Hard Times In Cruise-ville
Vitalino Reyes discusses the challenges faced by the tourism industry in Belize during difficult times.
Vitalino Reyes discusses the challenges faced by the tourism industry in Belize during difficult times.
BWSL will take over San Pedro's water supply to address serious shortages, funded by a 17 million dollar loan for upgrades.
Four organizations received grants from the US Embassy's Central American Regional Security Initiative for various projects in Belize.
The IMF reports positively on Belize's economic recovery while warning of elevated public debt and risks to financial stability.
The Central Bank of Belize and the Christian Workers Union signed a collective bargaining agreement granting security officers a ten percent salary increase over three years.
Four Belizean entrepreneurs are set to participate in a five-week fellowship program in the US to enhance their business skills and network.
The external auditor criticized the internal auditor's thoroughness in a review of NICH's financial practices, leading to the President's administrative leave.
Attendance at this year's Expo Belize Market Place dropped to 13,000, down from 14,000 last year, despite the Belize Chamber of Commerce's satisfaction with the event.
Mexican authorities now require all private vehicles to have insurance to drive legally in Chetumal, complicating travel for Belizeans.
Infotel, a call center in Belize City, rebrands as Voyse to reflect its growth and focus on employee experience and financial technology services.
Belize has not yet transitioned from analog to digital television, despite individual adoption of HD TVs by citizens.
The Caye Caulker airstrip has reopened, providing a vital travel option for tourists and local airlines after a year of closure.
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