Sunday, November 23, 2025

Travel & Tourism

Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA) prepares for the arrival of international tourists

Ahead of the August 15th International Airport re-opening in Belize, the BTIA held a forum to unite in an attempt to maximize resources. The discussion included how BTIA members are preparing for the re-opening of the tourism industry.

Belize’s plan to face COVID-19 after PGIA opens as cases increase in nearby Mexico, Guatemala and the USA

An increase in COVID-19 cases in surrounding countries and the USA has Belizeans questioning the plans in place by its health authorities. When it comes to beds and medical resources to treat a wave of COVID-19, no clear indications have been provided by government as to where the country stands on such an important detail.

San Pedro dive businesses to apply set of guidelines provided by DAN

Divers Alert Network (DAN) has provided its network of dive shops with a set of guidelines/recommendations to apply going forward in tourism.

Tropic Air prepares for safe flights within Belize following opening of international airport

Tropic Air announced that it will assign separate aircrafts for its international and domestic passengers upon the re-opening of the PGIA on August 15th.

Ministry of Tourism provides set of guidelines as Belize prepares to open its tourism industry

As the country of Belize prepares to re-open, guidelines have been created for the strengthening of operations and the provision of tourism-related products and services by the Ministry of Tourism.

Health Safety Guidelines on resuming ground transportation operations in the tourism industry

The Caribbean Public Health Agency shared transportation rules for tourism upon re-opening, emphasizing health safety measures for both transport providers and the passengers on board.

Belize Tourism Board office in San Pedro Town closes down

The Belize Tourism Board Office, San Pedro Branch, has closed down. No official wordhas been given, but it is believed to be due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Stakeholders claim not everyone consulted on BTB’s new protocols and guidelines

The recently introduced protocols and guidelines for the accommodation sector by the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) apparently caught some tourism stakeholders by surprise. The new measures designed to better operate during the COVID-19 pandemic focuses on health and safety protocols, and according to BTB, involved consultations before approval. However, the Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA) indicated that individual members might have been consulted, but they, as an association was not.