Belize's Visitor Numbers Remain On Track With Projections
Belize's visitor numbers remain steady and on track with projections despite concerns over global issues affecting tourism.
Belize's visitor numbers remain steady and on track with projections despite concerns over global issues affecting tourism.
Efren Perez discusses the need for improved public transport options, including a bus service to the international airport, to enhance visitor experience in Belize.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner discusses the challenges and costs associated with non-standard drain and manhole covers.
The Belize City Council is mediating disputes between wholesale and retail vendors at the Michael Finnegan Market over selling days.
The Belize City Council unveiled the new Yabra Fish Market building, providing fishermen with improved facilities for selling their products.
Chester Williams endorsed a 50-cent increase for short stops, raising the fare to $3.00 for a 10-mile run, particularly affecting the Ladyville route.
The CEO of the Ministry of Transport refutes claims that NBC is receiving 19 cents per mile for transport services.
New bus fares have been announced, causing shock among commuters as prices for various routes have significantly increased.
Transport Minister Dr Louis Zabaneh announced that only independent bus companies will increase fares, while the National Bus Company will keep its prices unchanged for now.
The Belize Bus Association criticizes the government for increasing fares and passing costs onto consumers instead of absorbing them.
Economist Phillip Castillo discusses the economic impact of rising fuel costs and commuter fares on Belizean workers and government revenue.
Cabinet has paused the implementation of new bus fares after discussions between the Belize Bus Association and the Ministry of Transport.
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