You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.TOURIST RIDES IDLE: Boats that used to take tourists out for deep sea fishing, parasailing or dolphin watching sit idle on Nov. 18 at the Hagåtña Boat Basin. Guam's full tourism recovery is expected by 2024, according to industry officials. David Castro/The Guam Daily PostTESTING: A Wyland mural greets departing passengers in front of the United Airlines check-in counter at the A.B. Won Pat International Airport in Tiyan on Oct. 11. COVID-19 testing at the airpor could start in January. The  David Castro/The...…You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.TOURIST RIDES IDLE: Boats that used to take tourists out for deep sea fishing, parasailing or dolphin watching sit idle on Nov. 18 at the Hagåtña Boat Basin. Guam's full tourism recovery is expected by 2024, according to industry officials. David Castro/The Guam Daily PostTESTING: A Wyland mural greets departing passengers in front of the United Airlines check-in counter at the A.B. Won Pat International Airport in Tiyan on Oct. 11. COVID-19 testing at the airpor could start in January. The  David Castro/The...WW…

You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.GUAM VISITORS BUREAU: The Guam Visitors Bureau office in Tumon is pictured on July 29. Post file photoQUIET: Normally bustling, Pleasure Island in Tumon has been a ghost town since March when the COVID-19 pandemic reached Guam. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily PostBack to TopGUAM VISITORS BUREAU: The Guam Visitors Bureau office in Tumon is pictured on July 29. Post file photoQUIET: Normally bustling, Pleasure Island in Tumon has been a ghost town since March when the COVID-19 pandemic reached Guam. Norman M. Taruc/The...…You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.GUAM VISITORS BUREAU: The Guam Visitors Bureau office in Tumon is pictured on July 29. Post file photoQUIET: Normally bustling, Pleasure Island in Tumon has been a ghost town since March when the COVID-19 pandemic reached Guam. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily PostBack to TopGUAM VISITORS BUREAU: The Guam Visitors Bureau office in Tumon is pictured on July 29. Post file photoQUIET: Normally bustling, Pleasure Island in Tumon has been a ghost town since March when the COVID-19 pandemic reached Guam. Norman M. Taruc/The...WW…

You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.Back to TopGuam's fiscal year 2020 visitor arrivals hit a 30-year low as a result of COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions, but Guam Visitors Bureau board Chairman Sonny Ada is hoping for a tourism reopening of January or February 2021.Fiscal 2019 set a record-breaking number of arrivals at 1,616,049.But fiscal 2020 brought in only a little over half of that – 756,385. That's a 53% drop. Fiscal 2019 is from Oct. 1, 2019, to Sept. 30, 2020."We were tracking to beat the fiscal 2019 arrivals up until February, then...…You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.Back to TopGuam's fiscal year 2020 visitor arrivals hit a 30-year low as a result of COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions, but Guam Visitors Bureau board Chairman Sonny Ada is hoping for a tourism reopening of January or February 2021.Fiscal 2019 set a record-breaking number of arrivals at 1,616,049.But fiscal 2020 brought in only a little over half of that – 756,385. That's a 53% drop. Fiscal 2019 is from Oct. 1, 2019, to Sept. 30, 2020."We were tracking to beat the fiscal 2019 arrivals up until February, then...WW…