Although we have what we believe is the most credible and extensive coverage of what Belize offers for visitors, there is much more than we can possibly cover. Most of it is scattered all over the web and oft difficult to wade through. We have put together the following collection of Belize travel resources for your further research. If you have a suggestion for a good research resource, drop us a note by using the Contact Us link at the end of this page.
The Belize Audubon Society is an offshoot of its U.S. counterpart and apart from promoting protected areas in Belize, offers research and volunteer opportunities: www.belizeaudubon.org
The Belize Hotel Association is the trade group for the accommodations industry: www.belizehotels.org
The National Institute of Culture and History is the government sponsored body that promotes Belizean culture: www.nichbelize.org
The Belize Tourism Board is the government’s marketing arm for Belizean tourism: www.travelbelize.org
The Belize Tourism Industry Association is another tourism trade group: www.btia.org
The Belize Customs and Excise Department is tasked with collecting the very high taxes levied on imports to Belize – this includes bacon and other necessities! www.customs.gov.bz
There is apparently no end of blogs thrown up by immigrants from North America to Belize. Here is one of the more opinionated ones from a Wall Street refugee: www.sanpedroscoop.com
A blog run by a Belizean who emigrated to Canada: www.belizeadventure.ca
The National Geographic entry on Belize: www.travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/belize-guide
Lan Sluder is a popular travel writer who previously focused on Belize but now mostly writes on his home state of North Carolina. Still has lots of useful information: //www.belizefirst.com
The Belize High Commission to London has a good page with visa requirements for prospective visitors to Belize: //www.belizehighcommission.com/visas.htm
The National Meteorological Services has loads of information for weather buffs including live weather radar and weather information useful for farmers: www.hydromet.gov.bz
