The Tourism Gold Standard Recognition Program was implemented by the Belize Tourism Board in an effort to address the new health and safety challenges presented by Covid-19. The program includes improved guidelines and operation protocols for hotels and restaurants while only minimally impacting the guest experience. The program has raised the[…]
As Belizean cayes and islands undergo rapid development, the main threat to mangrove habitats and ecosystems becomes destruction and removal. Most of the time, especially for development purposes, mangrove-protected shorelines are totally destroyed. Not only does this harm the organism being damaged, but it represents a loss for a number[…]
All Travellers Coming into Belize are Required to Present a Negative COVID-19 Test Effective August 9th, 2021 all travellers, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, entering Belize through the Philip Goldson International Airport from other countries will be required to present a negative COVID-19 test. A negative result of either a COVID-19[…]
1. Laid-back Ambience The island’s motto has always been “Go Slow” and it’s taken seriously by both locals and tourists. On Caye Caulker, the main ways to get around are on foot, bicycle or golf cart. Since the island is relatively small (only five miles long), it’s way too easy[…]
Travelling can be a stressful experience, especially when it comes to packing. You might be concerned with picking the perfect outfit for every activity and end up over packing, or you might be too excited for your tropical getaway that you end up not packing enough. But here on the[…]
First and foremost, where is Belize? Many of you had not heard of the little beautiful country of Belize prior to the current pandemic. Word is getting around that not only we have been COVID-19 free for a record month and a half, but that we too are a lovely[…]