Do I need a visa to travel to Guam?

Guam is an overseas territory of the United States, so Guam needs an American visa to travel. According to the US visa policy, China citizens need to apply for a US tourist visa (B 1/B2) to visit Guam. Guam, officially known as Guam Territory, is the southernmost island of Mariana Islands in the western Pacific Ocean. It is an overseas territory of the United States and is listed as an unconstitutional territory. Guam has a total area of about 549 square kilometers, slightly larger than Zhoushan Island, the fourth largest island in China. The population is about178,000, with Chamorro as the indigenous people and Algana as the capital. Guam, because of its unique geographical location and rich historical background, has become a tourist attraction that integrates many cultures. Visitors can feel the integration of Spanish religious heritage, American shopping centers, Japanese tourism culture and Chamorro style relics here. In addition, Guam attracts a large number of tourists with its beautiful sunny beaches and unique cultural customs, attracting about 6.5438+0.2 million tourists every year, of which 96% are tourists from East Asia and 72,000 tourists are from China.