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Road Safety Re-loaded
The Ministry of Economic Development signed a contract for the Belize Road Safety Demonstration Corridor Project to enhance road safety infrastructure.
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Norwegian Cruise Offers Job Training
Norwegian Cruise Line announces job recruitment and training in collaboration with Mampa Employment Agency for residents of Mayan Villages.
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World Bank Study: Bze Per Capita Income Among Region's Lowest
A World Bank report reveals that Belize has one of the lowest per capita incomes in the Caribbean at $4,180 US dollars.
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Where Pets Are Treated Like People
The Belize Animal Center has relocated to a new facility, expanding its services as Belize's first hospital for pets, owned by two women.
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Cabinet Smiles At Stake Bank, MOU Next
Cabinet is set to sign a memorandum of understanding for the Stake Bank and North Drowned Caye Cruise Tourism projects after receiving environmental clearance.
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Norwegian Says Mayans Support Harvest Caye, Greg Ch’oc Says Not So Fast
Norwegian Cruise Line claims support from twelve Mayan Villages for the Harvest Caye project, but spokesperson Greg Ch'oc disputes this assertion.
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The Return Of Ramon’s
Ramon's Village in San Pedro is on track to fully reopen by the end of the year after recovering from a fire that damaged many cabanas.
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Trading Information for Trade
Belize launched its National Trade Information Network to improve market intelligence and collaboration among trade partners in the Caribbean region.
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Tropic Air’s High-Tech Flight Simulator
Tropic Air has acquired a state-of-the-art flight simulator to enhance pilot training and improve flight safety.
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Tourism Numbers Keep Going Up
The Belize Tourism Board reports an increase in overnight visitor arrivals for the first eight months of the year compared to last year.
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Survey Says….
A new survey reveals that Belize has the most expensive broadband access in the Caribbean, costing over 30% of the average person's monthly income.
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SIB: Economy Still Sluggish, Shrimp Production Up, Oil Down
The Statistical Institute of Belize reports a slight economic growth in the second quarter, driven by increased shrimp production and construction activity, despite declines in oil and agriculture.
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