Belize, a captivating country known for its stunning natural beauty and commitment to sustainable tourism, is hosting the inaugural World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards (WSTHA) on September 27th. The event recognizes individuals and organizations from around the world who are leading the charge towards net-positive tourism, showcasing innovative practices and inspiring future generations to embrace responsible travel.
Laru Beya Resort was showcased as a dream vacation destination on CBS’s The Talk during their final season’s premiere week. The resort offered a lucky super-fan and studio audience members the chance to win a luxurious 3-night stay, highlighting its stunning Caribbean beachfront location, luxurious amenities, and personalized service.
Victoria House Resort & Spa, a luxury resort on Ambergris Caye, Belize, has appointed David Jenkins as its new General Manager. Jenkins brings over 12 years of hospitality experience, including co-founding the award-winning Sandbar Beachfront Hostel & Restaurant in San Pedro, Belize. He will oversee all operations at Victoria House, focusing on guest experiences, staff management, and strategic planning.
Belize has opened its doors to travelers from 87 countries, including Schengen nations, Switzerland, and the UK, by implementing a visa-free entry policy for stays up to 30 days. This move has significantly boosted tourism, simplified travel planning, and enhanced the overall experience for visitors seeking leisure, business, or adventure in this Central American paradise.
Coco Plum Island Resort, nestled in the tranquil waters of southern Belize, has been honored with the 12th spot in the 2024 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Awards in the World All-Inclusive category. As the only Belizean resort to receive this prestigious recognition, Coco Plum Island stands out for its dedication to providing an unforgettable and intimate experience.
Campside Media, the podcast company behind ‘Chameleon,’ is launching its first original series, ‘White Devil,’ which delves into the mysterious shooting of Belizean police superintendent Henry Jemmott. The series, hosted by Josh Dean, will premiere on May 6th and will investigate the case and surrounding events, including the involvement of Jasmine Hartin, the white woman accused of the shooting.
