Historical-Footsteps

From Hidden Gem to Tourism Star Was Belize always destined to be a competitor in international tourism? Were we always moving toward becoming one of the best secrets known to international travelers? Better yet, if tourism were a sport, what would be our mascot? Considering every industry as our collective talent, each sector a unique

Let the Jewel shine Belize is a jewel and Belizeans would dare anyone to say differently. Dubbing our little paradise by the sea “the Jewel” is not just a testament to our civic pride, it is also the symbolism we have chosen to express our awe for the majesty of Belize’s natural beauty.  Jewels are

A High Forecast for Music The last days of May brought the first sprinkling of rain for this wet season. It was quick and barely enough to be considered real rainfall, but the usual smell that immediately fills the air right after water splatters over dry, dusty earth, was enough to make many of us

Challenge accepted? It is safe to say that we are battling the elements both, natural and manmade. The heat wave this last month has felt more like a heat tsunami and everybody and everything is struggling to stay cool. The dry weather is driving up electrical power consumption as fans and air-conditioning units stay on

The Word is “infrastructure” May 15th was a historical day for the residents of the Placencia Peninsula as the new Placencia Polyclinic was officially opened.  The inaugural ribbon was cut and a new era and standard of medical care immediately became real for locals and visiting tourists. The new polyclinic is equipped with two laboratories,

Belize is on Fire Belize is on fire.  No, we are not talking about the weather. For certain, the natural elements have been humid and dry. According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, last month was warmer than any previous April recorded since 1940. In fact, the Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF), stated at the

Water Rich Belize is rich with water resources. With approximately 35 major rivers, we have surface water resources and groundwater availability. Digging for water does not create the same excitement as digging for gold or other minerals, but it should. Water is a hot commodity and its value is often undervalued in the decision making

A Vacation for One Reclaiming and rediscovering autonomy is a big adventure. It matters not that said autonomy may only be for a short vacation, it only matters that we can experience it. Solo travelling is trending but what is this trend anyway? It was noted at the recently held, annual Belize Tourism Board’s (BTB)

There is a Belizean Entrepreneur for that… The first Belize Earth Day Pop-Up Market was quite the small business adventure. The ‘Creatively Green’ event was organized by the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) and made possible through the cooperation of various vendors, partners and sponsors. Walking under the tents and between the rows of tables, all

B.O.O.M., B.O.O.M., BANG? Does three B.O.O. M.s equal one bang? If we are talking about the Belize Tourism Board’s (BTB) annual Building On Our Momentum Forum, it most certainly does. Last Thursday the BTB hosted its annual B.O.O.M. signature event for the third consecutive year. Hoteliers, tour operators, and tourism partners were in attendance at