Tourism Board Layoffs
the Belize Tourism Board has laid off a significant portion of its staff due to declining revenue from hotel taxes amid the COVID-19 pandemic
the Belize Tourism Board has laid off a significant portion of its staff due to declining revenue from hotel taxes amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Cargo supply to Belize will continue uninterrupted despite false reports of shipping halts due to the global climate crisis.
FECTAB held a press conference urging the government to allocate relief funds to support the struggling cruise tourism industry amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unicomer Belize Limited waives late fees for credit customers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, offering flexible payment plans and online bill payment options.
Tropic Air reports significant revenue losses due to the pandemic but is currently keeping all employees on staff amid difficult decisions ahead.
Brad's Gaming Group is awaiting a decision from the government regarding their tender offer for Belize's lottery services.
Belize City Council expresses caution regarding enforcement of price controls on sanitizers and cleaning products amid concerns of price gouging.
The Central Bank will ease loan payments for businesses at risk, extending grace periods and encouraging refinancing in affected sectors.
The Prime Minister stated that the airport remains open due to the economic impact on the tourism sector amid declining bookings and airline flights.
The government plans to suspend hotel and other taxes due to a significant drop in tourism arrivals and revenue.
Leaders discuss eligibility for financial relief for tourism workers affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Major cruise lines suspend operations for 30 days due to COVID-19, impacting Belize's cruise tourism sector and thousands of livelihoods.
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