Unofficial reports coming out of the UK suggest that because of today's protest that event may be scrubbed from the royals' itinerary. But, all official reports say that it is still on a light agenda of touring that will take the Royals to central, southern and western Belize - in the just under 72 hours that they will be traveling across the country. Cherisse Halsall has a rundown of the itinerary:
William and Kate arrive at the PGIA tomorrow at 3:00 pm - a place familiar to both his grandmother Queen Elizabeth who landed there in 1985 and 1994 and his brother Prince Harry who arrived in 2012.
And while the Queen was whisked off in an open vehicle through the city streets in 1985 - that's likely not to be the case for Prince William - the global security realities have changed - and no motorcade has been announced.
But we do know his next stop on Saturday will be the Laing Building where he will meet with the Prime Minister one hour after landing.
From there, the Duke and Duchess will spend their evening at an unannounced location. And then on Sunday the schedule says they will fly by Helicopter to Indian creek Village to visit a cacao farm. But, late information suggests that because of the protests today - where the Maya residents have made it clear that they don't want the Prince to land in their village - that may have been scratched form their schedule.
It's no worry for the Royals who will then jet directly to Hopkins Village at 12:30 for what is called a Garifuna festival, where, quote, "Their Royal Highnesses will spend time with Garifuna people and witness a demonstration of Garifuna culture." Prince Harry famously didd his cultural thing when he was in Belize ten years ago.
After that, again, they will spend the rest of the day in an undisclosed location and emerge on Monday - again by helicopter for an 11:30 appearance at Caracol. For a visit to Belize's most spectacular Mayan site, and "take in Caana, the 'sky palace'" - still the tallest manmade structure in Belize.
After that, things will take a familiar turn for Prince William who will visit BATSUB's base in Chiquibul - were he did military training two decades ago.
From the sweltering forest to a Tony reception, the royal couple's last engagement in Belize is a formal reception at the Cahal Pech Mayan site.
They leave at 10:45 the next morning - headed for Jamaica.
Again, there is no official confirmation that the planned trip to a cacao farm near Indian Creek has been scrubbed from the itinerary.
Again, there is no official confirmation that the planned trip to a cacao farm near Indian Creek has been scrubbed from the itinerary.
The visit is to Belize, Jamaica and Bahamas in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - celebrating Queen Elizabeth's 75 year's on the drone - and 75 years as her title states - "The Queen of Belize".
But, many see the visit as a kind of royal PR - or a charm offensive, as it is called - an attempt to persuade other Caribbean nations not to follow the example of Barbados - which recently removed the Queen as its head of state.
