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MVA looks at expanding ‘travel bubble’ to Japan

The Marianas Visitors Authority is currently discussing plans to expand a proposed travel bubble for South Korea to Japan.  During MVA’s monthly board meeting last Thursday, the Travel Bubble Committee discussed plans to possibly expand the travel bubble program that is currently...
Posted On Jan 26 2021 06:05
, By Kimberly Bautista
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MVA looks at booking charter flight later this month

The Marianas Visitors Authority is looking at booking a new charter flight from South Korea to accommodate the pending “travel bubble” program that they anticipate to launch in February. In an interview with acting MVA chair Gloria Cavanaugh, she said MVA is working on organizing...
Posted On Jan 18 2021 06:05
, By Kimberly Bautista
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Travel bubble starts in Jan.

Gov. Ralph DLG. Torres expects the partial resumption of tourism from South Korea to the CNMI under a “travel bubble” program that will start next month, January, even as the Marianas Visitors Authority greenlit the program. Torres disclosed this during an on online speech before...
Posted On Dec 11 2020 06:05
, By FERDIE DE LA TORRE and KIMBERLY A. BAUTISTA
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MVA saw $3M drop in revenue after Yutu

Not counting the zero tourist arrivals in the CNMI in since late March this year, the revenue of the Marianas Visitors Authority took a bad hit in 2019, in the aftermath of Super Typhoon Yutu, which hit the CNMI in October 2018. According to its latest audit of the agency, the...
Posted On Oct 20 2020 06:02
, By Justine Nauta
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