The Belize Gold Book
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The Belize Gold Book showcases businesses displaying excellence in the tourism industry such as hotels, restaurants and bars, tour operators, real estate development and allied businesses throughout the country.
You’ll find information on every destination in Belize as you page through this publication. Caribbean Lifestyle’s “Tourism Health and Safety: The Gold Standard for Belize Travel. Through collaboration with the Belize Tourism Board, this 2020 special edition magazine features travel industry guidance and safety policies for Belize alongside a comprehensive travel guide of crucial marketing collateral, advertorials, captivating photos, and much more.
Widespread education of Belize’s new travel protocols is key to potential visitors feeling safe to travel to Belize again.
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Part of Belize’s reopening plan is to ensure that properties in Belize have met certain safety criteria in order to safely welcome back guests again. The Belize Tourism Board has launched the “Tourism Gold Standard” Recognition Program for hotels and tour operators in the country. This 9-point program seeks to enhance the tourism industry’s health and safety standards by adapting new behaviours and procedures to ensure both employees and travellers are confident in the cleanliness and safety of Belize’s tourism product.
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Boasting the third tallest Maya structure in Belize, Lamanai Archeological Reserve lies 24 scenic miles south of Orange Walk Town up the New River, or 36 miles by road.
Enveloped in a densely emerald expanse on the banks of the New River Lagoon, it’s no surprise that the only residents of Lamanai—translating to ‘submerged crocodile’ in Maya—are just that.
While the trip upriver is a nature-lover’s haven in itself, it’s your inner archeologist that’ll be aroused on arrival to one of Belize’s largest ceremonial centers.
Besides, being amongst 12 towering buildings adorned with crocodile motifs inside this unusually constructed site in the Maya world tends to have this effect.
Cover Photography: Duarte Dellarole
Located 9 miles by boat from Belize City, St. George’s Caye was Belize’s first capital in the 1700s.
Today, time stands still: there is no electricity, no cars and no grocery shops. But on this quiet oasis, you can reclaim the real by reducing life to indulgent essentials against a glistening Caribbean Sea by day, and some of the best stargazing by night.
Be overzealous in pursuit of a naturally socially distant experience, where the day can start with a solo paddle at sunrise to catch breakfast, only to grill it just minutes later. Or just as easily, you can lazy the day away in a colorful hammock to the soundtrack of wind in coconut fronds.
Cover Photography: Patrick Courtenay
