(December 10, 2021 – Tumon, Guam) The membership elected directors that are part of the Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) Board of Directors voted to bring on Fish Eye Marine Park General Manager Akhiro Tani during the GVB board meeting on December 9, 2021.
The elected membership position became vacant after Charles Bell, T Galleria by DFS Vice President of Operations, resigned. Tani will now finish serving the remainder of Bell’s two-year term.
“We’re happy with the selection of Mr. Tani and thank Mr. Bell for serving our tourism industry and the people of Guam. As a long-time industry partner, we know Mr. Tani will do well to communicate the needs of GVB’s members in a time we are helping with tourism’s recovery,” said GVB Board Chairman Milton Morinaga.
Tani has over 25 years of experience in the tourism industry to include business management, food and beverage, tour operations, and sales and marketing. He began his career in Tokyo working in an overseas development company upon graduating from Tokyo Metropolitan University. It was always his childhood dream to live on a tropical island and he jumped at the opportunity to relocate to Guam as a founding member of Fish Eye Marine Park in 1995.
Through his leadership, Tani has been a great supporter of the tourism industry and has been actively involved with GVB’s committees and membership meetings. Fish Eye Marine Park, Micronesia’s only Underwater Observatory and open-air theatre restaurant, is also a proud member of the Håfa Adai Pledge.
“I’m excited to have the opportunity to work with GVB’s marketing professionals and tourism industry leaders on the board for rebranding Guam as a unique travel destination for the benefit of the community and people of Guam,” said Tani.
The elected membership position became vacant after Charles Bell, T Galleria by DFS Vice President of Operations, resigned. Tani will now finish serving the remainder of Bell’s two-year term.
“We’re happy with the selection of Mr. Tani and thank Mr. Bell for serving our tourism industry and the people of Guam. As a long-time industry partner, we know Mr. Tani will do well to communicate the needs of GVB’s members in a time we are helping with tourism’s recovery,” said GVB Board Chairman Milton Morinaga.
Tani has over 25 years of experience in the tourism industry to include business management, food and beverage, tour operations, and sales and marketing. He began his career in Tokyo working in an overseas development company upon graduating from Tokyo Metropolitan University. It was always his childhood dream to live on a tropical island and he jumped at the opportunity to relocate to Guam as a founding member of Fish Eye Marine Park in 1995.
Through his leadership, Tani has been a great supporter of the tourism industry and has been actively involved with GVB’s committees and membership meetings. Fish Eye Marine Park, Micronesia’s only Underwater Observatory and open-air theatre restaurant, is also a proud member of the Håfa Adai Pledge.
“I’m excited to have the opportunity to work with GVB’s marketing professionals and tourism industry leaders on the board for rebranding Guam as a unique travel destination for the benefit of the community and people of Guam,” said Tani.
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