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Like many other islands, Guam’s natural history traces two routes: 1) that of the flora and fauna that made their way to the island on their own and 2) that of those that were brought to the island by humans—either deliberately or accidentally. These two threads have intertwined during the ~4,000 years of human history on the island. Today, you can see the results in Guam’s ecosystem.  Below, we’ll introduce you to 12 fascinating animals you might meet on Guam. Some are native to the island. Others are endemic, meaning you won’t find them anywhere else. And still others are invasive—introduced by human arrivals throughout...

It all started in 1967, when a Pan American plane carrying 109 Japanese tourists landed at the airport on Guam. Today, Guam’s tourism industry is undeniably a massive contributor to the island’s economy.  But just how large is the tourism industry on Guam? How deeply does it impact the island’s economics—and just how many tourists are we talking?   Let’s take a look, through a series of 35+ facts and figures about Guam’s tourism industry.  A Quick History of Tourism on Guam 1967 was a big year for tourism on Guam. Just two months before the arrival of that first plane of Japanese tourists, Guam’s International...

If Guam has captured your heart and you’d like nothing more than to become a permanent resident of the island, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll show you how to become a citizen of Guam —and discuss the implications surrounding that citizenship. First, though, it’s important to understand that since Guam is a U.S. territory, there are two pieces to becoming a citizen of Guam: If you’re not already a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you’ll need to start down that path first. Next, you’ll need to establish residency on Guam, which will dictate where you pay your taxes and allow...

After moving tens of thousands of families and individuals to and from Guam, we get a lot of questions about the island, including: “Is Guam a part of the United States?” The answer? Yes, Guam is an organized, unincorporated territory of the United States. But what exactly does that mean? Keep reading and we’ll explain everything you need to know about Guam, its political status, and how that impacts the citizens of Guam. How Did Guam Become a Part of the United States? The results of the Spanish-American War put Guam under the control of the United States. During the war, the U.S. invaded the...

Guam has a lot to offer its residents. Between steady, sunny weather year-round; picture-perfect beaches; a warm, welcoming culture; and no visa/special paperwork required for U.S. citizens and permanent residents, there are plenty of reasons to move to Guam. Even seniors can find significant advantages to retiring to Guam. If you’re considering a long-term move to Guam, you might wonder how easy it is to buy a house on Guam—and what you need to be aware of before making the leap. We’ll show you everything you need to know, including what questions to ask, what to watch out for, and which professionals will make the...

Considering a move to Guam? Across Guam’s 19 villages, you’ll find plenty of options for establishing a home base. To help you narrow down your search, we’ve put together our list of the top 10 best places to live on Guam. We’ll give you a good sense of each one, including location, population, and overall character, so you can pick the right area for you—and start your time on Guam right! First, let’s do a brief overview so you can get a sense of the lay of the land. The Villages of Guam The island of Guam is divided into 19 villages. Each village has...