Waves & Wonder: A Reef-to-Ridge Package To Book This Summer

Meet Belize, the Caribbean and Central American nation where travelers can get the best of both worlds in one package: Mayan ruins blanketed by vine-draped rainforests and the second largest living barrier reef in the world. Despite its seemingly small size, Belize offers ample adventure for adrenaline junkies, while miles of beaches and secluded rainforest […]
The Ultimate Teen Adventure in Belize: Sharks, River Rafting, and Ziplines

School’s out for summer. School’s out forever! Well, maybe not but you’ve got until at least September to maximize their time off—which means there’s no time to waste on vacation. And satisfying even the pickiest of young teenagers starts with your destination. More often than not, adults select a resort and assume the pool alone […]
Antigua Reduces Taxes by 50% for Intra-Regional Travel Today

Antigua and Barbuda has announced a 50 percent reduction in taxes on airline tickets for travel within several countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The government says the measure will last for six months in the first instance. “We think at this time where regional travel is relatively low, extremely flat, that there is very […]
Vacasa Study: Vacation Home Rentals On The Rise. Here’s The Trends

The pandemic isn’t over, but vaccinations are helping open things up. And it’s obvious in Portland-based vacation rental management platform Vacasa’s 2021 Vacation Rental Search Report, sharing insights into how consumers searched and booked vacation rentals during a pandemic year. With summer now well underway, there are signs of pre-pandemic travel trends re-emerging as the ‘new, old […]
Solace of the Sea: 5 Island Resorts in Belize Offering Ultimate Peace of Mind

Ever been curious how water affects us? And I don’t mean just from consumption, but rather from simply being near water—in any shape or form. If you live near the sea, make frequent trips to the beach, or are planning an island holiday this summer, chances are you’re getting more out of it than just enjoyment. That’s […]
UK Government Adds 10 Caribbean Islands to Travel Green List

On Thursday, June 24, the UK government announces a number of countries to be added to its travel green list — with 10 of the 15 new nations being Caribbean islands. Barbados, the Cayman Islands, Dominica, and Grenada have all made the cut, giving fresh hope to British holidaymakers seeking more options for quarantine-free travel. […]
WestJet To Return To Belize From Calgary & Toronto in November 2021

After suspension of service in March 2020, WestJet puts Belize back on the schedule, with flights available as of November 3, 2021! WestJet will offer non-stop seasonal flights to Belize from Toronto and Calgary during Belize’s tourism industry’s high season in November and December. Tickets are already on sale on the airline’s website. WestJet operates from […]
CARICOM & Latin America To Receive 14 Million Vaccine Doses from Biden Administration

On Monday, the Biden-Harris Administration is announcing the distribution list for 55 million of the 80 million doses of America’s own vaccine supply President Biden has pledged to allocate by the end of June in service of ending the pandemic globally. Of that, approximately 41 million will be shared through COVAX, with the following allocations: […]
Traveling from Belize to the United States? You Won’t Be Able to Bring Your Pet after July 14, 2021

Earlier this week, the United States announced a surprise move: banning dogs from entering the country for the first time or returning to the area after spending time outside. Starting July 14, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will ban you (or anyone […]
Copal Cleansing, Iguana Induction & Bob’s Special: One Overnight in San Ignacio

Like so many innermost towns, San Ignacio holds a strong reassurance. The 16,000-some person municipality sprawls the banks of the Macal River, jutting out from across the Hawkesworth Bridge seemingly dancing to its own Latin-inspired, languid rhythm: open-minded, bohemian, budget-friendly, agricultural and adventurous. The only drivable suspension bridge in Belize links San Ignacio to its sister […]