Guam Resorts

... duty-free bargains! Over a million Japanese a year visit Guam to take advantage of the low prices on luxury goods, nice resorts, and decent beaches. Think of it as the Japanese Bahamas. Besides tourism the major industry here is based around the large ...

... while the next 2 halls were for the international organizations and companies. The first 2 halls were full of hotels, resorts, amusement park, local travel agencies and airlines. There were also stalls which sells foods and native delicacies of each ...

... you were skiing there was another large mountain in view that we called the mini-Mt.Fuji. We skied on Niseko, one of 3 resorts on the mountain - but that had plenty of runs to keep us busy all day. Instead of a sticky lift ticket ...

... steaming hot. Half an hour later, a group of Japanese arrives and we finally leave. We drive by the Truukstop, one of the 2 dive resorts on the island. We contacted them but they never answered. I am glad we are not there. Our hotel has 54 rooms, all ...

... .  We feel a bit screwed for our 85$. Maybe we should have gone to the tourist information or one of the bigger resorts for more value.   I bring Julie's videos back, pick up my dear ratatouille, say bye to Jan, do last minute shopping and ...