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Tourism and Health are intrinsically linked as demonstrated by COVID-19 which impacted the Caribbean region, including Belize.

Belize produced just under $1.2 billion in goods and services for July to September 2023, up 3.4 percent from the same period in 2022.

Due to the present scarcity of sugar, that has been blamed on the contraband trade to the neighbouring countries, stores around Belize have resorted to rationing sugar. Customers claim that they can’t get sugar, and when they can they are limited to two- or three-pound bags.

In other political news: there is a new political movement in town that is going by the name

Private Islands in Belize. Belize has hundreds of islands that dot its coastline and many of them are underrated spots that ideal for scuba diving.

Miss San Pedro Mariel Calderon hosted a wine-tasting event in collaboration with The Fine Taste, raising $2,500 and benefiting the SPHS.

The Government of Belize has issued a warning to those in possession of Belizean nationality through the Economic

Over the weekend, drug traffickers were once again on the move in Belizean airspace, getting their suspected drug cargo in and out of the Toledo District faster than police and the Belize Defence Force (BDF) could intercept them.

The Senate convened today in Belmopan where they debated several Bills brought from last week’s House of Representatives.

Jesus' Levi' Contreras won the top trophy after conquering the End of the World half-marathon competition.