From Tourism Boom To Bust?
The Belize Tourism Industry Association reports a challenging year for tourism, with low hotel occupancy and rising costs affecting the industry.
The Belize Tourism Industry Association reports a challenging year for tourism, with low hotel occupancy and rising costs affecting the industry.
Brokers and importers are striking at the Western Border in protest of new transit fees imposed by the Border Management Agency.
Butane companies threaten a nationwide strike due to rising costs and inadequate government-controlled prices for butane.
Sydney Campbell discusses the management conflict at St. Francis Xavier Credit Union and emphasizes the need for stability among its members.
Economists and policymakers discuss the impact of rising oil prices on foreign exchange and predict premium gas prices will exceed ten dollars per gallon soon.
Caye Chapel, a luxury resort island in Belize, is now for sale for US$75 million through Coldwell Banker Morrison.
The Registrar of Credit Unions warns St. Francis Xavier Credit Union of potential de-registration due to illegal actions by its Supervisory Committee.
Cargo importers are in a standoff with the Border Management Agency over newly imposed fees at the Western Border.
the price of a loaf of bread and bun will increase by 25 cents due to rising costs faced by bakers across the city.
The Belize City Council faced conflict with unlicensed taxi drivers at the tourism village, leading to tensions over licensing regulations and access to tourist areas.
A consortium of fishing cooperatives is looking to acquire Nova's land on Northern Ambergris Caye to establish a fish farm operation.
The Chamber of Commerce criticizes Cabinet's decision to allow shopping in the Free Zone, claiming it will harm local producers and retailers during the holiday season.
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