Each island group also speaks its own language, with some tour operators speaking Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Micronesia specializes in local souvenirs, clothing and handicrafts that are available throughout each of the islands. Each island specializes in handicrafts that are made of natural materials and some being unique to the island. Guam and Northern Marianas are both duty free ports. Duty Free Shoppers, with more than 20 stores on the islands, and a variety of boutiques and shopping malls offer a wide selection of international fashion and accessory products.
Public transport is limited, but taxis, tour buses, and rental cars are available.
The U.S. dollar is the standard currency throughout Micronesia and all major credit cards are accepted in most stores, hotels and tourists establishments. Tipping is expected at the standard US rate of 10 percent in most major hotel and resort areas. Micronesia stretches accross three time zones. No visa is required to visit the Marshalls, FSM, Palau, and the Northern Marianas for a stay of up to 30 days. U.S. citizens have a free entry.