The Marianas Visitors Authority turned over $44,000 to Karidat Social Services on Mar. 27, 2019, the balance of donations collected by the tourism office in The Mariana and abroad under its #MarianasSTRONG campaign following Super Typhoon Yutu.
The Marianas Visitors Authority held its annual Marianas 3-city Roadshow in Japan on Mar. 4-6, 2019, providing details of The Marianas a tourist destination to travel agents and media.
The #MyMarianas Paradise Festival concert on Apr. 13, 2019, in Saipan will feature clebrity performers from several Asia countries.
The Marianas Visitors Authority and Dept. of Community and Cultural Affairs are teaming up to help reboot tourism in The Marianas.
The Saipan Fishermen’s Association (SFA) will hold the 15th Annual Mahi-mahi Fishing Derby on Mar. 20, 2019, in The Marianas.
Building on its digital marketing and promotions efforts, the Marianas Visitors Authority has launched a Resident Instagrammer Campaign to leverage the influence of the social media platform.
In support of The Marianas continued recovery from Super Typhoon Yutu, ten leading Korean celebrities, corporate executives, and national athletes joined The Marianas Charity/Friendship Golf Tournament 2019 in Saipan on Feb. 24, 2019.
According to the Marianas Visitors Authority, arrivals to the islands of Saipan, Tinian and Rota posted incremental recovery in February 2019 following Super Typhoon Yutu, which hit the destination in October 2018.
Dozens of fans of Japan’s FM Nack5 radio station based in Tokyo spend three days in The Marianas earlier this month, celebrating the station’s 30th anniversary and contributing to environmental protection in the islands.
Saipan Marathon 2019 was the largest ever, showing continued growth potential for an event that attracted 1,063 registrants from 13 countries and territories around the world.
