive steps to encourage more foreign carriers to provide additional air transport services to the Northern Marianas in light of declining visitor traffic to the islands for over two years now.

Posted On Jan 22 2001 00:00

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INS: Chinese without US visa can’t transit in Guam

The Marianas Visitors Authority may just have to say goodbye to the CNMI's plan to entice visitors from the People's Republic of China.

Posted On Jan 22 2001 00:00

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Mandarin may pull out of Saipan

Mandarin Air is studying the possibility of pulling out of Saipan due to heavy losses as a result of low passenger load but officials said they are still looking at two more options to save the airline's operations on the island.

Posted On Jan 22 2001 00:00

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IN REVIVING TOURISM Merits of visitors’ safety cited

CPA intensifies efforts to entice new carriers

INS: Chinese without US visa can’t transit in Guam

Mandarin may pull out of Saipan

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