Your new post is loading...
Forbes has a great article highlighting Belize, and its focus on sustainability. It's highly Cayo centric, as it should be, without mentioning Cayo nor San Ignacio. It explains how we have the cultural, culinary, and adventure tourism that makes for an unforgettable time.
'Belize is located in Central America, but it has a decidedly Caribbean feel, making it appealing for visitors who want to go snorkeling and diving in some of the most beautiful water in the world...Preserving their environment is not only the right thing to do, but it also makes good economic sense.
For example, to protect endangered species such as the jaguar, Belize is a partner of the Maya Forest Corridor, protecting landscapes from Belize’s Maya Mountains, through the tri-national Maya forest of Belize, Mexico, and Guatemala. This region is the most extensive continuous stretch of jungle in Central America.'
