Tourism stakeholders in Belize are urging the government to reopen borders to revive the economy amid significant job losses and economic stagnation due to the pandemic.
CBC Cable is being sued by Dish Network for allegedly pirating its signals and distributing them in Belize.
Belize's tourism industry will not open in July due to disapproval of the travel testing requirement by the International Air Transport Association.
The Prime Minister discusses the economic impact of tourism and the balance between public health and financial stability.
The Prime Minister discusses potential unemployment relief and financing options for tourism workers facing layoffs due to the ongoing impact of the pandemic.
The Prime Minister assures that Belize will maintain its currency peg despite significant declines in tourism revenue.
The Prime Minister reassures that Belize's banks have enough foreign exchange for the coming months despite Atlantic Bank cutting credit card limits.
The government is relaxing state of emergency regulations to boost local economic activity, allowing larger gatherings and reopening various businesses under specific guidelines.
Atlantic Bank has announced a reduction in credit card limits due to a halt in foreign currency revenue earnings.
Belize Water Services is attempting to raise 50 million dollars through its first debenture offering to refinance debt and fund capital projects.
Southwest Airlines suspends flights to Belize until January 2021 amid uncertainty over airport reopening.
Belize faces a potential economic depression as unemployment rises and the Statistical Institute reports four consecutive quarters of economic contraction.
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