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Interest in Guam’s innovative vaccine tourism is picking up in various countries in the region.

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“They’re very interested,” Gutierrez said during GVB’s board meeting Thursday.

He said a person from the Philippines already traveled to Guam to go on “Air V&V” (vaccination and vacation) and another one came from Thailand.

He added that the Thailand government is trying to compete with Guam and asking the U.S. government for thousands of USDA-approved vaccines in order to vaccinate the thousands of American expatriates in Thailand. https://wp.me/pbO44E-VZ4

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