Naturally there should be pages with all of the stamps and local handicrafts for sale. The items from the RMI are both beautiful and unique. The exposure would hopefully increase the demand for the traditional Marshallese goods. This will bring some prosperity to the families producing the crafts and keep the traditional skills alive and economically viable. I would suggest that the fancier objects, such as sets of shell inlaid trays and matching bowls or baskets could be marketed as unique and thoughtful wedding gifts.
People spend a lot of money on wedding gifts, and they want something memorable.
The crafts of the Marshallese people are the finest of their type in the world. This status could be emphasized. These sites are central resources for tourists to the area. They provide information, promote tourism and some of them probably generate some revenue as a result of all of the advertising banners. They have a variety of draws.