Every now and then, you come across something that makes you pause and appreciate just how rich Belizean culture really is. Would you ever think about palm art? This is one of those moments. Over at The Lodge at Chaa Creek, something special has been
Sargassum season has become part of life on Ambergris Caye; not the part we love, but the part we’ve learned
Influencers abound – San Pedro got a fresh dose of energy and creativity as TIA Belize hosted its very first
San Pedro woke up today shaken. A tragic triple murder late Thursday night, just one mile south of town, has
San Pedro paused this weekend to celebrate a truly remarkable milestone. On Sunday, March 15, Mrs. Tomasita Gomez reached an
San Pedro is stepping up its fight against illegal dumping and littering, sending a clear message across the island: keeping
Last week in San Pedro was one of those feel-good stretches that reminds you exactly why this island is so
San Pedro remains on alert following last week’s tragic triple murder, and while police moved swiftly to make an arrest,
San Pedro’s coastline is once again facing an all-too-familiar challenge as hoteliers and beach vendors reported earlier-than-usual sargassum landings on
There’s something special about seeing Belizean flavors travel beyond our borders. And now, one of San Pedro’s favorite dining spots
Sometimes the simplest things bring the biggest smiles – I recently came across a fun TikTok video of three tourists
I recently stumbled upon a post on Facebook that made me smile. It talked about Belize moving toward a thriving
Nothing short of spectacular. The phrase “diving into the Blue Hole of Belize” has always been associated with scuba tanks
Our Miss Belize Universe, Isabella Zabaneh, stole the show at Belize City’s 50th Carnival Road March this past Saturday! Dressed in feathers, sequins, and pure soca spirit, she embodied the joy and energy of September celebrations. As she playfully shared on social media: “If you are looking for me this
